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An inspirational video series forming men on their journey to be better husbands, fathers, citizens, and Catholics.
An inspirational video series forming men on their journey to be better husbands, fathers, citizens, and Catholics.
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The first episode of KnightCast features Past Supreme Knight Carl Anderson sharing his personal reflections on the significant events of the past two decades. He gives a rare overview of working with three Popes, responding to national crises, battling Covid-19, and expanding our charitable works throughout the world. In this interview, Mr. Anderson also discusses our founder’s beatification, and he shares some of the many meaningful personal experiences of his term as Supreme Knight.
This episode features interviews with Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly, President of the March for Life Jeanne Mancini, Super Bowl XLVII Champion Matt Birk, and General Agent Daniel Schachle.
This episode shows how University of Notre Dame college Knights recently consecrated themselves to St. Joseph, explores exactly what “evangelization” is and how to do it, takes a real world look at how to keep your kids Catholic, and much more.
This episode will explore how to strengthen marriages by embracing God’s plan, examine the history of Native American Catholicism and the Order’s work with Native American communities, and look at the hope and healing of the Warriors to Lourdes Pilgrimage.
KnightCast is a groundbreaking new video series from the Knights of Columbus with the aim of engaging today's Catholic men in a compelling conversation about the Catholic Faith and their own, personal growth as they lead their families in service to the Church. Featuring host Jonathan Reyes as well as guests and subject matter experts in each episode, KnightCast seeks to cover topics ranging from sports and marriage to evangelization and the Saints. New episodes premiere each month.
There is nothing more effective at evangelizing the culture than regular, everyday people choosing to live their faith in their homes, councils, community and parish.