
Online Membership
Online Membership is now available for you to utilize as an aid to recruit eligible Catholic Men. Through a laptop, tablet or your smartphone, you can bring the benefits of membership to eligible Catholic Men
Online Membership is now available for you to utilize as an aid to recruit eligible Catholic Men. Through a laptop, tablet or your smartphone, you can bring the benefits of membership to eligible Catholic Men
7501 NW Expy, Oklahoma City, OK 73132
(405) 721-5651
12300 E.91st Street South
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Inspiration. Courage. Happiness. Community.
Located in Okarche, Oklahoma, the Center of Family Love serves as a safe haven and home of love for over 110 developmentally challenged adults of all ages and abilities. Now in our 30th year, CFL provides a true continuum of care for the challenged adult. The facility was started by the Oklahoma Knights of Columbus in 1981 and to this day the Oklahoma Knights still own the facility and support the center's activities. If you ever visit the center you will quickly understand while this continues to be one of the Knights of Columbus core programs.
The Center of Family Love and the Knights of Columbus are challenging Catholic Churches across Oklahoma to adopt, Just One, intellectually and physically disabled friend who lives at the Center of Family Love and for each church to raise money on behalf of their friend.
If you would like information abbout starting a challenge we have two chairs you can reach out to:
Archdioeses of Oklahoma City - Richard Schulte - 405-620-7491
Tulsa Dioceses - Dan Hogan - 918-766-3642
Information regarding the Knights of Columbus inititive of Building the Domestic Church.
Like other such guilds around the world, the Father Stanley Rother Guild formed to advance the cause for sainthood of a person — in this case, Father Rother.
“The guild is a necessary component of the canonization process,” said Father M. Price Oswalt, the director of the Father Stanley Rother Guild. “It helps unite the people of God behind the candidate. Some guilds begin well before the cause is ever opened. For example, Servant of God Father Emil Kapaun from Wichita. His guild was started after the Korean War ended. However, Kapaun’s cause did not officially open until 2007.”
The purpose of the Rother Guild is three-fold: (1) to pray, (2) to tell Father Rother’s story and (3) to financially support Father Rother’s cause for sainthood.
Contact Information
(405) 613-2067
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