What the clergy is saying about The King’s Men…

I am beginning to believe that pornography may be one of the greatest threats to our culture. This problem is rampant!!! So I'm even more convinced that the work you are doing with The King's Men is essential…I'm also more convinced that education and growth in virtue is an area that we desperately need to be pursuing. I again applaud your work in this area. Rev. Paul Dressler, O.F.M.C., Collegio San Lorenzo da Brindisi, Rome, Italy

When mature Christian men get together and talk about their responsibilities, their lives, their dreams, and their struggles as men, their spouses, families, and children are the definite beneficiaries... and that's the true sign of a Christian group. Rev. Msgr. Michael T. Mannion, S.T.L., Pastor/Rector, Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Camden, NJ

They’re [The King’s Men] facing Christ in a masculine way. They see Christ as a true divine fatherly mentor — not just one who assesses their sins. It gives them a closer identity to the Church. They can bond as men under the seal of Jesus Christ. They’re experiencing something powerful to begin with, and all the more so when they’re at the Mass with Jesus Christ, their true mentor. It’s all part of what will become a big vision for the Church when men finally stand up in society. If we’re going to be effective against the evils of abortion, pornography and homosexuality, men are going to have to learn how to band together and be united in their efforts. Rev. Phillip Chavez, S.O.L.T., York, PA