
Blessed Michael McGivney — the Eucharist, the Priest and the Great Hunger
The holy priest was beatified during a Eucharist famine like no other
The holy priest was beatified during a Eucharist famine like no other
The event was organized in partnership with the GIVEN Institute, a ministry for Catholic women.
New K of C programs aim to deepen the faith lives and spirituality of Catholic men across the country.
“You can join a brotherhood of men that want to better the world,” he said, “that want to leave the world better than how they found it.”
Kelly highlighted the order’s efforts in response to post-Dobbs attacks on unborn life, support for those affected by the war in Ukraine, and response to a growing ‘epidemic of loneliness’ that has particularly impacted young men in America.
COMMENTARY: In light of the Dodgers promotion of anti-Catholicism, an online exhibit by the Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center explores how the Knights of Columbus and Catholics positively impacted the national pastime for more than a century.
The documentary premieres on Feb. 26 and will run for six weeks on ABC-affiliated stations across the country.
Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly gives firsthand look at ongoing aid, saying, ‘It’s a witness to the whole world that the answer to the problems we face is Jesus Christ.’
The poll also found that 91% of Americans support or strongly support pregnancy resource centers.
The historic demonstration against legal abortion is more crucial than ever in America’s changed national landscape regarding abortion.
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