Closer to us than we want him to be
Many would rather push God into the distant cosmos, the Watch Maker, the uncaring Being, the science of randomness, or
July 10, 2014
The official blog of the Knights of the
Holy Eucharist
Many would rather push God into the distant cosmos, the Watch Maker, the uncaring Being, the science of randomness, or
The Knights are attending the annual Atlanta Eucharistic Congress, Friday, June 20th, and Saturday, June 21st. The Congress draws over
Allow Christ to walk with you in your garden of toil, in your heart where we have all fallen. Speak
Cardinal Müller had some clear words for the LCWR and all those who pruport to be Catholic and yet espouse
Outside of my window there sits a lone Rose-breasted Grosbeak making the most beautiful music. It calls out in orchestral
It is not important that people know all our wounds. Padre Pio hid his most painful wound, which he suffered
Franciscan priest and martyr St. Maximilian Kolbe had much to overcome in his fruitful and dynamic life. Often regarded as
Have we really looked at the image of Divine Mercy, looked at it honestly? Yes, we’ve seen it a hundred
Our popes have always been in the middle of war; the great war that wages in the heavens and spills
Did you know? Blessed Pope John Paul II conferred one of the Papal Orders of Chivalry upon Dolores and Bob
Christianity is more than a survival guide… it is a Person, a Person raised on the cross, a Person who
“If a man wants to be always in God’s company, he must pray regularly and read regularly. When we pray,
Put on the cool shades! In solidarity with Pope Saint John Paul II during Easter Week leading up to the
With a single ‘fiat’ Mary fulfills Abraham’s journey of faith. It was Mary’s word that allowed the Eternal Word to
There is something poetic and scriptural about stones and archways. Go through, go through the gates, prepare the way for
Although Christ is the new Adam restoring all that was lost through first sin, still St. Joseph shares in the
Here is the Vatican translation of the address Benedict XVI delivered (…) before reciting the midday Angelus with several thousand
When one’s teaching voice is weak it is often because it lacks obedience. No amount of intonation, of “add-on” liturgy,
St. Francis’ troop of men were all transient beggars. Transience was and is the hallmark of the Franciscans. It was
“Every one must study his own nature. Some of you can sustain life with less food than others can, and
Here we are with fellow pilgrims in faith and witness — our very own Bishop Robert Baker of Birmingham in