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Introduction to Knights of Columbus
Our Parish Knights of Columbus Council
This fraternal order of Catholic men promotes various works with the developmentally disabled, religious vocations, and pro-life programs. Over the past decade, our council has provided over 135,000 hours of volunteer service and distributed almost $250,000 to community needs. If you would like to join our organization, please call Larry Moore at 636-346- 2311 or see our website for more information. For our latest newsletter click here.
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Our Parish Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary
This women’s organization works with the Knights of Columbus in promoting their work and service for the benefit of the parish and the community. Call Maxine Lueckenotte at 636-256-9187 or flueckenotte@hotmail.com for more information.
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Knights of Columbus Resources
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Upcoming Knights Events
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Why I Became a Knight
When people ask me why I became a Knight, my answer is always around our events that generate money for our local charities and the fact that we give away 100% of what we collect. There are obviously other reasons and I had to share this reason / video with you......
1,000 Ultrasounds
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Another Successful Bingo night!
On January 5th, the Knights sponsored another Bingo night. Thanks to all who attended and helped support our charities!.
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Another Successful Doughnut Sunday!
Folks stopped by after mass on November 11 to enjoy free doughnuts, coffee and milk, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Thanks to all that stopped by. Donut Sunday is held the second Sunday of each month after the 7, 9, and 11AM masses.
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Blessing of the Memorial to the Unborn
Fr. Pastorius blesses the Knights of Columbus memorial to the unborn on Saturday, October 6th. The memorial was originally set up at Kennedy High School. After Kennedy closed down, the Knights moved the memorial to St. Joseph's. The re-dedication and blessing service followed 8:30 AM mass. Karen Nolkemper, Archdiocesan Respect Life Apostolate Director, said a few words, followed by Fr. Tom's blessing. Thanks to all who made this possible. -
Knights and SVdP Team up to help
Handi Helpers combined with the St. Vincent de Paul Society to help a parishioner move to a new appartment.
When a woman in the parish lost her apartment due to the management company no longer accepting her government assistance vouchers, the St. Vincent de Paul Society jumped in to give her a helping hand with expenses and the Handi Helpers jumped in to move her stuff. Brother Jim Schuessler coordinated the effort and participated on the move along with brothers; Fred Luekenotte, Tom Landzaat, and Tom Will.
