In this issue, we’re sharing Knights of Columbus-produced documentaries about two great saints. First is a new documentary highlighting St. Junípero Serra’s heroic missionary activity to Indigenous peoples in 18th-century North America. Second, as we approach Divine Mercy Sunday, April 11, is a 2016 documentary about the message of Divine Mercy received by St. Faustina Kowalska and the dramatic impact of this message on the lives of individuals today.

This film tells the remarkable story of one of the most influential figures in American history. Canonized in 2015 by Pope Francis, St. Junípero Serra was a courageous witness to the Catholic faith and a defender of human dignity. WATCH

This documentary examines how St. Faustina’s powerful visions of a merciful God have impacted people around the world, including a woman whose family was wiped out by genocide in Rwanda; a priest with a criminal past; and a young widow who forgave her husband’s killer. WATCH

In March, Pope Francis made history by becoming the first pontiff to visit Iraq. This month’s issue of Columbia reports on his apostolic journey while also telling the stories of some of the families and communities helped by the Knights of Columbus since 2014. Also covered is the Order’s recent aid to COVID-stricken regions of South America and interviews with five Knights about their experience as missionaries on university campuses. READ NOW

“To be challenged as a man of faith by other men of faith is the only way you could really grow.”

As Major League Baseball season begins, hear what former MLB catcher Darrell Miller has to say about how being a Knight. WATCH

Forward this newsletter to Catholic men interested in the Knights, and let them know that through June 30 they can become a member for free online using promo code MCGIVNEY2020 at kofc.org/join. You can also share your questions, feedback and story by emailing knightline@kofc.org.