Newsletter December 2025
Newsletter December-2025
Author: fitzmin
Grand Knight December 2025
Brother Knights, I hope everyone had a joyous and tummy filling Thanksgiving this year. Whatever and however you chose to spend the holiday weekend, I hope you found time to also include giving thanks to God for your family, friends, and all those blessings that you enjoy! As we enter Advent season, remember to keep Christ in […]
Chaplain December 2025
Dear Brother Knights, What a blessing we have in the upcoming Solemnity of Christmas. God is indeed among us! The truth of Christmas can be understood by a small child and it can move the hardest heart. The prophets foretold it, but it’s also unimaginable. God, whom the universe cannot contain, chose […]
Newsletter November 2025
Newsletter November 2025
Grand Knight November 2025
Brother Knights, Fall is upon us. The leaves are falling, and the gorgeous colors of the season are here. The Church just celebrated All Saints Day and All Souls Day. For many folks I know, those days mark the official start of Fall. Any day now we could have 6” of snow on the ground or 80-degree days. As I […]
Chaplain November 2025
Dear Brother Knights, St. Augustine in his book Confessions recounts the last moments of his mother’s life on earth. His mother, St. Monica, was a devout woman who prayed for the conversion of Augustine, who throughout his youth lived a Godless, debauched life. He, of course, had a great conversion, and became one of the great […]
Grand Knight October 2025
Brother Knights, October is here and the weather should be turning cooler soon. Sitting by campfires, eating smores, snuggled up with your loved ones, this is a great time of year! Our family typically also will say a rosary around the fire as it crackles and pops. Bonus, no bugs! This is our final big […]
Chaplain October 2025
Dear Brother Knights, On Oct. 1, we celebrated our parish feast day of St. Teresa. Se. Teresa is, of course, known for her “little way.” The little way is essentially doing little things with great love. In Lisieux where St. Teresa lived, you can visit the Carmelite monastery where she is laid to rest. It’s […]