Monthly Archives: January 2009
Call for Volunteerism
Knights of Columbus lanching the Year of the Volunteer program; visit kofc.org for more information Cumulative figures show that during the past decade, the Knights of Columbus has donated nearly $1.28 billion to charity, and provided in excess of 612 … Continue reading
UW Madison Hospital Considers Abortions – Update
Received the following email from our Wisconsin State Program Director concerning UW Madison Hospital, specifically the Madison Surgery Center consideration of a policy change that would lead to performance of second trimester abortions in their facility. Subject: (d) Community – … Continue reading
Carl Anderson Announces Summit on Volunteerism
From PR Newswire: Supreme Knight Carl Anderson in a speech at Fairfield University announced the KofC is sponsoring a summit on volunteerism. Read the entire artical here:
Pope on YouTube
From the Assoicated Press: VATICAN CITY (AP) – The Vatican is launching its own YouTube channel to engage more with the digital generation and better control Pope Benedict XVI’s online image. Officials from Vatican Television and Google announced the channel … Continue reading
Workshops held in the Green Bay and Milwaukee Diocese;
Several State Directors were very instrumental conducting workshops right after the State Convention. State personnel, District Deputies, Grand Knights, Deputy Grand Knights and council members were encouraged to attend one of the scheduled meetings in their areas. Since June … Continue reading
LIFE ISSUES
Below links and news provided from LifesiteNews.com NewsBytes for January 9, 2009 * Disclaimer: The links below or the websites at which they are located do not necessarily represent the views of Fort Howard Knights of Columbus. They are presented … Continue reading
Is He Calling?
Wonderful witness, sometimes it takes others to see what our potential might be. Fr. Batulica had other plans and becoming a priest wasn’t what he thought he would become. Only through the encouragement of others during his long journey that … Continue reading