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2Christ in The Knights of Columbus

Knights of Columbus

Form 100 – needed Constitutional Rule

It is a Catholic, Family, Fraternal and Social Organization

Founder ? How, when and where?

Knights of Columbus

Requirements 18 years old Practical Catholic If married, church wedding

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS On Oct. 2,1881, a small group of men met in the

basement of St. Mary’s Church on Hillhouse Avenue in New Haven, Connecticut.

Called together by their 29 yrs old parish priest, Fr. Michael J. McGivney.

These men formed a fraternal society that would one day become the world’s strength in solidarity and security through unity of purpose and devotion to a holy cause.

They vowed to be defenders of their country, their families and their faith.

These men were bound together by the ideal of Christopher Columbus, the discoverer of the Americans, the one whose hand brought Christianity to the New World.

Their efforts came to fruition with the incorporation of the Knights of Columbus on March 29,1882.

WHO IS FR. McGIVNEYEldest of 13 children w/ 4 siblings

dying during infancy.After primary school, worked in a

spoon factory at age 13.Studied at St. Mary’s Seminary for

priesthood.Lost his father in 1877, then left

seminary to support family.Went back to seminary under

sponsorship of several Bishops.

Upon ordination, was assigned to St. Mary’s Church where he founded K of C.

A Catholic, Family, Fraternal Service

Organization

Founded by: Fr. Michael McGivneyMcGivney

and 7 Catholic Gentlemen

The ColorsRed – Meaning FaithWhite – meaning Purity, PeaceBlue – meaning Hope (the color of Mary, Mother of God)Yellow – base color only (sometimes it relates to the color of Vatican)

The Anchor – Symbolizes Navigator (Hope)

The Sword – symbolizes Prayer

The Maze – symbolizes Authority

The Shield – symbolizes Good Works

The Cross – symbolizes our Mother Church

K of C – Knights of Columbus

What is the “Knights of Columbus”

The Order of the Knights of Columbus is the world’s largest Catholic fraternal service organization. Founded in the United States in 1882. It is named in honor of Christopher Columbus and dedicated to the principles of Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism.

Membership is limited to practical Catholic men aged 18 or older

The Order is the strong right hand of the

Church

What is the Knights of Columbus as an Organization

The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic, Family Fraternal Service Organization

Catholicism – provides the idealism and motivation of continued growth and performance

Family- it is the basic unit of Society around which all programs revolve

Fraternity- binds the membership into a brotherhood for mutual spiritual and material support.

Service- is the involvement and commitment to serve the Church community and fellowmen.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS The purpose of the society is to

develop a practical Catholicity among its members, to promote Catholic education and charity, and, through its insurance department, to furnish at least temporary financial aid to the families of deceased members.

Practical Catholic – One who lives up to

the commandments of God and the percepts of the church.

What are the Objectives of the Knights of Columbus

1. To render pecuniary aid to its members, their families and beneficiaries of members and their families

2. To render mutual aid and assistance to its sick, disabled and needy members and their families

3. To promote social and intellectual intercourse among its members and their families; and

4. To promote and conduct educational; charitable, religious, social welfare, war relief, public relief work.

Why Knights?THEY SIGNIFY THAT THE MEMBERSHIP EMBODIED KNIGHTLY IDEALS OF SPIRITUALITY AND SERVICE TO CHURCH, COUNTRY AND FELLOWMEN

Why Columbus?THEY FELT THAT, AS A CATHOLIC GROUP, IT SHOULD RELATE TO CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, THE CATHOLIC DISCOVERER OF AMERICA.

THIS WOULD EMPHASIZE THAT IT WAS CATHOLIC WHO DISCOVERED, EXPLORED AND COLONIZED THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT.

The Knights of Columbus A BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

“Organized for the Purpose of Doing Good”

Knights of ColumbusHistory in the Philippines

Growth in the Philippines1905 –

April 23 - Council 1000 was formed by 29 US soldiers and Civilians, exclusively for Americans stationed in Manila only

1907-1908 admission of qualified Filipinos1917 – 30 prominent Filipinos initiated1920 – membership predominantly Filipinos

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSHistory in the Philippines

WORLD WAR II caused the council to suspend

all activities “KC DURING WW II”

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSHistory in the Philippines

After World War II ….GRADUALLY REACTIVATED BY Fr. George J. Willmann

KC as the paramount lay society in the Philippines

1947 - Given the approval of by SK Luke Hart to expand the Order

1948 – March - Fr. George J. Willmann (Council 1000 comes from the District of California) - Appointed as “First District Deputy”

1949 – Formation of the Columbian Squires in Cebu1954 – Fr. George J. Willmann– March– designated

“Territorial Deputy”1955 – Order expanded to 50 Councils in the

Philippines1958 _ Aug 1st – Birth of KCFAPI1962 - Fr. George Willmann – Philippine Deputy, until he died

in 1978

Fr. George J. Willmann, S.J.Fr. George J. Willmann, S.J.““Father of the Knights of Columbus in the Father of the Knights of Columbus in the

Philippines”Philippines”““Founder, KC FRATERNALFounder, KC FRATERNAL””

June 29,1897-Sept 14,1977June 29,1897-Sept 14,1977

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Knights of Columbus Headquarters

1 Columbus PlazaNew Haven, CT 06510

Tel (203) 752-4000Email: [email protected]

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Subordinate C ouncils(E O : G ra nd K n igh t)

D istrict Jurisd iction(E O : D istr ic t D e pu ty)

State C ouncils(o r T e r ri to r ia l Ju risd ic tion s)

(C E O : S ta te D e pu ty)

B oard of D irectors(C ha irm an : S up rem e K n igh t)

Suprem e C ouncilS ta te D e p u tie s, P as t L iv ing S ta te D ep utie s,

T e rr i to r ia l D ep u tie s, S up rem e O ffice rs,S u prem e C ou nc i l D e le g a tes

• Supreme Knight – Carl A. Anderson

•Supreme Chaplain – Bishop William E. Lori

•Deputy Supreme Knight – Dennis A. Savoie

•Supreme Secretary – Emilio B. Moure

•Supreme Treasurer – Charles E. Maurer Jr.

•Supreme Advocate – John A. Marrella

•Supreme Warden – Lawrence G. Costanzo

SUPREME COUNCIL

STATE COUNCILSTATE DEPUTY

ASST TO THESTATE DEPUTY

STATETREASURER

STATE ADVOCATE

STATEWARDEN

STATESECRETARY

PROGRAMDIRECTOR DIRECTORS &

CHAIRMENMEMBERSHIP

DIRECTOR

FRATERNAL AFFAIRSWAYS & MEANSAUDITORSEMINARSSTANDARDSCAUSE FOR Fr McGIVNEY & Fr WILLMANCOLUMBIAN SQUIRES

RETENTION RECRUITMENT NEW CO. DEV’T CEREMONIALS ROUND TABLE INSURANCE

CHURCHSPIRITUALCOMMUNITYCOUNCILFAMILYYOUTH PRO-LIFE

STATE CHAPLAINAsst ST. CHAPLAIN

Officers of the CouncilElected Appointed by GK

Grand Knight Deputy Grand Knight Chancellor Recorder Treasurer Advocate Warden Inside and Outside

Guards Trustees

Lecturer Program Director Membership Director Service Director

Church Director Community Director Council Director Family Director Youth Director Pro-Life Director Insurance Promotion Vocation Chairman Pro-Life Chairman Health Services Chairman Public Relation Chairman* Financial Secretary – Appointed by Supreme Knight for 3 yrs term

DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT(Elective)

GRAND KNIGHT(Elective)

CHAPLAIN(Appointive)

PROGRAM DIRECTOR(Appointive)

MEMBERSHIP DIERCTOR(Appointive)

CHURCHDIRECTOR

(Appointive)

COMMUNITYDIRECTOR

(Appointive)

RECRUITMENTCHAIRMAN(Appointive)

RETENTIONCHAIRMAN(Appointive)

FAMILYDIRECTOR

(Appointive)

COUNCILDIRECTOR

(Appointive)

YOUTHDIRECTOR

(Appointive)

FRATERNALCOUNSELLOR

(Appointive)

CHANCELLOR(Elective)

RECORDER(Elective)

TREASURER(Elective)

TRUSTEES(Elective)

INSIDE GUARDS(Elective)

FINANCIAL SECRETARY(Appointive)

WARDEN(Elective)

LECTURER(Appointive)

ADVOCATE(Elective)

OUTSIDE GUARDS(Elective)

COUNCILLEVEL

PRO-LIFEDIRECTOR

(Appointive)

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS More than 12,000 councils and 1.7

million members throughout the United States, Canada, Philippines, Mexico, The Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Panama, The Bahamas, The Virgin Island, Guatemala, Guam, and Saipan.

None in Europe.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 1st degree teaching Brother

Charity - Love of God & Neighbor in the name of God

2nd degree teaching Brother Unity – Oneness of faith to gain strength

in the pursuit of Charity 3rd degree teaching Sir

Fraternity – Christian brotherhood among the knights and our fellowmen

4th degree teaching Sir Knight (SK) Patriotism – Love of country and culture

ADVANCEMENT IN THE ORDER Must complete the Spiritual Formation

course Must have recruited a new member Must have 75% attendance in Council

meetings and activities Must have stayed at least 2 months in the

1st degree; 4 months in the 2nd degree and 6 months in the 3rd degree.

COMMITMENTWHEN A KNIGHT CONSENTS TO BE ELECTED AS AN OFFICER IN THE ORDER HE MOVES FROM FOLLOWER TO “LEADER”. HE MAKES A PLEDGE AND IMPLORES GOD’S HELP FOR HIM TO BE ABLE TO GIVE HIS BEST. FROM THEN ON HE IS EXPECTED TO “SERVE RAIN OR SHINE”.

VOLUNTARISM

SERVING OUT OF OUR OWN FREE WILL, OUT OF CHARITY, OUT OF OUR OWN TRUE LOVE FOR SOMEONE, IT TRANSCENDS TIME AND SPACE, REASON AND EMOTION. IT STOPS ONLY WITH THE SUPREME BEING.

TO SERVE AND NOT TO BE SERVED (Matt 20:28)

6 SERVICE PROGRAM1. Church Activity – the Knights response to the call of the Church

for more active involvement in the spirituality of the laity.2. Community Activity – civic involvement & service rendered for

the betterment of the community as an externalization of their internal spirituality in the form of Lay Apostolate.

3. Council Activity – activities for the members to enhance, strengthen, & foster fraternalism among the Knights.

4. Family Activity – concerns activities that aims to strengthen the family life of the members.

5. Youth Activity – serves to build the youth into responsible citizens of tomorrow.

6. PRO-LIFE - conduct projects geared to their individual communities. Education, Prayer, Public Policy & Financial Contribution

COMMUNITY COUNCIL

YOUTHFAMILY

CHURCH

PRO LIFE

CEREMONIALS

CLOSED CEREMONIALS

COUNCIL MEETINGS ASSEMBLY MEETINGS EXEMPLIFICATIONS RENEWAL OF OBLIGA- TIONS OF THE 4TH DEGREE

OPEN CEREMONIALS

COUNCIL CHARTER PRESENTATION ASSEMBLY CHARTER PRESENTATION INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS NECROLOGICAL SERVICE

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Insurance for members only Knights of Columbus Fraternal

Association of the Philippines, Inc. Fr. George J. Willmann, S.J. Center Gen. Luna corner Sta. Potenciana

Sts. Intramuros 1002 Manila Tel. No. 527 2223

email - [email protected]

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Need to do as Knights of

Columbus Simple things like pray before meal Pray the rosary Morning and evening prayer Study your faith Study the scripture - bible

OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS PAYMENT OF MONTHLY DUES AS SET BY

THE COUNCIL. SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES OF THE

COUNCIL WITH YOUR TIME, TALENT, & TREASURE.

ATTEND CORPORATE MASS & FAMILY FELLOWSHIP.

ATTEND MONTHLY CORPORATE MEETING ATTEND OFFICIAL FUNCTIONS OR EVENTS

IN PROPER ATTIRE/ UNIFORM

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT FROM THE COUNCIL?

WORKING FOR THE COUNCIL IS THE SAME AS WORKING FOR THE LORD WHEN DONE FOR THE GOOD.

THE LORD WILL ALWAYS REWARD GOOD WORKS.

“GIVE AND YOU SHALL RECEIVE”

•The Vision of Father McGivney

•The Principles of the Order

•What the Order Stands for Today

•Who May be a Member?

•Structure of the Order

•The Patriotic Degree

•Benefits of Membership

•Member/Spouse Fraternal Benefit

•Scholarships

•Council activities, etc…….

The sin of disobedience by Adam & Eve is called Original Sin.•Sin is an offense against God’s Commandment.

•Mortal – Disobey in a serious manner and with full knowledge and full consent.•Venial – Disobey in a slight manner or without our full knowledge or consent.

Seven capital sins

1. Pride (superiority) – too much love of one’s excellence excessive self esteem

2. Avarice / Covetousness – excessive love for wealth & worldly possession (passion- desires for gold)

3. Lust – desire for pleasure of the flesh

4. Anger – strong feeling of desire to inflict punishment on the offender

5. Gluttony – excessive desire for food & drink

6. Envy – Longing for what other possess.

7. Sloth – Laziness, neglect of one’s spiritual & temporal duties thru laziness.

Seven Virtues against the Seven

Capital sins1. Humility, humbleness or lowliness and the acknowledgement of one’s own limitation.

2. Liberality or generosity – the right us of worldly goods.

3. Chastity and purity4. Meekness and patience, kindness

and compassion5. Temperance and moderation6. Charity-brotherly or fraternal love7. Diligence and Zeal

Sins against the Holy Spirit1. Presumption – that God is good

and it is allowed to commit sins.2. Despair, hopelessness – that sins

cannot be forgiven.3. Resisting to know the truth4. Envy of other’s spiritual goods5. Obstinacy – knowing it is a sin and

still do it6. Refusal to accept God’s grace or

denial of the grace of God. Sins which constitutes rejection of God and His Goodness and Mercy could not be forgiven.

7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit

1. Wisdom2. Understanding3. Counsel4. Fortitude5. Knowledge6. Piety7. Fear of the Lord

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 10 Commandments

1. I am the Lord your God; you shall not have strange gods before me.

2. You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain

3. Remember to keep holy the Lord’s day4. Honor your father and your mother5. You shall not kill6. You shall not commit adultery7. You shall not steal8. You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor9. You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife10. You shall not covet your neighbor’s house,

… nor anything else that belongs to him.

•Christ reduced the Ten Commandments into two commandments of love.

1. You shall love the Lord, your God with all your heart and soul, with all your mind and with all your strength.2. You shall love your neighbor as yourself.

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1. To attend mass on all Sundays and holidays of obligation.

2. To fast and to abstain on the days appointed.

3. To confess our sins at least once a year.

4. To receive holy communion during Easter time.

5. To contribute to the support of the Church.

6. To observe the laws of the church concerning marriage

Precepts or Commandments of the church

Sacraments are outside signs instituted by Christ to help us save our soul.

Sacrament of Christian Initiation Baptism * Confirmation * Holy Eucharist

The Sacrament of Healing Reconciliation Anointing of the sick

The Sacraments at the Service of Communion Holy Order * Matrimony * once only

Basic Prayers • Our Father• Hail Mary• Glory be• Act of Contrition • The Apostles’ Creed• Hail Holy Queen

The New Rosary Joyful Sorrowful Glorious The Luminous

Monday & Saturday

Tuesday & Friday Wednesday & Sunday

(Mysteries of Light)Thursday

1 The Annunciation of Archangel Gabriel to Mary

The Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane

The Resurrection The Baptism of Christ

2 The Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth

The Scourging of Jesus at the Pillar

The Ascension The Wedding Feast at Cana

3 The Birth of Jesus at Bethlehem

The crowning of Jesus with Thorns

The Descent of the Holy Spirit

The Proclamation of the Coming of the Kingdom of God

4 The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple

The carrying of the cross by Jesus on Mt. Calvary

The Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven

The Transfiguration

5 The Finding of Jesus in the Temple

The Crucifixion of Jesus on Mount Calvary

The Crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Heaven

The Institution of the Eucharist

Obligation of the Member

What is the Holy Mass?

The Holy Mass is the re-enactment of the “Last Supper” event which our Lord Jesus Christ commanded His Apostles to “Do this in remembrance of Me.” (Luke 22:19).

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The Mass is the memorial of the Death and Resurrection of the Lord, in which the Sacrifice of the Cross is perpetuated over the centuries, in the summit and source of all Christian worship and life.


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What are the Scriptural bases of the Holy Mass? - The Passover Meal – (Matt 26:26; Mark 14:22) The Importance of the Holy Mass. The Holy Mass if the highest form of prayer and worship.


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Jesus Christ is present in the Mass

1. Priest – Presides (In persona Christi capitis)

2. Word3. Bread & Wine

4. Assemble

Christ in the Mass

Major Segments/Parts of the Mass.

• Liturgy of the Word

• Liturgy of the Eucharist

The Order of the Holy Mass1.The Introductory Rites

Entrance song (Procession) Veneration of the Altar then Greetings Penitential Rites (The Confiteor)

The Kyrie Eleison The Gloria (not during Lent and Advent)

Opening Prayer (or the Collect)

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2. The Liturgy of the Word First Reading - (Old Testament) Responsorial Psalms Second Reading - (New Testament) Alleluia - (except during lent)


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2. The Liturgy of the Word The Reading of the Gospel Year A – Matthew, B – Mark, C - Luke Homily The Credo – Apostle Creed/Nicene Prayer of the Faithful


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3. The Liturgy of the Eucharist: Offertory (bread & wine + water)

The Lavabo (Washing of Hands)

PRAY OVER THE GIFTS, Sanctus THE CONSECRATION (Transubstantiation)


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What happened when Our Lord said: "This is My body . . . this is My blood"?

When Our Lord said, "This is My body," the entire substance of the bread was changed into His body; and when He said, "This is My blood," the entire substance of the wine was changed into His blood.

(a) Christ could not have used clearer, more explicit words than "This is My body." He did not say, "This is a sign of My body," or "This represents My body," but, "This is My body." Catholics take Christ at His word because He is the omnipotent God. On His word they know that the Holy Eucharist is the body and blood of Christ.

Did anything of the bread and wine remain after their substance had been changed into Our Lord's body and blood?

After the substance of the bread and wine had been changed into Our Lord's body and blood, there remained only the appearances of bread and wine.

(a) Because the appearances of bread and wine remain in the Holy Eucharist, we cannot see Christ with our bodily eyes in this sacrament. We do see Him, however, with the eyes of faith. Our bodily eyes, moreover, do not deceive us when they see the appearances of bread and wine for these appearances really remain after the Consecration of the Mass.

TRANSUBSTANTIATION In 1215, 349 years earlier, the

4th Lateran Council consecrated the word transubstantiation as expressing correctly the Christian doctrine of Christ’s real presence by conversion of the substance of bread into the substance of His Body.


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Liturgy of the Eucharist (continuation..): Memorial Acclamation:

The Mystery of Faith The Final Doxology (great Amen)

Through Him, with Him, in Him, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, all glory and honor is yours Almighty

Father, forever and ever. Amen.

Our Father…

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Liturgy of the Eucharist (continuation..):

Offering of Peace

The Breaking of the Bread Commingle

The Communion Prayer after Communion

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4. The Concluding Rites The Final Blessing

The Dismissal The Final Hymn

• Ecclesia Supplet – Kung nagkakamali ang pari the church supply

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Posture / Gestures in Worship1. Standing – the position of reverent attention esp. during the Gospel and Creed; ancient posture for prayer of petition 2. Sitting – signifies attentive listening3. Bowing – respect4. Kneeling – humble petition and adoration5. Genuflection – respect and humility6. Raised hands – ancient priestly gesture of supplication in the Jewish tradition

The Liturgical Calendar

Christ the King

Jan. – Feb.

AprilJune

Season ofOrdinary Time

December

Ash Wednesday

The Sacred Vessels and Linens

The Sacred Books1. The Lectionary2. The Gospel Book3. The Sacramentary

or the Roman Missal

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The Sacred Vestments

Liturgical Colors and what do they symbolize and when are they used?

White – (symbolizing purity, joy and victory). Christmastide and Easter time on the Feast of Blessed Virgin Mary, the Angels and Confessors and Saints.

Red (symbolizing fire and blood) Pentecost (tongues of fire), Feast of the Apostles and Martyrs.

Green (symbolizing hope and growth) All days in ordinary time except masses in honor of saints, angels, martyrs, for the dead and feast of our Lord and the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Purple or Violet (penitential color symbolizing sorrow) Advent and lent and for the dead.

Black (symbolizing mourning) Services for the dead. Due to the hot climate, black is seldom used. Instead either white or purple is used.

A. Introduction In the Bible we find the divine revelation and the true history of the Life of Christ among us.HoweverThe Bible takes us only up to the early day of Christianity and Christ dares to walk the roads of Palestine.Is there no other way to become part of the Life and Work of the Lord?The great conciliar constitution on the church helps us find the answer.

Most Rev. Gaudencio B. Cardinal Rosales, D.D.

Archbishop of Manila

The Hierarchy Provision of

Leadership of the Church Designation of

Simon (Mt 16:17) Fulfillment of

Promise (John 24)

POPE

BISHOP

PRIEST

LAITY

Action Plans Train and teach apostles concerning their

responsibilities and duties in the creation of God’s Kingdom

Organize Appoint Supreme Leader (Mt 16:17-19; Jn 21) Invest on Apostles 3-Fold Mission Give Life

Action Plans Instituted Seven

Sacraments: Baptism Confirmation Penance Holy Eucharist Matrimony Holy Orders Anointing of the

Sick

B. The Church: Her Nature and Mission “God gathered together as one all those who

in faith look upon Jesus as the author of salvation and the source of unity and peace, and established them as the Church, that for each and all it may be the visible sacrament of this saving unity”

The Catholic Church Founded by Christ: Christ founded the church through Peter. “I call you Peter the Rock – upon this Rock I

shall build my church.” The Church was founded on Pentecost

Sunday – the birthday of the Church. The Church is the community of the faithful

who are united with Christ, the source of salvation.

The Marks of the Church

The church is One, Holy Catholic and Apostolic. The Catholic Church is “One”, for all her

members profess the same faith, have same sacrament, have the same sacrifice and obey the same visible head, the Pope.

The Catholic Church is “Holy” for Jesus Christ who is all-holy founded Her and gave the means to make men good and holy, thereby giving saints to every age.

The Catholic Church is Catholic or Universal; for she is for all men of all times and nations, and is extending over the whole world.

The Marks of the Church The church is One, Holy Catholic and Apostolic.

The Catholic Church is Apostolic for she was founded by Christ on Peter and the Apostles. She still ruled by their lawful; successor, the Pope and the Bishops, and still believes and teaches the doctrine of the Apostles.

Parish Priest Parish Priests have the obligation to save

souls of their parishioners. What are the obligations of the parishioners towards their Parish Priest: P – Pray for him R – Reason for him I – Invite him to our home E – Esteem, show appreciation S – Support T – Thank him for his good performance

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