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2007
7/1/2007 Our Common Bond
In his July Columbia message, Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson says that by following the example of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the Knights of Columbus can unite Catholics throughout the Americas and beyond.
6/1/2007 Yes or No to God?
In his June Columbia message, Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson says Knights can live out their vocation to the fullest by answering the simple question – “Yes or No to God?”.
5/1/2007 Truth or Consequences
In his May message in Columbia, Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson says each of us must make a deliberate, conscious decision to choose Christ and his teachings.
4/1/2007 In Solidarity with the Successors of St. Peter
In his April message, Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson notes how closely aligned the work of the Order is with the work of the universal Church and the vicar of Christ.
3/1/2007 Reasons to Celebrate
In his message in the March Columbia, Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson says it is every Knight’s duty to share Father Michael J. McGivney’s vision with more Catholic men and their families.
2/1/2007 A Challenge We Can Overcome
In his message in February’s Columbia, Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson says Knights of Columbus are called to put God at the center of their lives and then let their charitable programs be guided by that decision.
1/1/2007 Virgin of Guadalupe’s Promise
In his message in the January issue of Columbia, Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson says Knights should seek the intercession of the Queen of all America to strengthen a fraternal brotherhood that transcends borders.
2006
11/20/2006 The Witness of St. Rafael Guízar
Like the Good Samaritan, and the newest Knights of Columbus saint, we must serve those in need wherever we find them.
11/1/2006 Catholics in Government
Statesmen in the mold of St. Thomas More, and voters to support them, are needed now.
9/1/2006 The Family and the Common Good
Tthe vocation to love starts within the family, but it must spread throughout society through the Knights of Columbus.