Order of Malta
- About The Order
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About the Order The Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and Malta is one of the oldest institutions of Western and Christian civilization. The 13,500 Knights and Dames remain true to its inspiring principles – nurturing, witnessing and protecting the faith and serving the poor and the sick.
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- American Association
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The American Association Founded in 1927 as the first association of the Order of Malta in the Americas, the association is headquartered in New York City with over 2,000 Knights, Dames and volunteers in over 30 Areas working with the poor, sick, and incarcerated and giving witness to the Catholic faith.
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- Spirituality
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Spirituality Knights and Dames join the Order of Malta to pursue their spiritual growth over a path laid out by Blessed Gerard more than nine hundred years ago, seeking to nurture and witness the Faith and assist the sick and the poor.
- Daily Prayer of the Order of Malta
- Daily Readings and Reflections
- Saints and Blesseds
- Spiritual Outreach Calls
- Chaplains’ Essays
- Prayer of Intercession
- Subpriory of Our Lady of Lourdes
- Association Retreats
- Chaplains' Spotlight
- Spirituality In Action
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Spirituality in Action Members are involved in hands-on work at over 100 hundred organizations, including food banks, hospitals, pregnancy support centers, homeless shelters and mentoring programs for at risk children.
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Donations & Payments You can make a donation, pay your Annual Contribution as a member, purchase a Mass Card, register for AmazonSmile, and more. Be sure to review the Association’s Privacy Policy and Account Agreement.
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Spiritual Outreach Calls
The Spiritual Outreach Calls provide a message primarily intended for those who may have difficulty getting to Association events; but, the message is valid, current and inspirational for all. Our Spiritual Outreach Calls are recorded and uploaded to the website within one week. Please use the sidebar on the right to listen to past calls.
How to Listen to a Live Spiritual Outreach Call
1) At approximately 10:55AM, you should dial the conference call number: 1-800-442-5794
2) You will be asked to enter the passcode: Dial the following: 656886#
3) You will be connected to the call and will be asked to identify yourself. State your name and then press the # sign.
4) You should then press *6. This will mute your line as other callers are connecting.
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1/8/2020 11:00 am American Association Events |
Spiritual Outreach Call: How Should I Respond When Someone on the Street Who Appears Homeless Asks Me for Money?
Presented by Deacon Larry Geinosky, Northeast Florida Area Click here for dial-in directions.
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2/5/2020 11:00 am American Association Events |
Spiritual Outreach Call: Why is the Mass Called a Sacrifice?
Presented by Msgr. Sylvester Cronin, New Jersey Area Click here for dial-in directions.
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- Spirituality
- Daily Prayer of the Order of Malta
- Prayer of Intercession
- Daily Readings and Reflections
- Subpriory of Our Lady of Lourdes
- Association Retreats
- Spiritual Outreach Calls
- Call Instructions
- December 4, 2019: The Incarnation – Mystery and Miracle
- November 6, 2019: Where Did the Concept of Patron Saints Come From?
- October 2, 2019: What Makes the Rosary So Powerful?
- September 4, 2019: The Many Titles of the Blessed Mother
- August 7, 2019: What We Believe/Know About Heaven
- July 3, 2019: Gospel Verses That Puzzle
- June 5, 2019: What Should We Know About the Holy Spirit?
- May 1, 2019: Why Are Some Prayers Answered in Lourdes While Others Seem to Be Ignored?
- April 3, 2019: Why Is Easter Considered the Most Important Feast in the Liturgical Year?
- March 6, 2019: Why Go to Confession?
- February 6, 2019: World Day of the Sick – The Sick as a Source of Grace in Our Lives
- January 2, 2019: Baptism – What It Really Means – a Refresher
- December 5, 2018: Our Lady of Guadalupe
- November 7, 2018: The Gift of Eucharistic Adoration
- October 3, 2018: Guardian Angels
- September 5, 2018: The Blessings of Labor
- August 1st, 2018: What the Assumption Means for Us
- July 5th, 2018: Religious Freedom
- June 6th, 2018: Blessed Paul VI
- May 2, 2018: The Pentecost – The Spirit of God
- April 4, 2018: Easter – He Is Risen
- March 7, 2018: The Annunciation – Our Model for Saying Yes to God
- February 7, 2018: Lent – A Time of Sacrifice
- January 3, 2018: The Life of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
- Chaplains’ Essays
- Chaplains’ Spotlight
- Saints and Blesseds
Order of Malta, American Association, U.S.A.
American Association, U.S.A
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