OUR MISSION IS TO LOVE GOD AND SERVE HIM ALONE.
We are the Knights of the Precious Blood,
a group of Roman Catholic laymen dedicated to extending the kingship of Christ on earth. All the good works we undertake are informed by our three core pillars (God, family, homeland)
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OUR CORE PILLARS
Core Pillars of the Brotherhood
“Bog, Obitelj i Domovina” (God, Family & Homeland). It is primarily living the virtuous life and brotherhood in each of these pillars that embodies the holiness expected of a Knight of the Precious Blood.
God
To grow deeper in our relationship with God. That we may love, know and serve Him alone. Live and promote Christian way of life in society.
Family
Promote God’s plan for families, promoting family prayer, love of God and strong family relationships. Support the extended Church family (universal) by supporting persecuted Christians around the world.
Homeland
Supporting the most vulnerable in society through spiritual and corporal works of charity. Promote the virtue of patriotism, and the spiritual and prosperous advancement of our homeland
MESSAGE TO KNIGHT’S
Leading the Way to True Chivalry
The charism of the brotherhood is to hold in the highest reverence and gratitude the price of our salvation which was the shedding of our Lord’s Precious Blood for us on the cross. Our response to this greatest sacrifice of love is to love God in return and serve Him alone, through a life of prayer and virtue, with complete personal trust in the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Immaculate Heart of Mary and their protection. All this for the greater glory of God, the church and the triumph of the immaculate heart of Mary. As stated in the Imitation of Christ by Thomas a Kempis “all is vanity save loving God and serving Him alone” (1,24,7).
Commander
Miles Christi
OUR KNIGHTLY VIRTUES
24 Knightly Virtues
At the heart of chivalry lay the concept of knightly virtues, which formed the foundation of the knightly code. These ideals were not merely abstract concepts but were embodied in the behaviour and actions of knights, who strove to live up to these ideals at all times.
“A knight fears neither demon nor man; neither is he afraid of death since he longs to die.”
Theological Virtues
Faith, Hope and Charity.
Cardinal Virtues
Prudence, Justice, Fortitude and Temperance.
Moral Virtues
Brotherly love, Sagacity, Docility, Religion, Godliness, Generosity, Loyalty, Honesty Magnanimity, Valour, Resoluteness, Perseverance, Diligence, Integrity, Meekness, Humility and Chastity.
OUR BROTHERHOOD
Changed Men, Change the World
The aim of knighthood is not the appearance of strength, but the substance of it, which is the soul rightly ordered under the virtues. The life of a good Knight should be distinguished by virtue, being inwardly as one appears outwardly, for He Who sees the heart is God, Whom we should always reverence. As Knights of the Precious Blood, we have chosen 24 virtues to live by and fulfill our duties as soldiers of Christ.
As St Thomas Aquinas would have defined it, “virtue is a good habit of the mind, by which we live righteously, of which no one can make bad use, which God works in us, without us.”
OUR MAJOR EVENTS
Sneak Peek of Our Up Coming Events
Knights Fundraiser 2026
Knights Annual Fundraiser
Exodus 90 – 2027
Croatian Men’s Exodus
Miles Christi 2027
9th Annual Men’s Conference
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Recent News & Articles
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Svitnjak in Sydney – Fanning the Flames of Faith and Tradition
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A Decisive Step for the Renewal of Faith, Christian Education of Children and the Preservation of Catholic Families
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Letters of Pope John VIII to the Croats 7th June AD879
On June 7, 879, Pope John VIII sent three letters to the Croats – to Prince Branimir, Bishop Teodosius of Nin, and to the entire Croatian people after Prince Branimir wrote to him that he and the entire nation were returning to communion with the Roman Catholic Church (which had been interrupted by his predecessor…
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