District Deputy Dan Kane presents Knights of Columbus award to Grand Knight Jim Rahm. Our council met the membership, insurance and program requirements for the year.
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ELECTION DAY IS NOVEMBER 3RD NONPARTISAN NATIONAL GET OUT AND VOTE PROGRAM As Catholics and citizens, members of the Knights of Columbus should vote and should encourage members of their families, parishes, and communities to vote. Members are not permitted … Continue reading →
When Father McGivney, the son of Irish immigrants, proposed a name for the fraternal and charitable organization in 1882, his choice was “Sons of Columbus.” After debate with the founding members — all of them laymen, most of them Irish — the group finally settled upon “Knights of Columbus.”
While “Knights” invoked the chivalric orders, with their code of ethics, aspiration to virtue and defense of the most vulnerable, the adoption of Columbus as patron signified that Catholics had been in the New World from the beginning — that is, from the very day that it became “New.”
Priest launched international lay movement, died in 19th century pandemicROME – The Vatican today (May 27) announced that Pope Francis approved the promulgation of a decree recognizing a miracle attributed to the intercession of the founder of the Knights of Columbus, Venerable Father Michael J. McGivney, a Connecticut priest who served his flock during the pandemic of 1890, before himself becoming ill and dying of pneumonia.
The pope’s action means that Father McGivney can be declared “Blessed,” the step just prior to sainthood. An additional miracle attributed to Father McGivney’s intercession will be required for his canonization as a saint.
A Message from Our Pastor Dear Parishioners: Like you, I am deeply troubled by the incredibly rapid spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and its devastating effects on our local Catholic community. We at St. Mary’s by the Sea continue to suspend public … Continue reading →
Location: Speech and Language Development Center,
8699 Holder Ave, Buena Park, CA
April 18, 2020
9:00am to 2:00pm
3. Feb. 23rd – Ministry Fair
4. Mar. 6th – Lenten Meal (#1)
5. Mar. 14th – St Patrick Dinner
6. Mar. 27th – Lenten Meal (#2)
7. May 5th – Cinco de Mayo (assist KOC)
8. May 9th – Ladies Tea
9. Aug. 8th – Parish Picnic
10. Aug. 15th – 20th Rummage Sale collection (one week only)
11. Aug. 21st & 22nd – Rummage Sale
12. Sept. (date TBD) for Oktoberfest or (something else?)
13. Nov. 8th – Stewardship Weekend
14. Dec. 6th – Breakfast with St. Nicholas
15. Dec. 13th – Christmas Concert and joint ministry Dinner
16. Dec. 23rd – decorate outside church
17. Dec. 24th – decorate inside church
