Knights’ Blog

We have all experienced some aspect of feeling lonely or unloved throughout the course of our lives. Some of this may come from negative experiences we’ve had in the past or from things that we’ve

“I will offer You the sacrifice of Thanksgiving and call on the name of the Lord.” (Ps 116:17, RSVCE 2nd) Over spring break this year I stayed a week at the Divine Mercy Shrine in

In the wake of the French Revolution, when the government loosened its grip on the Church enough to let her work, there was a small group of young friends who lived in Paris. They were

 “Jesus, I love you.  Help me to love you more.” The most profound prayers we send to God are often not the prayers that we believe are profound.  Simplicity speaks.  Speak louder, broader, deeper, truer. 

  It’s time to celebrate once again! The Solemnity of Corpus Christi comes every year, but there should be an even larger emphasis on this Eucharistic feast within the United States due to the National

…they cast down their crowns before the throne, singing, “Worthy are You, our Lord and God, to receive glory and honor and power, for You created all things, and by your will they existed and

There is a lesser-known fact among practicing Catholics, it is that within the majority of our Catholic parish communities, there is a tabernacle, and inside that tabernacle is Jesus Himself. He waits for souls to

  Silence is key for Eucharistic Adoration. A lot of people can try to fill Adoration with time and schedule out their period of adoration, but personally, I believe that this practice takes away from

Silence is key for Eucharistic Adoration. A lot of people can try to fill Adoration with time and schedule out their period of adoration, but personally, I believe that this practice takes away from your

  If we look at God specifically as Father, we can learn a lot about how He is the ultimate Father. He creates things purely out of love for His people. All of the beauty

By David Kilby Since Pope Francis became pope, the way of life and the spirituality of Franciscans have received closer attention. With the pope’s announcement of the Year of St. Joseph, there has been even

By David Kilby If Catholic culture is to survive in our increasingly global and secular society, we Catholics have to unite and form our own little societies. This is how Christendom grew and sustained itself

And in order to see my own faults, I need one of the most crucial virtues of the gospels: humility. And who teaches us humility? Christ, who became a man, to share our weak human

Pierre de Coubertin convinced Pope Pius X that “organized sport can create moral and social strength” and it was the Pope’s support that helped launch the modern Olympics in 1908. Pope Pius X didn’t need

Max Picard warns in his book The World of Silence, (a philosophic-poetic reflection on the meaning of Silence), that modern man is becoming a “word-machine”, a “noise-machine.” He says that true speaking emerges only from