Rycerze Kolumba zgromadzili się na Jasnej Górze, by wspólnie modlić się i pokazać, że wiara wymaga konkretnych czynów. Więcej na: https://t.co/nTKtJoyGop
“Let nothing disturb you, let nothing frighten you, all things are passing away: God never changes.” — St. Teresa of Ávila
Life changes quickly, and uncertainty can unsettle even a strong faith. St. Teresa reminds us to anchor ourselves in the One who does not change.
Lord, help us trust you when the path ahead is unclear.
📅15 października obchodzimy Dzień Dziecka Utraconego. Jest on poświęcony pamięci o dzieciach, które zmarły przed narodzeniem lub krótko po nim, oraz o ich rodzicach i rodzinach. @FederacjaZycia zachęca, aby w tym dniu zapalić Świecę Pamięci 🕯
https://t.co/5rLN2fA8TG
As Pope Leo XIV undergoes surgery today, we invite Catholics around the world to join the Knights of Columbus in praying for our Holy Father.
May God guide the hands of his medical team, grant him a successful surgery and a swift recovery, and strengthen him as he continues to shepherd the Church.
Blessed Michael McGivney, pray for him! Vivat Jesus!
U nienarodzonego Michaela zdiagnozowano zespół Downa i zagrażający życiu obrzęk. Rodzicom zaproponowano aborcję. Michelle i Daniel Schachle nie poddali się. Więcej na: https://t.co/yRqzYJmDxT
📑@FederacjaZycia przypomina, że ochrona dziecka zaczyna się od ochrony jego życia przed narodzeniem, ale nie może się na niej kończyć. Szczególną uwagę zwraca na potrzebę odbudowy kultury odpowiedzialnego macierzyństwa i ojcostwa👪
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🤝@FederacjaZycia dołączyła do Civil Society for the Geneva Consensus Declaration – międzynarodowej koalicji organizacji społecznych wspierających cele Deklaracji Konsensusu Genewskiego w sprawie promowania zdrowia kobiet i wzmacniania rodziny👨👩👧👦
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Dziś modlimy się o wyniesienie na ołtarze Sługi Bożej Matki Kazimiery Gruszczyńskiej. W tym roku obchodzimy 99. rocznicę jej śmierci. Zapraszamy na Mszę św. do Parafia Św. Krzyża w Kozienicach, której dziś (17.09) o godz. 18.00 będzie przewodniczył Bp Marek Solarczyk.
The Knights of Columbus offers Catholic men a place to come together in brotherhood while serving their parish, supporting their community, and deepening their faith. It is a chance to be part of something bigger than yourself. Visit https://t.co/DxEzOaBO4n to learn more.
17 września 1939 roku to data, której nie można zapomnieć. Nasz @fatherpiotr przypomina tragiczny cios w plecy zadany Polsce przez Związek Sowiecki. To trudna refleksja o prawdzie historycznej, propagandzie i chrześcijańskim patriotyźmie... https://t.co/bljvkbka4d
Dziś imieniny Leona XIV. Niech Duch Święty obdarza Ojca Świętego mądrością, pokojem serca i odwagą w prowadzeniu Kościoła Chrystusowego w jedności i pokoju!
Parafia Matki Bożej Częstochowskiej w Radomiu została w niedzielę ustanowiona diecezjalnym Sanktuarium bł. Michaela McGivneya. Mszy świętej przewodniczył abp Wacław Depo, metropolita częstochowski i krajowy kapelan Rycerzy Kolumba.
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⛪️Parafia Matki Bożej Częstochowskiej w Radomiu będzie drugim ośrodkiem pielgrzymkowym na świecie związanym z @RycerzeKolumba – diecezjalnym Sanktuarium bł. Michaela McGivneya, który jest patronem i orędownikiem dla rodzin, mężczyzn i kapłanów⬇️
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Today we celebrate the birth of Blessed Michael McGivney, whose simple “yes” to God became a blessing for generations.
As a parish priest, he saw the struggles facing Catholic families and responded with faith, courage, and practical charity. From that vision grew the Knights of Columbus: a brotherhood that continues to serve the Church and those in need around the world.
May we honor his birthday by asking for the grace to recognize the opportunities God places before us and respond with the same generosity.
Join the The Father Michael J. McGivney Guild, submit prayer intentions, and pray for the canonization of Blessed Michael McGivney at https://t.co/rbq5oZfVBG
Blessed Michael McGivney, pray for us!
Fraternal leaders from across Canada assembled for the meeting of the Canadian Association preceding the 144th Supreme Convention on Aug. 3 to discuss the accomplishments and activities of the Order in Canada over the past year. Deputy Supreme Knight Arthur Peters, a past state deputy of Ontario, reported that nearly 8,000 Canadian men joined the Order and that membership in the Fourth Degree also grew.
“The great work that we’re doing to help so many people needs to continue,” the deputy supreme knight said, “and the way to do that is to bring new members, especially younger members, to continue the things that we do.”
Delegates also heard presentations from Christiana Flessner, executive director of the Canadian Wheelchair Foundation/Fondation Chaise Roulante Canada; Father Haig Chahinian, CEO of Salt + Light Media; and Bishop Mykhaylo Bubniy, archiepiscopal exarch of Odessa, Ukraine.
Bishop Bubniy, who serves as chaplain to Ukrainian Greek Catholic Knights, attended the meeting at the invitation of Bishop Bryan Bayda of the Eparchy of Toronto and Eastern Canada, the Ontario state chaplain. Bishop Bubniy thanked the Knights for their solidarity with Catholics in Ukraine and pledged his support to help promote the Knights of Columbus among Ukrainian refugees arriving in Canada.
(Photos by Paul Haring)
Denver’s rapid rise in the mid-19th century from a collection of mining camps to a city renowned for its urban charm and outdoor beauty is emblematic of the American West. The city also boasts a deeply Catholic history intertwined with that of the Knights of Columbus, which established the first council west of the Mississippi River in Denver in 1900. The setting, with its tangible reminders of the beauty of God’s creation, provides an inspiring backdrop for this year’s Supreme Convention.
Read more: https://t.co/1suK9hOnT6
Featured: Colorado Gov. Henry A. Buchtel signs a bill making Columbus Day a state holiday on April 1, 1907. Also pictured is then-State Deputy John H. Reddin (back row, third from right), along with several members of Denver Council 539 and Knights serving in the state Senate. (Knights of Columbus Multimedia Archives)
The 144th Supreme Convention of the Knights of Columbus is almost here, and you can be part of it no matter where you are.
From Aug. 4–6, thousands of Knights will gather in Denver for days of prayer, fraternity, and leadership as the Order celebrates its mission, conducts its business, recognizes outstanding councils and members, and looks ahead to the future.
Can’t join us in person? Follow the convention online.
Visit https://t.co/0Tff3Gcuw8 to watch livestreams of the Opening Mass, the Supreme Knight’s Annual Report, the Awards Session, the Memorial Mass, and other key moments throughout the convention.
We’ll also be sharing photos, videos, interviews, and behind-the-scenes highlights all week long across our social channels. We hope you’ll join us!
#KnightsCon2026
For the next 9 days, join us in prayer as we ask Blessed Michael McGivney to intercede on behalf of our specific petitions.
We will post daily with the day’s intention and virtue, but find the complete novena at https://t.co/mA65QtK51d
Blessed Michael McGivney, pray for us!
As the 144th Supreme Convention of the Knights of Columbus begins this week, we invite you to join us in prayer.
Pray that the Holy Spirit will guide every decision, strengthen the bonds of fraternity among brother Knights, and renew our shared mission of charity, unity, and fraternity.
Please pray:
For the delegates and their safe travels
For our bishops, priests, and chaplains
For wisdom and discernment throughout the convention
For the continued growth of the Order and its mission to serve the Church, families, and those most in need.
For everyone participating from home through the livestreams and social media
Together, let us entrust this convention to the intercession of Blessed Michael McGivney, asking God to bless the work of the Knights of Columbus and all those we serve.
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