by Timothy Redinger | Nov 28, 2021 | Advent
A Knights Hope This weekend, as we light the first purple candle of the Advent wreath in anticipation of the coming of the Christ child, we focus on the virtue of hope. As described in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, hope is the confident expectation of divine...
by Timothy Redinger | Nov 15, 2021 | Knights of St. John
On the weekend of November 12, 2021-November 14, 2021, the men of the Supreme Subordinate Commandery (USA) met in Columbus, Ohio. The meeting was to conduct its second biannual convention and to include elect new officers. The meeting took place at the Embassy Suites...
by Timothy Redinger | Nov 9, 2021 | John the Baptist
Today marks a special day on the Roman Calendar. Today we celebrate the dedication of the Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran. While most around the world are more familiar with the papal presence at St. Peter’s, the Lateran Basilica is actually the seat of the...
by Timothy Redinger | Nov 3, 2021 | Knights of St. John, The Roman Catholic Man
Words are very powerful instruments. Consider the words that Christ spoke while suffering on the cross. The pain and agony that he must have been in while dying at the hands of the Romans, after hours of torture. The struggle that He would have gone through to muster...
by Timothy Redinger | Sep 8, 2021 | Blessed Mary
One of the three nativities celebrated by the Roman Catholic Church, today we celebrate the birth of the image of the perfect church, Mary most Holy. We know very little of the life of Mary prior to The Annunciation. What we do know of Mary prior to this comes from...
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