As one of the founding principals of the Knights of Columbus, the virtue of UNITY teaches a Catholic man how best to serve God, each other, and those in society who most need our help.
This workshop is open to young men, ages 16 on up, and will offer ideas and spiritual guidance on ways that men can better respond to the corporal and spiritual needs of their families, and their communities.
Here is the agenda for the Saturday’s morning event
8:45am to 9:15am – rolls, coffee, juice and fruit
- Opening Prayer by Father Leo Proxell
- Christ As Our Brother
- The theme of this seminar is to show it is within our ability to influence the world around us, as Christian brothers, though the leadership of Christ. Led by Father Leo Proxell
- How Catholic Men First Started Serving the Church in an organized fashion
- A history of how the Knights of Columbus was established by Fr Michael J. McGivney, which were created to show love and support for Christian men and their families. Led by Michael Banville
- Break (10 mins)
- The Knights and the Catholic Liturgy
- The ability to protect the sanctity of the Eucharist during the Liturgy, is one of the one of the most important honors the Knights hold. Led by Father Val Zdilla.
- Patriotism in the Knights
- The call of the patriotic arm of the Knights is to protect our faith, families, and nation. Led by Joe Valletta.
- Living in our community as a Knight
- Community involvement is our calling as Christian men. The Knights lead others by examples of their good works. Led by Ted Preiss.
- Break (10 mins)
- Christ As Our Brother
- In our fraternal order, we come together to pray and work together to help others. Led by Andrew Ward.
- Questions
- Closing Prayer said by Father Val Zdilla
For questions, contact Andrew Ward at 406-599-2775