CNA/CWR: In major change, Knights of Columbus drop secret initiation ceremony
The Freemasons are having difficulty getting members and they and similar organizations opened enrollment to women. One reason is the breakdown of communal bonds in general. But another would be their perceived irrelevance, and the same could be said of the KoC, who despite their good works, won't be able to recruit men who no longer go to church and the number of men who continue to go to church greys, with few younger men to replace them. When the church is feminized, of what value does being a KoC really have? What men should have been doing is organizing and bringing about reform to their local churches, either collaboratively with the priest and bishop, or through confrontation and conflict.
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