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In acknowledgement of his personal contributions and the vital role lay people play in the Church, Carl A. Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus, was presented with the Imago Dei Award May 28 in Denver.
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I don’t know a pastor or bishop in the United States who could do his work without the friendship of committed Catholic lay people,” Archbishop Chaput said.
“And no organization anywhere has a track record of generosity, fidelity, self-sacrifice, love of God and enthusiasm for the Church, that can equal the Knights of Columbus.”
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“If you want to know what real lay discipleship looks like, you don’t need to look any farther than the 1.7 million men who belong to the Knights of Columbus, and the extraordinary man who leads them, Mr. Carl Anderson,” the archbishop said before making the award presentation.
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I don’t know a pastor or bishop in the United States who could do his work without the friendship of committed Catholic lay people,” Archbishop Chaput said.
“And no organization anywhere has a track record of generosity, fidelity, self-sacrifice, love of God and enthusiasm for the Church, that can equal the Knights of Columbus.”
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“If you want to know what real lay discipleship looks like, you don’t need to look any farther than the 1.7 million men who belong to the Knights of Columbus, and the extraordinary man who leads them, Mr. Carl Anderson,” the archbishop said before making the award presentation.
