Council Meetings Second Thursday 6:30 pm in the Parish Hall



Grand Knight Paul presents Honorary Life Membership Card to Bryan Donnelly, PGK
Our parish Knights of Columbus will be outside after each Mass November 8thth and 9th accepting donations for our “Wheelchairs for Veterans” campaign. All donations are gratefully appreciated. For only $150, you can provide one wheelchair for a veteran and give them the gift of mobility. Last year, with your generous donations, we were able to purchase 53 wheelchairs for deserving veterans in Southern California.

Pancake Breakfast June 11th
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Continue reading →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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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.”