Brother Knights, As I write this, we now have a new pope, Pope Leo XIV! It has been described by many as a time of mourning and renewal at the same time for the Church. We mourn the loss of Pope Francis. By all accounts, he was a strong supporter of the Knights. He often spoke of charity, unity, […]
Newsletter April 2025
Dear Brother Knights, During this upcoming Holy Week, we reflect on all that the Lord does to entice us to receive his love. Jesus endured the mockery and embarrassment of those around him. He had a faux crown made of thorns beaten into his head, and a sarcastic sign on his cross that read “Jesus […]
Brother Knights, When you read this, Palm Sunday will be right around the corner. It is almost Easter. How have you progressed on your journey to grow closer to Christ? Have you not kept to your sacrifices, stumbled on your path, given up already? Perhaps you are one of the good ones who has remained on your chosen path […]
Newsletter March 2025
Dear Brother Knights, We are amid the holiest time in the Church’s liturgical year. It’s a time where God wants to do great things in us. We know very well that within the season of Lent, we take on greater prayer, fasting, and almsgiving to make room for the Lord to do these great things […]
Brother Knights, We have embarked on the season of Lent. For Catholics (and non-Catholics too) it is a time for reflection, introspection, repentance, and spiritual preparation. Lent mirrors the biblical time of Jesus in the wilderness. This is our time to deepen our faith and promote self-discovery, learning about those things you may not know and spreading what […]
Newsletter February 2025
Brother Knights, I hope your new year is off to a great start. If you’re struggling to think of a good resolution, try stopping by the church for a few minutes extra one day a week. Gradually increase that to 5 minutes, then 10. Maybe attend daily Mass once a week. There are numerous opportunities throughout Lincoln to attend […]
Dear Brother Knights, Across the world, catechumens and candidates are taking instructions in the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA). At St. Teresa, we have several men and women taking instructions in the faith. These men and women are inquiring about being baptized and entering into full communion with the Catholic Church. We should […]