Knights Unite to Welcome Bishop Garcia to Holy Cross Catholic Church
It was a wonderful privilege to attend Mass at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Austin, Texas, during the pastoral visit of the Most Reverend Daniel E. Garcia, Bishop of Austin. Members of the Knights of St. John International joined our brothers of the Knights of Peter...
Knights Receive Second and Third Degrees in Detroit Ceremony
Fourth Sunday of EasterFinding of The Holy CrossMay 3, A.D. 2026Many of our brother Knights of St. John received the Second and Third Degrees of Our Noble Order. Holy Mass was offered by Reverend Grzegorz Tokarski, Pastor of Sweetheart of Mary Roman Catholic Church...
Commandery 1042 (Austin) Stands Together in Time of Loss
The Knights of St. John International recently came together in support of members of Commandery 1042, Austin, Texas, following two losses within the Commandery. A Brother Knight of Comm 1042 recently lost his wife. During the Service of Songs, members of the Order...
4th Sunday of Lent
1 Sam. 16.1,6-7,10-13; Eph.5. 8-14; John 9.1- 41 The gospel begins with a man who had been blind since birth. Many people around him view his condition as a punishment or the result of someone wrongdoing. This was the common view held by the Jews. In that culture,... 3rd Sunday of Lent
Ex.17 .3-7, Ps.95.1-2,6-7,8-9, Rom. 5.1-2,5-8, Jn 4. 5-42 For the next three weeks of our journey through Lent, we will reflect on three of the most important spiritual symbols of our faith, namely water, light, and life. Our companions along the way will be the woman... 2nd Sunday of Lent
Genesis 12.1-4; 2 Timothy 1. 8-10; Matthew 17.1-9 The second Sunday of Lent presents us with the story of the Transfiguration of Jesus. The Transfiguration takes place at a critical moment in the life and ministry of Jesus. He has left behind the green valleys and... 1st Sunday of Lent
Genesis 2.7-9,16-18,25;3.1-7, Romans 5. 12-19; Matthew 4.1-11 We are living in a world today where there is a great irony. We seek freedom, but we end up becoming a slave to this world, to ourselves and to the devil. Why? Because many seek freedom without depending on...
6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sir 15:15-20/Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 17-18, 33-34/1 Cor 2:6-10/Mat 5:17-37 The readings of today draw our attention to a powerful truth that the decisive factor in our Christian life is not what is seen outside, but what is cultivated inside. In the 1st Reading, Ben Sira...