The Knights of Columbus Council #1556 is a vital organization in our Community and Church. While helping their members grow spiritually, their service through events help many areas of our parish community, including but not limited to: Scholarships, programs geared toward the youth and building maintenance. If you would like to know how you can join the Knights, please contact Grand Knight Larry Poppler or go to K of C. org
Who is Called to be a Knight?
Membership in the Knights of Columbus is open to practicing Catholic men in union with the Holy See, who are at least 18 years old.
A practicing Catholic is one who lives up to the Commandments of God and the precepts of the Church.
March 27, 2025 - KC Hall
6:15 pm Social Hour
7 pm Speaker
OPEN TO ALL MEN, Free Beer
"Building Up Stong Men if Faith!"
Pre-Sales will be available
March 15-27, 2025
Pick Up Date: April 12, 9 am - Noon KC Hall
Join us in the Parish Hall for Donuts, Coffee and Juice! Enjoy a fellowship with other parishioners Get to know your parish community!
Free will offering accepted
NEXT WEEKEND: March 29 & 30
Saturday, April 5
KC Hall Waverly
Bingo Begins at 6:30 pm
Was celebrated Thursday, November 14th
Honoring Knights we have lost since November 2023
William Desmarais 11/19/23
Patrick Burns 1/1/24
Gerome Barrett 1/4/24
Richard Borrell 6/23/24
Gordon Jacobson 7/25/24
Donald Klingelhoets 9/19/24
Today more than ever, the Church’s apostolate to families needs to be supported by each of her members and, above all, by families themselves. I am deeply grateful for the outstanding support which over the years the Knights of Columbus have given to the Church’s mission of promoting Catholic family life. During this Year of the Family, I encourage you to renew your efforts to confirm Christian families in their witness of faith and love, and thus enable them to play their part in the building of a just and morally sound social order. I urge you to continue to give voice to the Gospel of Christian married love in requiring “from all, beginning with public authorities, respect for those rights which, in saving the family, will save society itself” (Christifideles Laici, 40).
— Message to 112th Supreme Convention, June 1, 1994 (Saint Pope John Paul II)