Hard as Nails

Justin Fatica runs Hard As Nails, a hip, in your face youth ministry, unlikely because it is aimed at Catholic kids. He is the subject of a documentary on HBO to be aired this fall. He is brings his high energy religious message to St. Patrick's High School in Elizabeth, New Jersey. (Audio slideshow by John O'Boyle)

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[RJK1992]

@justinoakley999 I see that you've never met him, otherwise you would realize that he's an honest family man who cares about this generation. He helps in ways that many others don't know how. His wife is also very calm and intelligent so I don't think she would have married him had she found these things to be true. Look at the fruits of what he's done. Regardless of how he's doing it, he's bringing more people to Jesus Christ and giving youth hope. Stop complaining and make a difference.

[Sneezlebob]

@justinoakley999 Haters gonna hate

[goopeyful]

yuhp he came to my schoo ltoday, it was very emotional and very moving.

[Sneezlebob]

@justinoakley999 *facepalm*. You clearly havent been to a seminar. One of the chillest guys you'll ever meet.

Haters gonna hate

[atheist6in6a6foxhole]

where can i watch this documentary without buying it?

[jbppcusd8]

Had the chance to experience him?

I did. I disagree.

He is authentic, and the fact that you attack

confirms the fact that he is authentic to me.

[Shalek]

@rsidey Then you're wrong. If you'd like I can give you some examples.

[rsidey]

@Shalek Correct.

[Shalek]

@rsidey Are you saying you don't think he uses the methods discussed in the video?

[rsidey]

@Shalek It did and it didn't. I understand that false teaching of any religion can cause harm but I have studied Justin Fatica's message enough to know that he teaches the Truth and there is nothing in true Christian Theology that can be considered harmful. Actually, it's quite the opposite. In it's truest form it's a message of good news and hope.