This year, we have lost lives due to the coronavirus pandemic and endured civil unrest. In the midst of these tragedies, abortion remains the leading cause of death in America. That is why Supreme Knight Carl Anderson is asking Knights — and all Catholics — to pray a novena together, asking that hearts may be more open to life in all of its stages. Read more below.

Novena for the cause of life Join Catholics around the world in a novena for the cause of life from Oct. 4 to 12. Each day, we’ll invite you to reflect on a unique quote from Pope Francis, pray a decade of the rosary and conclude with a prayer from St. John Paul II. READ MORE

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Me, myself and the Catholic Mass Changes to the Mass implemented due to COVID-19 are difficult, but they help Knight and long-time Catholic journalist Gerald Korson appreciate the great gift of the Eucharist. READ MORE

Couple survives COVID, says Father McGivney interceded John Palmieri’s situation was so critical that he was put in a medically induced coma for 10 days. He says he survived thanks to prayers to Father McGivney. WATCH HIS STORY HERE

This is only one of countless favors received after prayers to the founder of the Knights of Columbus, Father Michael McGivney, who will be beatified on Oct. 31.

Haven’t been out to the movies for a while due to the pandemic?Here’s a brief list of films — including one about Father McGivney — that are available through Prime Video and other streaming services.

A scene from the 2008 documentary Father Michael McGivney, depicting the story of the Connecticut priest who founded the Knights of Columbus.

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How did Father McGivney invite men to the Knights? Amidst the challenges of an anti-Catholic society and a pandemic, Father McGivney’s invitation to join the K of C offered men fraternity and unity. This is the same invitation we offer today. Join us on Oct. 15 for a webinar as we discuss how sharing Father McGivney’s story can inspire others to continue his mission.

Knights in Puerto Rico see pandemic as an opportunity from the Lord Still recovering from Hurricane Maria and a devasting earthquake, Puerto Rico has been hit hard by COVID-19. But Knights there see it as an opportunity to collect food, donate blood and distribute masks to law enforcement personnel, paramedics and other people in need. WATCH

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Did you know that September is insurance awareness month?  It’s no surprise Father McGivney would include an insurance program when founding the Order, because he knew firsthand the devastation that a lack of proper insurance planning can bring to Catholic families. READ MORE

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