Knights of Columbus 7880

February 27, 2028 - March 4, 2028 (Week 09)
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	Sunday Feb 27	Monday Feb 28	Tuesday Feb 29	Wednesday Mar 1	Thursday Mar 2	Friday Mar 3	Saturday Mar 4
	UNITY is a jar of pickled cauliflower	FRATERNITY is continuing the Master's work	PATRIOTISM is renewed courage	CHARITY can be a great moment wrapped in a small one	UNITY is receiving the body and blood of Christ	FRATERNITY is a stewardship of treasure St. Katharine Drexel, Virgin	CHARITY is being rescued by the LORD St. Casimir
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All day event

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"The harvest is large, but there are few workers." ~ Ma tthew 9:37

Kate Drexel came from a wealthy family in Philadelphia. R iding through the city one day in the 1880s, Kate saw the tragic plight of African-American children living in hideous slum conditions. When she prob ed their plight, she became convinced that prejudice, broken promises, a nd unjust laws were creating a cycle of ignorance and powerlessness for the se children. Kate decided to do something.

She founded the Si sters of the Blessed Sacrament to work among African-American and Native Am erican children. By the time Mother Katharine Drexel died, she had spent n early $20 million of her own personal fortune on this work. The order she f ounded over a hundred years ago continues her work. Her canonization was gr anted by Pope John Paul II. ~ Mark Link, S.J.

If you had $20 millio n to spend as you wished, what is one thing you would use it for immediate ly?

"A mans' true wealth hereafter, is th...

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All day event

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St. Katharine Drexel, Virgin

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6:00am-7:00am

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Ave Maria Catholic Church, 9056 E Parker Rd, Parker, CO 80138, USA

Description:

Hot breakfast at 5:45 am followed by discussion. Please join
us. For more information contact Brad Riddell at 303-548-
6184 or Bill Was serman at 954-817-5706.

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All day event

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"I love you just as the Father loves me." ~ John 15:9

Someone asked an old chief "Why're you always talking about Jesus?"

The chief didn't say anything. Instead, he collected some dry grass a nd twigs and put them into a circle. Next he caught a caterpillar, feeding on a nearby clump of weeds. He placed it inside the circle. Then, he took a match and set fire to the dry grass and the twigs. As the fire blazed up , the caterpillar began to search for an escape.

At this point the old chief extended his finger to the caterpillar. Instantly, it climbed on to it. He said, "That's what Jesus did for me. I was like the caterpillar , without hope. Then Jesus rescued me. How can I not talk abo ut my Savior's love and mercy?" ~ Mark Link, S.J.

How grateful are you for what Jesus did for us? How do you show it concretely?

"It wasn't the nails that held Jesus on the cross but his love for us." ~ ; Author unknown

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All day event

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St. Casimir