Under the Chairmanship of the IACK President Brother Charlie McCluskey of the Knights of St Columba the 29th Meeting of the International Alliance of Catholic Knights was held between the 10th and the 15th of September 2023 in Rome.
The Knights of St. Columba, proudly safeguard the relics of St. Columba, St Andrew and, St Margaret. This year, bring these sacred relics to locations across the country, inviting pilgrims to partake in their spiritual legacy.
We are writing to ask you to make religious freedom a key part of your Committee’s inquiry into human rights at work.
We were pleased to see freedom of thought, conscience, and religion in the terms of reference for this inquiry, and have submitted written evidence setting out our concerns.
The Knights of St. Columba, proudly safeguard the relics of St. Columba, St Andrew and, St Margaret. This year, bring these sacred relics to locations across the country, inviting pilgrims to partake in their spiritual legacy.
The Knights of St. Columba, proudly safeguard the relics of St. Columba, St Andrew and, St Margaret. This year, bring these sacred relics to locations across the country, inviting pilgrims to partake in their spiritual legacy.
The Knights of St. Columba, proudly safeguard the relics of St. Columba, St Andrew and, St Margaret. This year, bring these sacred relics to locations across the country, inviting pilgrims to partake in their spiritual legacy.
KNIGHTS IN ACTION: Grand Knight Patrick Davis (center) of St. George Council 14233 on Royal Air Force Lakenheath in Suffolk, England, presents Henry Welsh (left), supreme knight of the Knights of St Columba,
Throughout the year 2023, the Knights of St. Columba are united in a profound spiritual journey as Mass is joyously celebrated by devoted brothers in every council across the United Kingdom.
In 2023, The Knights of St. Columba joyously commemorate their 100th Supreme Council, a historic milestone that reflects a century of unwavering dedication to Charity, Unity and Fraternity.
For nearly three decades, since its inception in 1994, the remarkable organisation, "Let the Children Live!" has been a beacon of hope for thousands of vulnerable children in the bustling streets and impoverished shanty-towns of Medellín, Colombia. With a deeply rooted commitment to the welfare of these young souls, the organisation has worked tirelessly to provide them with essential support and care.
