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Shortly after being elected state deputy for the Knights of Columbus Arizona State Council, Tom Kato went to New Haven, Conn., where he prayed at the tomb of Knights founder Blessed Michael J. McGivney, a young parish priest who saw a need to strengthen the faith of lay Catholic men and, by extension, their families. 

Archbishop Leonard Blair of Hartford chose the new parish name from a list of suggestions that a committee of New Haven parishioners picked after extensive co...

Young people will be trekking from the four corners of the country to the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis next year.

The Reverend Joseph Crowley announced that a parishioner had witnessed the divine happening on March 5.

The future Supreme Knight Patrick E. Kelly greeting Pope Benedict XVI, April 5, 2008. / LOsservatore RomanoWashington, D.C. Newsroom, Jan 1, 2023 / 15:03 pm (CNA).Following the death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI on Saturday at age 95, major U.S.-based lay Catholic groups expressed their gratitude for the late popes life and legacy, and for his support for their organizations missions. Benedict died on Saturday at the age of 95. He served as pontiff from 2005 until 2013 when he be...

EMMITSBURG, Md. (CNS) -- Joe and Megan Hermosillo of Frederick, Maryland, have always enjoyed their 9-year-old daughter Maureens participation in the living history program at the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg. In the program, Maureen portrays an actual student at St. Josephs Academy during Mother Setons time in Emmitsburg during the early 19th century. She also helps give tours to some of the 55,000 people who typically visit the shrine each year. And living near

Cervantes: Many citizens of Heaven on standby, awaiting petitions from earth

Dozens gathered in New Haven, Connecticut for an Aug. 13 commemoration of the Knights of Columbus founder, a sainthood candidate whose legacy is more relevant than ever, say devotees.

On Aug. 13, 50 pilgrims -- composed of religious, families and others -- who visited sites of significance in the life and spiritual formation of Blessed McGivney in Waterbury and Thomaston, Conn.

The Sewell family–Robert and Tracey Sewell and their eight children–of Douglasville were named the International Family of the Year by the Knights of Columbus at the 140th annual Supreme Convention of the Catholic fraternal men’s organization.