Knights of Columbus Holy Infant Council #10794

Father Cameron shows the power and centrality of Mary in a series of insightful and reverent meditations on the Church’s Marian feasts.

by Columbia Staff
The magazine’s covers depict war efforts.

by Alton J. Pelowski
Through the Love and Life Centre, the Order helped to transform the lives of young Catholics at World Youth Day

In the rosary, Mary leads us to her son as we meditate on the mysteries of salvation.

by Patrick A. Trueman
Catholics have a duty to fight against pornography and its devastating spiritual and societal consequences

by Devin Rose
Teaching your children about the saints can enliven their faith and help lead them to heaven.

by Maureen Boyle
A growing number of men bravely fill a crucial need as Catholic military chaplains

by Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli
The new translations of the Suscipiat, Preface and Sanctus invite us to deeper participation at Mass.

by Columbia Staff
Michelangelo’s frescos in the Sistine Chapel demonstrate that the human body is created for love

by Mary Zurolo Walsh
Knights honor veterans and their service through lasting volunteerism.

by Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson
We look with hopeful anticipation to the opening of the Shrine of Blessed John Paul II.

by Columbia Staff
Awards session recognizes outstanding achievements in charity, unity, fraternity.

by Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone
Papal greetings sent to the 129th Supreme Convention by Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone

Archbishop Charles J. Chaput’s homily from the convention’s opening Mass.

by Alton Pelowski
Through a new prayer program dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe, Knights will carry on the work of the new evangelization.

An interview with Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson about strength, security, confidence and Knights of Columbus Insurance.

by Patrick Gallagher
The lives of the saints provide lessons about generosity in this world as we prepare for the next.

by Archbishop Alfred C. Hughes
The new translations of the Suscipiat, Preface and Sanctus invite us to deeper participation at Mass.

The “four pillars” of faith presented in the Catechism are interconnected parts of a whole.

by Gerald Korson
Through ChurchLoan, developing Catholic communities find financing for expansion.