Winner of Knights Of Columbus gun raffle for week 44 is Nate Lambert.

  
The Knights of Columbus have their beginnings stretching back to 1882 when the state of Connecticut granted them an official charter thanks to the efforts of Father Michael J. McGivney, assistant pastor of St. Mary's Church in New Haven.  The orders four principles still guide Knights today--Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism.

Charity and the Catholic faith lead Knights to "love their neighbor as thyself." Knights actively, spiritually and financially support many ministries.   

Unity leads Knights as they join together and accomplish that which one person cannot do alone both in the church community and in the community at large.

Fraternity lends a helping hand to widows and orphans historically and today through affordable, top-rated insurance programs in addition to Knights helping the disabled and sick. Knights have evolved to include assisting church and community.

Patriotism is highly regarded and protected by Knights irregardless of their nationality.  Knights cherish God and their country.

3rd Degree Grand Knight: Andrew Lambert
3rd Degree Deputy Grand Knight: Joe L. Stewart   
Chancellor: Rick Wyatt

4th Degree Faithful Navigator: Sr. Knight Larry Lagut
4th Degree Faithful Captain:  Sr. Knight Rick Wyatt
4th Degree Faithful Comptroller:  Sr. Knight Jerry Richmond

To find out more, ask any knight about their experience with KC's.  Monthly meettings are as follows;

• 4th degree meets the 1st Monday of each month at 6:15pm
• 3rd degree meets the 1st Monday of each month at 730pm
• Rosary prayed together at 7:00pm; dinner follows the meetings

The Knights sponsor many activities within their church community and the community at large. The Boy Scouts of America, Venture Crew, and American Heritage Girls are examples of the assistance they give--see descriptions in Youth Ministries /cub-scout-pack-boy-scout-troop , /venture-crew-152 . Additionally, special attendance at Liturgies, installations, parades, banquets/celebrations with spouses or family members, and more are scheduled throughout the  year as well.  Call soon! Come see us!

The following summary was written by a Knight from this council while attending the Knights convention in Houston, ". . . I looked around at the large number of Knights and ladies and families from around the state of Texas.  Tall, short, big and small! Many ethnic groups together. The theme this year [2015] is "we are one."  This is why I come to these conferences . . . But it is when we gather "as one" that the strength of what we do for our church, families, communities and for the world is evident.  When we are struggling in mediocrity, indecision and doubt, remember that when gathered "as one" in fraternal spirit and in faith, that we make a tremendous difference . . . "
 

                              HALLOWEEN!!

Knights of Columbus council #3444, with the assistance of the St. Mary’s Women’s Ministry,  sponsors a kids' Halloween party each year at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Free admission includes kids' games, a bounce house, costume contests and hot dogs. If you are looking for a safe and simple kids' Halloween activity this year, consider coming to the annual KC Kids Halloween party. Watch the bulletin or this site for date and time information.

Convention in Houston 2015:

December 2014:  

Fall 2014: