For Men Only
Have you had an opportunity lately to do any of the following? Catch an NFL game with some parish brothers Participate in a Special Olympics fundraiser at an NFL game Paint schoolrooms for a struggling Haitian parish Replace the floor of a parishioner’s mobile home Serve at a pancake breakfast and raise funds for missions…
Coronavirus: FFP Partners with Matthew 25: Ministries, Knights of Columbus to Help Florida
Food For The Poor is teaming up with Matthew 25: Ministries and the Florida State Council of the Knights of Columbus to help families throughout Florida affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Read more: http://bit.ly/2WGOlL1
To Be or Not to Be a Patriot
The Fourth Degree of Knighthood is Patriotism. Without faithful citizenry who love this Country and revere those whom God has set over it, our Nation shall decline. U.S. voters have the power to choose our civic leaders. This coming election, as all before it, shall have consequences. Those who are elected to office will take…
Atheism’s Tragic Flaw
Atheists pride themselves for relying on empirical evidence. Faith has no place. They claim it is blind acceptance. To them, it’s illogical to claim something is real that can’t be seen, heard, tasted, touched or smelled. If it can’t be measured or observed, it does not exist. They don’t pray, because theymaintain there is no…
Gideon: Little is Much with God in it
The story of Gideon In the Book of Judges seems to be there for one reason: To teach us that status and ample resources are not God’s way of solving problems. We can never be outsmarted or outnumbered when we do things God’s way. The Midianites were raiding the Israelites orchards and farmlands. This brought…
I’m Short of Money. I Have Nothing to Give.
Why would a widow to donate her last coin to a corrupt institution in Jerusalem, where scribes “devoured widows’ houses”? (Mark 12:40). In her act, Jesus saw a moving display of the right attitude about money (vv.41-44). It is said that ‘we disarm the power of money over us by giving it away.’ A deacon…
