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Courage and Conviction offers insight into the remarkable journey of the Knights of Columbus’ namesake, details on the origins of Columbus Day and context behind the affinity that many immigrants have for the explorer Columbus. The film shows why Christopher Columbus remains not only a man worthy of admiration, but a noble icon of what it means to be a Catholic and an America. WATCH
Learn more about Christopher Columbus and the holiday named in his honor at kofc.org/columbus.
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On Sunday, Aug. 29, Hurricane Ida struck Louisiana, becoming the second most damaging storm in state history. Knights throughout the state have stepped up to provide food, supplies and financial assistance.
While the Gospel has not preserved any of his words, St. Joseph’s actions resound through the ages. The new documentary St. Joseph: Our Spiritual Father provides a glimpse into one of the most incredible lives in history. This Knights of Columbus-produced film airs on ABC affiliates across the U.S. starting Oct. 10. Watch the trailer and find your local airtime at kofc.org/stjoseph.
During the virtual event, Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly encouraged college Knights to discern and imitate the virtues of St. Joseph. Additionally, keynote speaker Father Donald Calloway, MIC, shared practical ways that young men can become more like the Guardian of the Redeemer.
When members of Council 11475 in Virginia learned from their pastor about the lack of medical care in his hometown in Uganda, they jumped into action. Not only did the council raise funds in support, but members also flew to the village to help build St. Francis of Assisi Health Center.
The story of baseball cannot be told without the K of C. Learn how in this latest web exhibit by the Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center.
U.S. Army Master Sgt. Sompaul Vorapanich likens the military idea of a “band of brothers” to the mutual support every Catholic man needs.
Knights from Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia recently packed more than 40,000 meals for those in need in the Baltimore area and in Guatemala.
Servant of God Nicholas Black Elk was a traditional healer and a Catholic convert who served as a catechist among the Lakota people. South Dakota Knights made a pilgrimage to pray for his canonization and intercession.
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