Knights of Columbus
-
-
Who Are they?
The "Knights of Columbus" (KOC) is a global Catholic organization of fraternal service order that empowers Catholic men to live their faith at home, in their parish, at work, and in their community.
At St. Boniface parish, members of the Knights of Columbus chapter (Council Number #4009) are men who share a deep desire to be better husbands, fathers, sons, neighbors, and to put "Faith in Action" through charity within the community.
If you want to learn more about the Knights, please click: https://www.kofc.org/en//index.html
-
-
-
What Knights Do!
Monthly Men's Night | Third Tuesday of the month
- 5:30pm Mass
- 6:10pm Rosary
- 6:30pm: Meal and Video
- 7:00pm: Meeting
- 7:30pm: Small Group Meeting (Faith, Fellowship, Fraternity, & Networking)Faith in Action
In addition to serving in Parish Ministries (ushers, greeters, lector, eucharistic minister), here are some of the other ways that Knights can serve:
- Faith
- Family
- Community
- Life
- Fundraising/Charity
-
-
-
Upcoming Events
Lenten Fish Fry
Every Friday during Lent
March 5 - April 115 - 7 pm
-
-
Want to Get Involved?
-
I’m not currently a Knight. How can I get involved with the Knights to help St. Boniface and the community?
There are many ways for a Knight to help. If you have even just a small amount of time or just want to get involved with a group of faith-filled men, the Knights are a great organization for you. If you are a man age 18 or older and a practical Catholic, please
contact Grand Knight, Todd Braun at [email protected] OR 701-371-7601.
-
