Join Us on a Great Adventure for the Lord!
The Lord of the harvest needs workers in His vineyard!
Will you answer His loving call?
What does it take to become a Knight of the Holy Eucharist? A young man should:
- Be a single Catholic in good standing
- Have no legal responsibilities
- Have good physical and mental stability
- Be a high school graduate 18-30 years old
- Have the ability to perform strenuous manual labor
- Have a desire to serve and not to be served
“Religious are not better than other men—they are chosen for the benefit of mankind and the glorification of God on earth. Men climb mountains, scale heights, venture into the unexplored to prove to other men it can be done. This is the witness of today’s disciples—they provide a needed witness that holiness is possible in today’s world because there is one whose Indwelling Presence accomplishes the difficult, the impossible and the miraculous—a change of life, ideals and goals.” — Mother Angelica
"You did not choose me, no, I
chose you; and I commissioned you
to go out and to bear fruit." (Jn. 15:16)
You can email us at [email protected]
or write to us via regular mail:
Knights of the Holy Eucharist
7303 N. 112th St.
Waverly, NE 68462 U.S.A.
Are you called to be a Knight?
The consecrated life is challenging yet joyful and rewarding at the same time! The Knights exist to serve the Church and the wider community by prayer; adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament; and a wide-ranging variety of apostolic works, including training altar servers, giving spiritual talks, online evangelizing, and assisting the poor.
Our life is a balance of work, prayer, and free time/recreation (think fun!) lived in community. We treat one another as brothers, and our fraternal life gives each individual support on his heavenly journey. “A religious community is a gift of the Spirit. It is the love of God, poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, from which religious community takes its origin and is built as a true family gathered together in the Lord’s name” (Fraternal Life in Community, Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life & Societies of Apostolic Life).
One of our important duties is serving Holy Mass, which we do as reverently as we can. The Knights are blessed to serve Mass in both forms, the Ordinary Form and the Extraordinary Form (Traditional Latin Mass).
“This is the meaning of the call to the consecrated life: it is an initiative coming wholly from the Father, who asks those whom he has chosen to respond with complete and exclusive devotion. The experience of this gracious love of God is so deep and so powerful that the person called senses the need to respond by unconditionally dedicating his or her life to God, consecrating to him all things present and future, and placing them in his hands” (Vita Consecrata 17).