Take Action for Religious Freedom
The Knights of Columbus stands with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in opposition to the recent decision by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to force Catholic employers including hospitals, universities, and charities to provide health insurance that covers contraception and sterilization.

A Renewal of Faith
In our families and communities, we are called to be missionaries of the new evangelization

A Thread for Weaving Joy
Remarks from Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., at the Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life in Washington, D.C.

Supreme Chaplain Offers Mass at Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life
Bishop William E. Lori acted as celebrant and homilist during Mass on Jan. 21, as part of the 13th Annual Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life held at Georgetown University prior to the March for Life.

Homily by Supreme Chaplain at Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life
Homily by Supreme Chaplain Bishop William E. Lori at the January 21, 2012, Mass for Life at the Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life at Georgetown University.

Survey Finds Unity among Americans on Abortion Restrictions
KofC-Marist Poll Shows 8 in 10 Americans Favor Significant Abortion Restriction.

Record breaking streak extends to eleven years
Record breaking streak extends to eleven years

Created Equal
In 1924, Jim Crow laws were still enforced in many parts of the United States. Martin Luther King Jr. was not yet born, and the height of the civil rights movement wouldn’t be for another 40 years. Nonetheless, it was at this time that the Knights of Columbus commissioned and published The Gift of Black Folk: The Negroes in the Making of America by famous civil rights proponent W.E.B. DuBois.

Survey of Fraternal Activity: The Barometer of Our Success
During the 2010 the Knights of Columbus contributed nearly $155 million dollars and nearly 70 million volunteer hours to benevolent causes.

Pope Benedict XVI has named 22 new cardinals
Pope Benedict XVI has named 22 new cardinals, including three members of Knights of Columbus, announcing their formal induction for Feb. 18, at St. Peter’s Basilica.

Supreme Council Sends Aid for Flood Victims in Philippines
In response to the devastating flash floods that swept across a southern portion of the Philippines shortly before Christmas, the Supreme Council has sent $30,000 in emergency relief funds to assist with the humanitarian efforts in the Mindanao jurisdiction. The money was sent to Caritas Philippines, the charitable and humanitarian organization of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines.

Standing for Justice
Because it conflicts with the natural moral law, Roe v. Wade can never be regarded as “settled”

Columbia magazine is now available as a paid subscription on the Amazon Kindle
Columbia magazine is now available as a paid subscription on the Amazon Kindle.

Americans by 2:1 Margin Prefer "Merry Christmas" to "Happy Holidays"
A new survey finds Americans by a wide margin prefer the traditional "Merry Christmas" greeting to the non-specific "Happy Holidays."

Other New Haven Events
The Knights of Columbus Museum’s seventh annual crèche exhibit features nativity scenes crafted by artists throughout Africa.

Help a Child in Need
National commercial campaign reminds us to help children who need it most at Christmas.

Knights of Columbus Lead Charge to Keep Christ in Christmas
Millions of people in North America will be reminded to “Keep Christ in Christmas” thanks to the efforts of the Knights of Columbus. The campaign includes public service announcements that will be aired in the United States during the Christmas season, as well as a variety of local programs in support of the campaign that include signs, billboards, Nativity scenes and Christmas cards.

Cardinal Foley's Keynote Address
“Cardinal John Foley was both a member of – and a great friend to – the Knights of Columbus and his presence among us will indeed be missed. His Eminence was always an excellent example of Christian witness. With my brother knights, I witnessed this first hand during the years in which Cardinal Foley served as President of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, where he worked tirelessly to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ.

Knights Mourn Passing of Cardinal John Foley
“Cardinal John Foley was both a member of – and a great friend to – the Knights of Columbus and his presence among us will indeed be missed. His Eminence was always an excellent example of Christian witness. With my brother knights, I witnessed this first hand during the years in which Cardinal Foley served as President of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, where he worked tirelessly to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ.

500-Year-Old Monument at St. Peter’s Basilica rededicated
The funerary monument of Pope Innocent VIII (Giovanni Battista Cybo, 1484-1492) in St. Peter’s Basilica was rededicated on Dec. 5 following a restoration undertaken with the support of the of Knights of Columbus.

Vatican Secretary of State Thanks Knights of Columbus for Work in Rome
Speaking at a concert celebrating the groundbreaking for the new "Largo Cavalieri di Colombo" in Rome, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone thanked the Knights for the more than 90 years of service the organization has given to the City of Rome and the Vatican. Supreme Knight Carl Anderson and Rome’s Mayor Giovanni Alemanno were among the attendees.

Greetings by Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Secretary of State
I wish to express my gratitude to Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson and fellow Knights for the invitation to this Concert in this historical Basilica, linked to the memory of Saint Francis of Assisi and one of the most ancient Marian places in Rome, on the occasion of the naming of a Square, in this City, Cavalieri di Colombo. Thus, we are united for such a particular circumstance, which wants to be a demonstration of the recognition for your commitment and your love towards the great City of Rome, center of Catholicism and seat of the Successor of Peter.

Blessing of Largo Cavalieri di Colombo
Heavenly Father – You are always with us! For nearly a century you have inspired the Knights of Columbus to manifest your Paternal Love on behalf of the young people of Rome by providing sport activities useful for their physical growth and development.

City of Rome breaks ground on plaza named for the Knights of Columbus
In recognition of the Knights of Columbus’ near century of service and dedication to the people of Rome, the City of Rome began construction Dec. 6 on a square in the Catholic fraternal organization’s honor.

Keeping Christ in Christmas
The Knights of Columbus commissioned a Nativity scene for display on the New Haven Green located a few blocks from where the Order was founded in 1882 and has been based since.

Catholic Information Service to Launch Series on the New Evangelization
Catholic Information Service (CIS) – a service of the Knights of Columbus which provides Catholic booklets and online content – announced today that it will launch a new series on the New Evangelization.

The New Evangelization
The Gospel demands not only an intellectual assent, but also the ‘yes’ of our hearts

Second Responders
On Nov. 18, Capt. Alfredo Fuentes, FDNY (Ret.) addressed the state deputies about the Order’s new Second Responders Program, which was announced at the Supreme Convention held in Denver last August. As consultant to the supreme knight for disaster relief, Fuentes is developing the program that will help K of C councils to effectively support their communities when faced with a disaster, whether natural or manmade.

State Deputies Gather for Midyear Meeting
Representing the Order’s 72 jurisdictions, K of C state deputies arrived Thursday, Nov. 17, in Nashville, Tenn., for their midyear meeting. Just as the state deputies’ meeting in June invited the participation of state secretaries, emphasizing teamwork and collaboration at the state council level, the Nov. 17-20 meeting overlapped with a meeting of state chaplains, emphasizing the importance of spiritual development of K of C members.

K of C Chaplains Gather for Midyear Meeting in Nashville
On Wednesday, Nov. 16, state chaplains from more than 50 jurisdictions of the Knights of Columbus arrived in Nashville, Tenn., for several days of meetings discussing the spiritual formation of the Order’s members. The first meeting of its kind took place last March in New Haven, Conn., putting renewed emphasis on the role of the chaplain in the Knights.

New Initiative Helps African AIDS Orphans
The Knights of Columbus recently announced a new outreach program that will provide care and shelter for the millions of children in Africa who are orphaned because of AIDS.

The Order’s First Veteran
Earlier this year, the United States marked the 150th anniversary of the start of the U.S. Civil War. A gruesome conflict that lasted from 1861-65 and claimed the lives of approximately 620,000 Americans, the Civil War saw by its conclusion both the abolition of slavery and the untimely death of President Abraham Lincoln.

Knights Defend 10th Infantry Division´s WWII Memorial
Knights from Montana are defending a memorial statue built by veterans of the Army’s 10th Mountain Division as a tribute to their, and their comrades’, service and sacrifice during World War II. The memorial, a statue of Christ located on top of Big Mountain in Whitefish, Mont. is being threatened with eviction because of its religious symbolism.

A Historic Initiative
We look with hopeful anticipation to the opening of the Shrine of Blessed John Paul II

The Posada - An Advent and Christmas Celebration
The Posada is a traditional Christmas celebration that Franciscan missionaries developed in America with the goal of introducing the faith. It continues to be popular throughout the southwestern United States and all of Latin America and is a rich tradition for Knights and their families to share.

Sustainable Investments Conference Explores Ethical Strategies for Growth
Finding long-term economic growth without compromising ethics was the subject of discussion at the Sustainable Investments Conference sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and held in Chicago on October 13 at the Intercontinental Hotel.

Prosthetics Clinic in Port-au-Prince Dedicated to Memory of Emilio Moure
A fully-equipped prosthetics and rehabilitation clinic established with funds provided by the Knights of Columbus is being dedicated today to the memory of Emilio Moure, the former Supreme Secretary of the Knights who died of cancer in July 2011.

Supreme Knight Addresses Divine Mercy Conference in Poland
Supreme Knight Carl Anderson, joined Cardinal Angelo Comastri, Vicar General for the Vatican City State, and Cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz, the Archbishop of Krakow and former secretary to Blessed John Paul II, at the Second World Apostolic Conference on Divine Mercy held in Krakow, Poland. As part of the conference, on Oct. 4, Supreme Knight Anderson delivered a speech titled “The Pope of Mercy: The Role of Blessed John Paul II in the Lives of the Laity,” in the late pontiff's home town of Wadowice. Among those present the supreme knight’s speech were Cardinal Comastri; Archbishop Szymon, Eastern Orthodox Church, Archbishop of Łódź and Poznań; and Bishop Tadeusz Szurman of the Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Poland.

Bishops Ask Catholics to Take Action
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops would like to encourage every Knight of Columbus to take immediate action to support religious freedom and rights of conscience for Catholics and Catholic institutions.

Stalwart Partners
Of the many causes and charities of the Knights of Columbus, Special Olympics is one that is highly valued by individual members and garners a great amount of support. Since the first games were created in 1968 by fellow Knight Sargent Shriver and his wife Eunice Kennedy Shriver, Knights of Columbus members have been active and devoted supporters of Special Olympics.

Knights Announce Second Responders Program
One month before the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the Supreme Council introduced a new initiative called the Knights of Columbus Second Responders that will provide support to the victims of natural or manmade disasters.

9/11 First Responder and Survivor Capt. Al Fuentes to Head K of C Disaster Response Program
At its 129th annual convention in Denver last month, the Knights of Columbus announced the launch of a new project headed by 9/11 first responder and survivor Capt. Alfredo Fuentes, a New York City Fire Captain who coordinated the rescue of survivors including other emergency services personnel and was seriously injured when the North Tower collapsed, burying him in rubble.

Preserving His Legacy
The Shrine of Blessed John Paul II will keep the late pontiff’s vision alive for future generations

A Joyful Atmosphere
World Youth Day pilgrims from around the world celebrate their faith with great enthusiasm.

Spiritual Preparation
World Youth Day pilgrims from around the world celebrate their faith with great enthusiasm.

Knights Join Thousands in Welcoming Pope to World Youth Day
On Thursday, Aug. 18, hundreds of thousands of World Youth Day pilgrims made their way toward the Plaza de Cibeles to welcome Pope Benedict XVI to Madrid. Excitement filled the air and music filled the streets as volunteers and police directed the growing crowd.

Youthful Witnesses
World Youth Day activities throughout Madrid continued on Aug. 17, as pilgrims reported to sites the first of three mornings of bishop-led catechesis and Mass.

Love and Life Centre Opens Doors to Pilgrims
As thousands of pilgrims arrived in Madrid Aug. 15, in anticipation of World Youth Day 2011, workers finished construction on the main stage of the Palacio de Deportes, and technicians prepared the arena for more than 40 hours of programming over the next week.

Thousands of Pilgrims Participate in WYD Opening Events
Singing, chanting and wearing their national colors, thousands of young people from throughout Canada filled the floor and lower levels of the Palacio de Deportes Tuesday, Aug. 16, soon after the Love and Life Centre officially opened its doors to World Youth Day pilgrims in Madrid.

Supreme Knight's Statement on S&P Action
The action taken by Standard and Poor's on Monday, August 8, does not reflect in any way on the business operations or performance of the Knights of Columbus. S&P’s action – as their statement indicates – was caused by the downgrade of the rating of the United States in response to this country’s debt crisis.

New Supreme Secretary, Supreme Treasurer and Asst. Supreme Advocate Appointed
The Board of Directors of the Knights of Columbus appointed Charles E. Maurer Jr., who has served as supreme treasurer since September 2010, as supreme secretary, filling the vacant position left by the late Emilio B. Moure. The Board also appointed Supreme Director Logan T. Ludwig as supreme treasurer.

Bishop Lori Offers Memorial Mass
During the Mass on Thursday morning offered in memory of all deceased Knights of Columbus, Supreme Chaplain Bishop William E. Lori said that the prayers of the faithful can assist those who have gone before us in their journey toward heaven “where they will see the triune God face to face.”

Supreme Knight Announces New Initiatives for Knights
In his annual report to the 129th Supreme Convention, Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson highlighted the theme of the gathering – “That the World May Know New Hope” – as he provided details on the enormous levels of charitable and volunteer efforts by the Knights of Columbus around the globe.

Knights of Columbus Plan Shrine to Blessed John Paul II in Washington, D.C.
The Knights of Columbus announced today that it will establish a shrine to Blessed John Paul II in Washington, D.C. The announcement was made during Supreme Knight Carl Anderson’s annual report at the Knights’ 129th International Convention being held in Denver.

Four New Board Members Elected
Four new members were added to the Order’s Board of Directors with the title of supreme director. Newly elected were Past State Deputies Arthur J. Harris of New York, Brian W. Simer of Idaho, James R. Scroggin of California and Meclea L. Casavant of Alberta, Canada, who also is a former supreme warden.

Teen Essay Winner Attends Convention
Doing his homework really paid off for Edward Vogel, a 16-year-old Connecticut high schooler, who won the Knights of Columbus Essay Contest on “Why President Kennedy’s Words Still Matter.”

New Our Lady of Guadalupe Program Opens
A new Knights of Columbus Marian Prayer Program dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe was launched Aug. 3 at the Supreme Convention in Denver. The prayer program will continue through next year, when the second international Guadalupe Festival will be held in the Los Angeles Coliseum a few days before the opening of the 2012 convention.

Week of Pilgrimage, Week of Service
For a group of college Knights of Columbus, World Youth Day in Madrid will be an experience of service and growth. They will be serving as volunteers at “Love and Life: A Home for English-speaking Pilgrims” sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and the Sisters of Life.

Clinic to Be Named for Emilio B. Moure
The clinic in Haiti sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, which provides prosthetic devices for children who lost a limb in the earthquake last year, will be newly named after Former Supreme Secretary Emilio B. Moure, who passed away last month after a long battle with cancer.

Mass with Eleven Cardinals Opens Convention
With more than 2,500 delegates and their families attending, the Opening Mass for the 129th Knights of Columbus Supreme Convention was concelebrated by some 100 priests and more than 70 archbishops and bishops, including 11 cardinals.

Membership Growth is Key
Under the theme “One Member, Per Council, Per Month,” the Membership Seminar instructed Knights of Columbus state deputies, membership chairmen and other leaders to grow the Order through consistent and organized effort.

New Life for Haitian Amputee Players
Four amputee soccer players who were helped through the Knights of Columbus’ “Healing Haiti’s Children” program spoke at a press conference about their new lease on life after losing a leg in the devastating Haitian earthquake last year.

Chaplains Take on a Greater Role
The more than 75 bishops and priests who gathered for the Supreme Convention’s Chaplains Meeting on Monday heard an opening address from Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson about the important role they play in the life of the Order on the state and local levels.

Emilio Moure Memorial
Donations in memory of the late Supreme Secretary Emilio B. Moure may be made to the Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Chalice Fund, which will present chalices to graduates of the new Saint Charles and Saint Ambrose Seminary upon their ordination to the priesthood.

"I Have Looked for You"
In our dedication to evangelize young Catholics, we continue Blessed John Paul II's legacy.

Standard & Poor’s Rates Knights of Columbus AAA
Standard & Poor’s has once again given the Knights of Columbus its top rating of AAA. This is the 19th consecutive year in which S&P has rated the Knights of Columbus AAA.

For 19th Consecutive Year, Standard & Poor's Rates Knights of Columbus AAA
For 19th consecutive year, Standard & Poor’s rates Knights of Columbus “AAA”

Homily of Supreme Chaplain William E. Lori at the Funeral of Emilio Moure, Supreme Secretary
Text of homily that Supreme Chaplain William E. Lori delivered at the funeral of Supreme Secretary Emilio B. Moure.

Order Mourns Passing of Supreme Secretary Emilio Moure
The Knights of Columbus mourns the loss of Supreme Secretary Emilio B. Moure, who passed away at his Connecticut home on July 23 after a battle with cancer. He was 54 years old and had served as Supreme Secretary of the Knights of Columbus until his death.

Put Away the Rose-Colored Glasses
Ah, the old rose-colored glasses. You know the ones I’m talking about. I don’t wear them all of the time, but I keep them handy. They are always around when I need them.

An Answered Prayer
The Order's charitable efforts and top-rated insurance program provide hope and security to those in need

Columbia Garners Catholic Press Awards
The Knights of Columbus and Columbia magazine, the Order’s official publication, received a number of honors during the Catholic Press Association’s (CPA) annual awards banquet, held June 24 at the Catholic Media Convention in Pittsburgh.

Ready to Serve
We extend invitations to the agents who, in their first three to four months, have shown a tendency to grasp the habits necessary be a success in the insurance business.

Supreme Court Rejects Latest Challenge to "Under God" in Pledge of Allegiance
The United States Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal of a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Pledge of Allegiance, thus ending a seven year battle involving two separate cases, one originating in California and the other in New Hampshire.

Order to Release Promotional Ads Nationally
The Knights of Columbus is releasing four professionally produced advertisements that highlight the history, charity and life-changing impact of the Order and invite Catholic men to join and “make a difference.” The four ads were introduced by Supreme Knight Carl Anderson and shown to state deputies, state secretaries and their wives at the closing session of the organizational meeting on Sunday.

Order Highlights Fresh Initiatives
The State Deputies Meeting continued on Saturday morning with a plenary session featuring a number of new initiatives that the Order has undertaken.

New State Deputies Receive Jewels and Mission
During a Mass celebrated in St. Mary’s Church, the birthplace of the Order, newly elected state deputies from 40 jurisdictions received the jewels of their office from Supreme Knight Carl Anderson. The state deputies, hailing from all parts of the globe, from the Philippines to Poland, came forward after Communion with their wives to have the ribboned jewel placed around their necks.

Knights of Columbus Sets New Records for Charitable Contributions
The Knights of Columbus announced that it set new all-time records for charitable donations and volunteer service hours in 2010. Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson released the results of the Catholic fraternal organization’s annual survey in a presentation to its board of directors and state leaders, meeting June 8-12 at its international headquarters.

State Deputies Hear Inspiring Words as Meeting Opens
In his keynote address at the annual State Deputies Meeting in New Haven, Supreme Knight Carl Anderson said that the mission of the Knights of Columbus is to provide charitable assistance to the most needy and to offer top-rated financial protection to members and their families.

Order Establishes New Standards for Charitable Work
The Knights of Columbus once again set annual records for charitable contributions and volunteer hours, showing itself to be one of the most efficient and effective organizations in the world for helping the poor and the most needy when and where they need it most.

Supreme Knight to Appear on Salt + Light TV
Supreme Knight Carl Anderson will appear on Salt + Light Television presenting an address on Verbum Domini

A.M. Best Reaffirms Knights of Columbus Rating of A++ (Superior)
For the 36th consecutive year, A.M. Best Company has given the Knights of Columbus its highest financial strength rating, A++ (Superior). A.M. Best is a worldwide rating and information agency, which conducts in-depth analyses and issues reports about the fiscal stability of insurance companies.

Why John Paul II Was Beatified
Blessed Pope John Paul II was an extraordinary witness of faith and love, seeking unity with Christ above all.

Knights of Columbus Climbs 29 Spots on Fortune's List of Top Companies
The Knights of Columbus has moved up 29 places in Fortune’s® annual ranking of America’s 1000 largest companies this year according to the recently released Fortune list.

Alabama Knights and the Supreme Council Aid Those Affected by Tornadoes
As thousands of residents pick up the pieces from more than 300 tornadoes that sliced through the southern part of the United States, Knights in the battered city of Tuscaloosa, Ala. are creating a safety net for those who have little or nothing to support them after losing their homes, loved ones or any general sense of stability.

$80 Billion Strong and Counting
The Knights of Columbus insurance program passed a major milestone at the end of April when total insurance in force exceeded $80 billion. The amount of life insurance in force has doubled in just over a decade, from $40 billion in 2000..

Protect Your Greatest Asset With Income Armor
Income Armor, the newest addition to the Nearly one in four men can expect to suffer a disability that keeps him out of work for 90 days or longer at some point during his working years. For women, the odds are worse: one in three. One in every seven workers can expect to be disabled for five or more years before retirement. If you do not currently own paycheck protection in the form of disability insurance, and you have a job, you need it.

In Moving Ceremony, John Paul II Becomes "Blessed"
Acknowledging the desire of Catholics throughout the world to see John Paul II declared a saint, Pope Benedict XVI took another step in that process by beatifying his predecessor in a solemn yet joyful ceremony in St. Peter’s Square on Sunday, May 1.

Called to Change the World
Through our witness of charity, unity and fraternity, we can help others to encounter Christ

Blessed John Paul II: Champion of Religious Freedom
Text of address entitled “Blessed John Paul II: Champion of Religious Freedom” given April 27, 2011, by Supreme Chaplain Bishop William E. Lori at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.

Supreme Chaplain Gives Keynote at National Catholic Prayer Breakfast
Blessed John Paul II: Champion of Religious Freedom Most Reverend William E. Lori, S.T.D. Address at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast Washington, D.C. April 27, 2011

Vast Majority of Americans Admire Pope John Paul II and Applaud His Beatification
As Catholics around the world prepare for the beatification of Pope John Paul II on May 1st, Americans overwhelmingly say they admire him, still remember much of his pontificate, and overwhelmingly agree that he is worthy of beatification, according to a new Knights of Columbus/Marist Poll.

Order Mourns Passing of Former Supreme Master
Members of the Order were saddened by the news of the passing of former Supreme Master Darrell Beck, who passed away on April 21 in Decatur, Ill. He was 78.

40 Cans for Lent
A Knights of Columbus charity program that connects traditional Lenten alms-giving with the nutritional needs of poor families in the greater San Antonio area has been a huge success for the men of Our Lady of Guadalupe Council 8306 this spring.

Knights of Columbus Tops $80 Billion of Life Insurance in Force
The Knights of Columbus insurance program passed a major milestone today when total insurance in force exceeded $80 billion. The amount of life insurance in force has doubled in just over a decade, from $40 billion in 2000.

Christian Witness on Campus
Knights are called to transform society, said Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson in presenting the founding charter to the members of Father Bill Nolan Council 15094 at Dartmouth College.

Documentary on Fr. McGivney Airs on Public TV in CT and Elsewhere
Connecticut Public Television will air Father Michael McGivney, a one-hour documentary about the Knights of Columbus’ founder, April 21 at 9 p.m.

Catholic Organizations Come Together to Prepare Official Centre for English-Speaking Pilgrims WYD
English-speaking pilgrims will have a home of their own at World Youth Day in Madrid this August. “Love and Life: A Home for English Speaking Pilgrims” will be co-hosted by the Knights of Columbus and the Sisters of Life, and cosponsored by Holy Cross Family Ministries, Salt & Light Television, the Apostleship of Prayer, the Fellowship of Catholic University.

Knights Respond to Tornado Relief Efforts
Devastating tornadoes in the South and Midwest United States have prompted an unprecedented local response from K of C councils, coupled with substantial donations by the Supreme Council to aid in disaster relief efforts.

Making God’s Work Our Own
Speech entitled “Making God’s Work Our Own: The Importance of President John F. Kennedy’s Inaugural Address 50 Years Later” given by Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson at Faneuil Hall in Boston.

Winner at Home
St. Louis Cardinals’ lefthander Trever Miller, a Knight of Columbus, has challenges on and off the field.

At the Sanctuary of Christ the King
Remarks by Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson delivered on March 27, 2011, at the Sanctuary of Christ the King, Cerro del Cubilete, Silao, Guanajuato, Mexico.

Accepting the Mission
Blessed John Paul II entrusted us with the task of a new evangelization

Knights in Mexico Make Pilgrimage to Christ the King Mountain
Knights of Columbus from throughout Mexico traveled to the Shrine of Christ the King at the top of Cerro del Cubilete (Cubilete Hill) March 27 for a special day of worship in memory of the K of C martyrs who were killed during the persecution of the Catholic Church in Mexico in the 1920s.

What if Your Last Paycheck Was Your Last Paycheck?
As I am sure most of you know, the Order has what some would call a limited product line. We sell life insurance, retirement annuities, and long term care insurance. It is not because we can’t or couldn’t sell a variety of other products and services; rather it is because we believe in being very good – not just good but very good – at what we do, and no one who tries to be all things to all people can be very good at everything. You’ve heard the phrase “jack of all trades, master of none”? Not us. We’re the masters of what we do.

K of C Founder's Day Mass
Homily given by Supreme Chaplain Bishop William E. Lori at the 2011 Founder’s Day Mass at St. Mary’s Church in New Haven.

Louisiana Knights Gather Aid Supplies for Japan
When Louisiana District Deputy Darrel Gonzales saw the first video images of homes in Fukushima, Japan being washed away in a devastating tsunami, it was all too familiar.

Knights Reach Out to Japan
In response to the horrific recent destruction from the major earthquake and the resulting tsunami that struck Japan on March 11, the Supreme Council is working with the Knights of Columbus military councils in that country to determine key projects on which the Order can offer financial assistance.

No other financial product can do what whole life can
One of the many elements of permanent insurance – whole life for example – is the accumulation of cash values within the policy. While we never run around recommending that these values be withdrawn, or borrowed, the fact is they are available.

Keeping the Promise
More than a year after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, the children injured in that calamity have renewed hope thanks to the joint efforts of Project Medishare, the Knights of Columbus, Össur, and the Challenged Athletes Foundation.

Chaplains Gather in Order’s Birthplace
Sixty-six chaplains from 58 jurisdictions travelled to the founding place of the Order for a meeting, this week, March 1-4th.

A Heavy Cross to Bear
The crucifix is a powerful symbol for Catholics, especially during the penitent days of Lent leading up to Christ’s death and resurrection. A sign of God’s saving love for mankind, the crucifix is present in churches and homes and is placed on the foreheads of Catholics the world over when Lent begins on Ash Wednesday March 9.

A Model for All
Pope John Paul II's life and heroic virtue stand as an extraordinary witness to the world

Celebrating Our Hispanic History
Catholics throughout the Orange County area of Southern California had the opportunity to learn more about the Knights long history with Mexico and to venerate the relics of the Order’s six saints who were martyred during the bloody persecution of the Church in Mexico during the 1920s and 30s.

Supreme Knight's Statement on the Passing of Father Kurt Pritzl
Supreme Knight Carl Anderson, a member of the Catholic University of America Board of Directors, issued a statement upon hearing of the death of the Rev. Kurt Pritzl, O.P., dean of the CUA Department of Philosophy.

Board of Directors Votes to Organize Poland State Council, Conduct Third Degree and Fourth Degree.
Board of Directors Votes to Organize Poland State Council, Conduct Third Degree and Fourth Degree

Another great year of insurance growth and service
A tenth consecutive year of growth is a terrific topic for a column. 2010 was such a year for the Knights of Columbus Insurance program, which grew in every category. This is a pretty remarkable feat, especially considering the economic conditions of this past decade. Let me share a few of the Order’s accomplishments with you.