Knights of Columbus An Illustrated History HC Andrew Maureen Walther Square orders One
Knights of Columbus An Illustrated History HC Andrew Maureen Walther Square orders One, The Knights of Columbus: An Illustrated History Hardcoverby Andrew T Walther Maureen H Walther (Author)What You Don't Know About.
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The Knights of Columbus: An Illustrated orders History Hardcover by Andrew T. Walther, Maureen H. Walther (Author) What You Don't Know About the Knights of Columbus Could Fill a Book―and It Has! This book tells a uniquely American story of faith in action. From its 1882 founding by a handful of men from a small, predominantly Irish Catholic parish in New Haven, Connecticut, the Knights of Columbus has grown to an international brotherhood of nearly 2 million members across North America and throughout the world. Formed by Father Michael J. McGivney with the men of his parish, the new fraternal organization was committed to the principles of charity and unity, while supporting the faith and financial viability of its members and their families. From its earliest days, the organization made the case that one could be both a good Catholic and a true American citizen, pushing back against the religious discrimination 1st print. Book has a small scuff in right of cover. Otherwise like new.
The Knights of Columbus: An Illustrated orders History Hardcover by Andrew T. Walther, Maureen H. Walther (Author) What You Don't Know About the Knights of Columbus Could Fill a Book―and It Has! This book tells a uniquely American story of faith in action. From its 1882 founding by a handful of men from a small, predominantly Irish Catholic parish in New Haven, Connecticut, the Knights of Columbus has grown to an international brotherhood of nearly 2 million members across North America and throughout the world. Formed by Father Michael J. McGivney with the men of his parish, the new fraternal organization was committed to the principles of charity and unity, while supporting the faith and financial viability of its members and their families. From its earliest days, the organization made the case that one could be both a good Catholic and a true American citizen, pushing back against the religious discrimination 1st print. Book has a small scuff in right of cover. Otherwise like new.