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The Knights of Columbus is a global Catholic fraternal service organization founded in 1882 by Father Michael J. McGivney. The organization is dedicated to promoting and conducting educational, charitable, religious, and social welfare works. It supports its members and their families, the Catholic Church, and various community initiatives through volunteerism and financial aid.
To join the Knights of Columbus, you must be a practical Catholic man, at least 18 years of age. You can express your interest by contacting your local council, attending an informational meeting, or visiting the Knights of Columbus website. Once you submit an application, you will undergo an initiation process to become a member.
Spiritual Growth: Opportunities to deepen your faith and participate in spiritual activities.
Community Service: Engaging in charitable works and making a positive impact in your community.
Fraternal Support: Building strong friendships and a sense of brotherhood with fellow members.
Insurance Programs: Access to exclusive insurance and financial planning services for members and their families.
Charitable Initiatives: Food drives, clothing donations, and support for local shelters.
Community Events: Organizing and participating in community gatherings, fairs, and social events.
Faith-Based Programs: Prayer groups, retreats, and religious education programs.
Support for Veterans: Activities and programs to honor and assist veterans and their families.
The Knights of Columbus support their communities through numerous charitable works and initiatives. These include providing financial aid and volunteer support to local parishes, schools, and charities. They also participate in global initiatives such as disaster relief efforts, supporting persecuted Christians, and advocating for the sanctity of life. Through these efforts, the Knights strive to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and communities.