Rosary/Meeting: 6:45/7:00 pm
Council: First Tuesday
Assembly: Last Thursday
Nazareth Center (see Calendar to confirm)
Rosary/Meeting: 6:45/7:00 pm
Council: First Tuesday
Assembly: Last Thursday
Nazareth Center (see Calendar to confirm)
The Knights of Columbus are guided by four core principles that reflect our beliefs:
Charity: Members are called to love their neighbors and engage in charitable acts.
Unity: The organization emphasizes the importance of unity among its members and the community.
Fraternity: Members support one another, fostering a sense of brotherhood and mutual aid.
Patriotism: The Knights promote love for their country and support for civic responsibilities.
The Knights of Columbus follow the vision of Father Michael McGivney, who founded the organization.
As a parish priest in New Haven in 1878, his primary concern was for the welfare of the largely Irish-American and immigrant Catholic population.
Immigrants were especially vulnerable, taking the most dangerous positions in mines, railroads, and factories, where accidents, disease and overwork often led to the family’s breadwinner suffering an early death, leaving his wife and children destitute, with no social safety nets. McGivney was determined to provide support.
Charity: Charity is at the heart of our work and our faith — and it always has been. For the Knights of Columbus, charity means supporting a virtually boundless variety of projects.
Faith: Our commitment to charitable service is just one of the many ways that we express our Catholic faith. We're here to build a daily bridge back to what matters, for our members and fellow Catholics.
Membership: With 2.1 million members around the world, we have been investing our time, effort and resources into our values of charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism since 1882.
5901 St Josephs Dr NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120
(719) 231-2906 gboedigheimer@hotmail.com Grand Knight, Council 10560
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