What is so Christian about Curtisart?

In my mainstream printing history I discovered that the demand for printers to aquire their share of the marketplace forced them to open their doors to work for all different kinds, styles, tastes and themes of clients. I felt compelled to opt out of doing some of the jobs that simply were contrary from my morals and values, which put an obvious strain on my performance at work. I ended up lowering my standards in order to not just be too fussy, and to also keep my job. But now as my own boss I fully intend to maintain my standards in keeping with my Catholic and Christian beliefs.

I am a member of the Catholic service club the Knights of Columbus and as such I have been fortunate enough to do some work for them in the past. Also I love to promote moral issues and causes such as Pro-Life.

However God didn't create this to be a perfect world, and there are a great many things out there that seemingly will have nothing to do with the religious arena of thought. I am not the kind of person who pushes God on anyone, mostly because I believe that if He wants to express Himself through me, then I know that He will provide me with the invitation to do so, and if it is really important, then I just won't be stopping Him.

Your will be done.

It is a constant learning and rehumbling process that makes me always want to get better at it, and I recommend it to anyone willing to become the invitation that He will place in you to ask me or anyone else about.

The last few years I have been the Grand Knight of the Leduc Knights of Columbus and as such I've been presented with the opportuntity to write letters to my council in our monthly newsletter. If you have several months of spare time, you can browse through some of them at the link below.