How Knights of the Holy Eucharist Foster Spiritual Growth
By David Kilby The Spiritual Example of St. Joseph and St. Francis Since Pope Francis became pope, the way of
April 8, 2021
The official blog of the Knights of the
Holy Eucharist
By David Kilby The Spiritual Example of St. Joseph and St. Francis Since Pope Francis became pope, the way of
By David Kilby If Catholic culture is to survive in our increasingly global and secular society, we Catholics have to
Along with our Holy Father St. Francis, the Knights were honored to be featured in an article on the Lincoln
Br. Angelo has recorded a new series of reflections on the Beatitudes, which were given to us by Jesus Himself.
And in order to see my own faults, I need one of the most crucial virtues of the gospels: humility.
May you be touched by Him with this poem. Thinking I had it all figured out. Living my life, yet
May the Lord give you His Peace! In these times when Satan and his minons are fighting hard to take
In olden times, there lived in a certain part of England a rich and powerful knight, who kept a great
Pierre de Coubertin convinced Pope Pius X that “organized sport can create moral and social strength” and it was the
Max Picard warns in his book The World of Silence, (a philosophic-poetic reflection on the meaning of Silence), that modern
We joyfully celebrate Our Lord’s birth, His Nativity, on Christmas Day. “For to us a child is born, to us
One time-honored Advent tradition is the praying of the O Antiphons. The O Antiphons use titles of the Messiah and
Advent is such a special time of year when we get ready to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on
No other form of prayer can equal the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. “At the Last Supper, on the night
Do you realize the awesome truth that Our Lord is your Friend? Yes, of course, He is God, but He
We need Our Lord’s comfort, strength, protection, and guidance as we make our pilgrim way through this world to our
Most people live busy lives, and it’s easy sometimes to forget God in the midst of the activity. One way
Part of preparation for confession is examining your conscience, calling to mind the sins you have committed since your last
Going to Confession is a key part of living the Catholic life. Taking a cue from the beautiful saying for
The Athanasian Creed is a long profession of faith dating back to the 4th or 5th century. Especially explained in
The Catechism of the Catholic Church tells us that the Apostles’ Creed is “a faithful summary of the apostles’ faith.”
As the mother of Jesus, Our Lady had much to suffer, as prophesied by Simeon at the Presentation in the
How much we and our world need the mercy of our loving Savior! The Chaplet of Divine Mercy was given
The Rosary is an incredibly amazing prayer. Let’s listen to what several saints have said about this spiritual weapon: “The
The Lord’s Prayer (the Our Father) was taught by Jesus Christ Himself (Matthew 6:9-13). What a beautiful prayer–and how amazing
Sometimes it’s hard just to get through the day. Many times we’re “only” dealing with the multiple annoyances and inconveniences
The Hail Mary is one of the basic prayers that Catholics know and love. It is one of the prayers
St. Paul tells us “So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of
Maybe you’re thinking that you’d like to add more prayer times to your day, but you don’t know how to
“If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we confess
In his famous passage on love (charity), St. Paul tells us: “If I speak in the tongues of men and
The First Friday of every month is a day when we traditionally honor the Sacred Heart. Our Lord told St.
Mary our Mother’s mission is to lead us safely to Heaven to be with the Holy Trinity forever and ever.
There is something about Easter glory that draws us to look at sacred art and the ‘snapshot’ of faith which
Ash Wednesday is now in the past, and maybe you’re disheartened at how you have failed to follow through on
Sometimes—make that often!—it is so difficult to come to grips with the fact that we aren’t in control—that we can’t
“He seeks us before we dream of seeking Him; He knocks before we invite Him in; He loves us before
We all know the feeling of being unplugged, and especially when people know we’re in a downtime reserved for
Liturgical abuse was not new to St. Francis, especially when it came to the Holy Eucharist. He writes, “Let us
At the end of a busy day, it is worth asking how we choose to spend the little time that
Brother John’s photo essay of a February snow at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament gives the Pietà in
Our digital fast paced culture is fascinated with quotes, sound bites, or rather sound bytes — tiny morsels of easily