Father George Ging Council 6824
Father George Ging Council 6824
In 1923, Oregon passed the Compulsory Education Act – a Ku Klux Klan-backed bill that would have required all children between 8 and 16 to attend public schools. The law posed an existential threat to Catholic schools and triggered a nationwide debate over parental rights, religious freedom, and state power. Backed by the Knights of […]
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The Knights of Columbus is a family organization. To help share this story, we have released a new video on social media and YouTube geared toward wives and encouraging them to invite their husbands to become Knights. This video is available for download from the Supply Store and can be used by councils on their
Words from a hymn from last Sunday struck me. I believe each Knight (and indeed, each parishioner) can reflect upon them in their prayers and gain insight. I thought I’d share a portion of it: We are many parts, We are all one body. And the gifts we have, We are given to share. May
2024 Year in Review: Support of many hands, support of many gifts, and support of many prayers. With our hands we’ve: flipped pancakes, grown veggies, built enclosures, sanded benches, handed out candy, poured beer and cried “Huzzah!” hauled pumpkins, directed traffic, picked up trash, mended fences, spread stain, chopped wood, sweated a lot, and laughed
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For those who don’t know, I’m Bryan Born, the current Grand Knight of our council. Thank you for celebrating with us. I created a little slideshow again this year, but before we begin I’d like a moment to give thanks. Knights and Gentlemen, would you please join me in a round of applause for our
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You may have heard members of the Knights of Columbus express the greeting “Vivat Jesus!”. The words “Vivat Jesus!” are much more than a slogan or password for the Knights of Columbus. In these words, “Jesus lives!” we find the foundation, meaning and mission of our Order. “Vivat Jesus” was introduced around 1980 during the revision of
Our final core principle is Patriotism. Members of the Knights of Columbus are proud of our devotion to God and country, and we believe in standing up for both. Whether it’s in public or private, the Knights remind the world that Catholics support our nation and are amongst the greatest citizens. Frank’s Farm Market is
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The Knights’ third core principle is Fraternity. In 2023 the Knights organization topped 49 million volunteer hours (compared to Kiwanis or Masons at 18 million each). At St. Anne’s there are over 100 Knights sitting in pews next to you. I estimated 80% of the gentlemen at last week’s 10:30am mass were current Knights. We
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None of us is as good as All of us. Members of the Knights of Columbus all know that – together – we can accomplish far more than any of us could individually. We may not have the same opinion, as we are all individuals. We do however lean on our Catholic faith and all
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KofC Core Principle: Charity –The Knights of Columbus show love for their neighbors by raising money for local charities and donating our time and talent to our parish and local community. Knights recognize that our mission, and our faith in God, compels us to action. There is no better way to experience love and compassion
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The Knights of Columbus are rooted in four core Principles: Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism. I joined the St. Anne council to be with other men who pray together. I became Grand Knight because I believe there is no greater community of men to champion Catholic principles. Interested? Ask any Knight, or reach out to
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