Mission San Juan Capistrano 4th Degree Assembly #62

10/10/2025

10/09/2025

An Arizona family attributes prayer and the intercession of Blessed Michael McGivney to their toddler’s miraculous recovery following a near-drowning incident. On March 2, 2025, 14-month-old Vincent Robinson was found unresponsive at the bottom of a hot tub. His father, Wesley, immediately began CPR, and Vincent was rushed to the hospital. Though stabilized, his condition was critical. While Vincent lay in the hospital, his parents and nine siblings prayed the Rosary and started a Novena. Vincent’s uncle, a priest, brought a first-class relic of Blessed McGivney to the hospital, which was placed on Vincent’s body each day during the Novena. Each day brought unexpected improvement. By that evening, Vincent was out of end-of-life care, and each day after those nine days of the Novena brought more improvement. His MRI came back clear; he woke up, started moving, and looked like himself. By day nine of the Novena, he was out of the hospital. The Robinsons want to remind other Catholics that the power of prayer is real and miracles still happen:
https://youtu.be/MQacBwo77Ag

09/12/2025

Charlie Kirk said "Mary is the solution" to toxic feminism in America. "We don't talk about Mary enough."

READ MORE: https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/charlie-kirk-an-evangelical-says-protestants-dont-venerate-mary-enough/?utm_source=fb

07/27/2024

Trump defends the Knights of Columbus

05/23/2024

https://nypost.com/2024/05/23/us-news/catholic-group-knights-of-columbus-sues-biden-administration-for-denying-permit-for-memorial-day-mass-way-out-of-line/

This is the second year in a row the religious group has been denied a permit at the cemetery where they had been holding the Memorial Day mass for the past 60 years.

10/11/2021

10/11/2021

Happy Columbus Day! 🇮🇹 This is an important and historic holiday for , which make up America's 5th largest ethnic group. When was founded in 1937, the federal holiday provided a sense of dignity and self-worth in light of the hostility and discrimination many Italian immigrants, Italians Americans, and Catholics (more broadly) faced.

For more than three decades Italian American Heritage Month has afforded the nation an opportunity to reflect on the immense contributions of the 25 million Americans of Italian descent and those of their ancestors whose labor helped to build and enrich our country in so many ways. Moreover, Italian American Heritage Month serves to remind all our fellow citizens of the Italic origins of our country from the Columbian encounter which paved the way for more than five centuries of immigration from around the world to the naming of America itself in honor of Amerigo Vespucci.

Today, we hope you will celebrate and remember the courage and self-sacrifice of —our parents, grandparents, great-grandparents and beyond—when they came to the United States to make a better life for their families.