
Knights of Columbus Celebrate 140th Anniversary
On March 29, 1882, the newly formed fraternal organization became formally recognized by the state of Connecticut.
On March 29, 1882, the newly formed fraternal organization became formally recognized by the state of Connecticut.
St. Mary’s Church, the parish where he first served, hosts prayerful events.
August 2021 marks several significant anniversaries for Catholics in the lives of these great men.
One Connecticut parish has a long legacy of honoring Our Lady.
COMMENTARY: Reflecting on the example of the new beatus can stretch the expectations and broaden the horizons of contemporary U.S. Catholics.
For the Solemity of All Saints, the Holy Father explained how holy men and women, though all unique, lived the beatitudes.
The first beatification of a parish priest held on U.S. soil took place Oct. 31 in Hartford, Connecticut.
COMMENTARY: The 38-year-old Knights of Columbus founder, who will be beatified Oct. 31, is recognized for starting the fraternal organization, but it was in his dedication to his parochial mission where his heroic holiness was lived.
COMMENTARY: The manifest potential of the priesthood was fulfilled in Father McGivney’s holy life.
The ‘Protector of Christian Family Life’ is heralded ahead of his beatification.
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