Author: Jonathan Ring

COVID-19 has forced families to stay at home, providing an opportunity for men to lead their families in both new devotions and age-old traditions

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Knights of Columbus are called to step into the breach and leave no neighbor behind – especially in this time of crisis.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues, our duty is to lead our families, protect our parishes, and serve our communities, remembering always that where there’s a need, there’s a Knight. Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson has challenged Knights to take this moment as an opportunity to “deepen our commitment to the very principles which define us: charity, unity and fraternity.”

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http://www.kofc.org/en/news-room/leave-no-neighbor-behind/overview-guidance-on-safety.html

The Catholic fraternal organization is underwriting Easter broadcasts, and helping treat sick children in Rome. Read the whole artilce:

NEW HAVEN, Connecticut – The Knights of Columbus announced a new program March 27 to assist U.S. dioceses with short-term financing to help them and their parishes “weather the financial impact of the pandemic.” Read the whole story:

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