
Hi, my name is Growl. I adopted Fr. Knight a little over a year ago. I am incredibly cute and have trained Fr. Knight to serve al of my needs. He is still needs work, but I think he is coming along well. I was abandoned in the woods with my four brothers. My brothers, Bark,Snarl and Bite live right across the street and we visit often. If you have room in your home and in your heart, there are many other dogs just like me who would love to come and train you. Go to Petfinder.com and you will find a lot of lonely dogs and some horses, and goats, and other animals. They even have cats.
Now, let me tell you a little bit about Fr. Knight.
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Knight was born in Dallas, TX in 1931. After studying
and working in Florida, Louisiana,Massachusetts, New
York, Texas, Washington, and Lyon, France, he was ordained
in 1961. He lives in Memphis, TN and runs His Way Center
for Spiritual Growth. Fr. Knight teaches in the Christian Brothers University Graduate Program in Catholic Studies and the Diocese
of Memphis Institute for Liturgy and Spirituality. He
is retired as pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
After
ordination Fr. Knight served as a missionary to the Ngama
people in Danamaji, Chad for three years. His work included
providing pastoral care, teaching, helping with agricultural
and construction projects and basic first aid.
Upon
Fr. Knights return to the United States he earned
a Doctorate in Sacred Theology (STD) at Catholic University
in Washington, D.C. His doctoral dissertation "The
Implictions for Spiritual Theology of Karl Rahner's Theology
of Renunciation Studied in the Light of His Concept of Man" was the foundation for his book series Cloud
by Day, Fire by Night vols. 1, 2 & 3. In the
years after Vatican II he led many workshops and retreats
on the vows for religious communities.
In 1977, St. Anthony Messenger Press published Fr. David
Knights first book addressed to the laity. His
Way: An Everyday Plan for Following Jesus was one
of the first books to answer Vatican IIs call to the
laity to strive for perfection and renew society. The laitys
response to this book spawned discussion groups, parish
missions, retreats and more books including To
Follow His Way : A Renewal Program For Parishes, Small
Groups, Individuals (St. Anthony Messenger Press 1980).
Dimension Books and Our Sunday Visitor Press Have also published
his books. Fr. Knight has written articles for U.S. Catholic,
Marian Helper, The Sign, America, and Common Sense.
Fr.
Knight has given talks, missions, retreats and workshops
in Australia, Canada, England,
Ecuador, Germany, Guam, Guatemala,
Haiti, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Spain and throughout the United
States. His book, Reaching
Jesus: 5 Steps to a Fuller Life (1998) was written in response to requests to update His Way based on
20 years of teaching it and talking to people. This has
now become Immersed in Christ:
A Journey in Five Steps; a course in spiritual formation
for the laity. Also see our website www.immersedinchrist.org.
Fr.
Knight taught in High Schools in Florida and Louisiana and
at Catholic University, Loyola University, Christian Brothers
College (University), and Memphis Theological Seminary (Cumberland
Presbyterian).
When
Fr. Knight is not presiding at Mass, anointing the sick,
visiting the imprisoned, burying the dead, writing, praying
or teaching he enjoys reading, sleeping, eating and driving
his tractor.