A network of support and friendship
The Catenian Association is an international body of Catholic men who meet groups called Circles. We aim to support one another and our families and share fellowship, friendship and fun. Kenilworth Circle meets monthly for a meeting and meal and runs a wide variety of other social events.
The Kenilworth Catenian Circle
Being part of a Catenian Circle provides an unrivalled opportunity for Catholic men to live out their Christian beliefs in a confident and enriching manner. Kenilworth is one of a number of circles throughout the world and we know we will find welcome and support whenever we visit another circle.
What do Catenians do?
We make a commitment to meet often, usually once a month for a meeting and meal and also for social events. This sense of community and connection allows us to support one another and
Why join the Catenians?
As members we all aim to support one another with practical support and prayer. The circle is a network of friends, support for our families, in times of crisis, transition, or uncertainty.
Where can I meet you?
We meet each month for a meal and also organise a range of other social activities including visits to other circles and opportunities to meet and socialise.
Finding out more about us
The best way to find out about the Catenians is to come along and meet us. There are Catenians in every parish and anyone is welcome to visit for a meal and to get to know use and the Catenian circle.
If you would like to explore becoming a brother of Kenilworth Circle. Ask a Catenian
“One of the great privileges of being a Catenian is to be able to visit another circle anywhere in the country and find yourself in the midst of welcoming brothers who share the same values and purpose.”
Alan Smith – Malvern Circle