McGivney, Michael

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McGivney, Michael (Joseph) (1852–90) Catholic priest; born in Waterbury, Conn. As a parish priest in New Haven, Conn., he founded the Knights of Columbus (1882), a Catholic men's fraternal organization, serving as its national chaplain until his death.

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