Knights of Columbus - Infant Jesus Council 7058

06/16/2026

06/13/2026

Knight of Columbus 7058 installed a new ramp for a parishioner in need from Infant Jesus Catholic Church. Vivat Jesus!

06/13/2026

Come see the Knights of Columbus today at St. Mark Catholic Church “Spring Fling”. Hamburgers and hot dogs are ready! It’s a beautiful day in Texas! Vivat Jesus!

06/10/2026

Council 951 hosted a CUF in Beaumont, Texas and brought in 4 new members. Welcome to the order Brother Jacob Aabor, Chris Hill, Josh Trahan, and Ranson Jones. Vivat Jesus!

06/09/2026

The “Sacred Heart icon” (a common Catholic image of Jesus’s heart—often surrounded by flames, crowned with thorns, and sometimes shown being offered or pierced—frequently with a cross) is important not mainly as a sentimental picture, but as a visual way of contemplating Jesus Christ himself, especially his wounded, merciful love revealed through the Cross.

Catholic teaching insists that the Sacred Heart devotion is not devotion to “an organ” apart from Christ. Rather, when the Church uses the heart as the image, it means the entire mystery of Christ and the inmost core of his Person—the divine-human love he has for the Father and for us.

Pope Francis summarizes the key point for iconography:
“Devotion to the heart of Christ is not the veneration of a single organ apart from the Person of Jesus… What we contemplate and adore is the whole Jesus Christ… represented by an image that accentuates his heart.”

Directory on Popular Piety notes why iconographic expression matters: images can shape how people appreciate the devotion’s object, so the image should not distract from the “robust theological content” of the Sacred Heart.

The Sacred Heart of Jesus Icon continued its journey to Lumberton, TX Infant Jesus Catholic Church. Thanks to Father Tino, Bill Miller, Troy Parker, Fred Bartz, Pat Campo, Terry Bennett, Tommy Ehrensberger Sr.
Vivat Jesus!