Did you know this about the IW Knights of Columbus? John Morales, who as a young man paid for his girlfriend’s abortion, regretted his decision and now encourages men to help protect human life. (Spirit Juice Studios) “Life is a gift from God. Each human person is created by God out of love and in […]
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IWKnights Corner For January 16, 2021
– Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Did you know this about the IW Knights of Columbus? The ancient fresco of Madonna del Soccorso (Our Lady of Help) in St. Peter’s Basilica was restored with the support of the Knights of Columbus to mark the Year of Faith (2012-2013). Photo courtesy of Fabbrica di San Pietro/M. Falcioni. 11036 – Full Page Version […]
IWKnights Corner For January 9, 2021
– The Baptism of the Lord
Did you know this about the IW Knights of Columbus? The German Instrument of Surrender is signed in Reims, France, effectively ending World War II in Europe on May 7, 1945. Photo Courtesy of 1st Division Museum at Cantigny Park With this episode we conclude the Paul Kerchum story. This incredible World War II veteran […]
IWKnights Corner For January 2, 2021
– The Epiphany of the Lord
Did you know this about the IW Knights of Columbus? The German Instrument of Surrender is signed in Reims, France, effectively ending World War II in Europe on May 7, 1945. Photo Courtesy of 1st Division Museum at Cantigny Park In today’s Part II episode we pick-up the story (from last week) of World War […]
IWKnights Corner For December 26, 2021
– Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
Did you know this about the IW Knights of Columbus? The German Instrument of Surrender is signed in Reims, France, effectively ending World War II in Europe on May 7, 1945. Photo Courtesy of 1st Division Museum at Cantigny Park Over the next three weeks World War II veteran Paul Kerchum tells his story entitled: […]
IWKnights Corner For December 19, 2021
– Fourth Sunday of Advent
Did you know this about the IW Knights of Columbus? The German Instrument of Surrender is signed in Reims, France, effectively ending World War II in Europe on May 7, 1945. Photo Courtesy of 1st Division Museum at Cantigny Park Over the next few weeks we will recount some fascinating stories about the experiences of […]
IWKnights Corner For December 5, 2021
– Second Sunday of Advent
Did you know this about the IW Knights of Columbus? Father Patrick Peyton speaks outside the Cathedral of St. Paul in St. Paul, Minn., in 1958. Photo courtesy of Family Theater Productions The following is part one of the recent Columbia Online magazine article entitled: “The Family that Prays Together” written by Philip Kosloski, a […]
IWKnights Corner For November 28, 2021
– First Sunday of Advent
Did you know this about the IW Knights of Columbus? +++ “The Knights of Columbus enjoys a longstanding and close relationship with the Holy See. On Oct. 25, Pope Francis received Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly in a private audience for the first time in his new role as leader of the Knights of Columbus. The […]
IWKnights Corner For November 21, 2021
– The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
Did you know this about the IW Knights of Columbus? Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio, J.C.D., of the Archdioceses for the Military Services blesses copies of the prayer book Armed With the Faith. “Knights of Columbus volunteers, including some serving in the military, delivered the first of 100,000 copies of the new 6th edition of the Armed […]
IWKnights Corner For November 14, 2021
– 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Did you know this about the IW Knights of Columbus? Live the Virtues of a True Leader. Leadership is not primarily about giving orders, but about serving others. True leadership means serving a cause higher than oneself. (Spirit Juice Studios) Recently Gerald Korson wrote an article which appeared on the KofC web site (i.e. the […]