🏍️🏍️ The Michigan chapter of Knights on Bikes, a vibrant apostolate of Catholic men who combine their love for motorcycles with their devotion to Christ, is making waves in evangelization and community service. As highlighted in a recent article by The Pillar, this group of Knights of Columbus members is redefining the biker image by showcasing faith, reverence, and brotherhood.

Led by figures like Bob Bagley, the international president of Knights on Bikes, and Deacon Lawrence Paczkowski from the Archdiocese of Detroit, the Michigan chapter engages in powerful acts of witness. From praying the rosary at rest stops to volunteering at Detroit food pantries, these Knights demonstrate that faith can thrive in unexpected places. Their leather vests, adorned with Knights of Columbus emblems, spark conversations that open doors to share the Gospel, even with unlikely individuals like members of secular biker clubs.

The group’s commitment extends to supporting local parishes, escorting dignitaries like Cardinal Raymond Burke, and participating in events like the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage. Their annual rally in St. Augustine, Florida, brings together hundreds of Knights for spiritual renewal, with Michigan members making the 1,000-mile journey as a pilgrimage, complete with daily Communion services.

Bagley emphasizes the unique brotherhood of Knights on Bikes, rooted in their shared identity as Knights of Columbus and their passion for riding. This ministry welcomes men of all appearances—long hair, tattoos, or leathers—who seek to live out their faith boldly. Their presence at Mass, kneeling in reverence, challenges stereotypes and inspires others.

Interested in joining this dynamic group? Michigan Knights on Bikes invites Brother Knights to ride for God and the Church. Visit mikonb.com to learn more and become part of this powerful ministry.

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