by Timothy Redinger | Jul 12, 2021 | Uncategorized
Welcome to Chicago – Knights of St. John By Captain Douglas Halleaux As the warmth of late Spring expresses itself outside, the entrance procession at the beginning of mass along the main aisle at St. John Cantius Church includes figures that the city had never...
by Timothy Redinger | Jun 24, 2021 | John the Baptist, The Roman Catholic Man
My brothers, here is the question of the day, how many Nativities does the Catholic Church recognize on her calendar? If you said two, I would give you a passing grade, because we all know of the most important Nativity on December 25th, and here I am writing under...
by Timothy Redinger | Jun 20, 2021 | The Roman Catholic Man, Year of St. Joseph
Happy Father’s Day to the men of the Knights of St. John around the world. It is not just in the regular sense of being a father that we recognize men today, but those that have biological children, adoptive children, foster children, or our spiritual fathers....
by Timothy Redinger | Jun 3, 2021 | Eucharist, The Roman Catholic Man
There are two powerful things that I have gained from my time in the Knights of St. John. The first is a greater love for my faith and numerous chances to grow closer in my relationship with Jesus Christ. The second is the fellowship and brotherhood that I have gained...
by Timothy Redinger | May 24, 2021 | The Roman Catholic Man
With much less fanfare than the first Pentecost, the universal Church celebrated the end of the Easter season. For many, Easter disappears quietly as the Church transitions to Ordinary Time. The only noticeable difference for many, is the Paschal Candle has a new...
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