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The Knights of Columbus are a Catholic fraternal order that emphasizes faith, fellowship, and service. Members collectively strengthen their faith and perform works of charity.

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Special Olympics Fall Games Need Volunteers!

The Knights have been specifically asked to help with the 2026 Fall Games, November 12–14 in the Charlotte area. Volunteers age 18 and older are needed to help with registration, medal presentations, and encouraging athletes.

 

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Congratulations to Triad Assembly 2282

on receiving the To Be a Patriot Award for their outstanding “Boots for Vets” program!

 

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Weekly Sunday Rosary
October 11

Region 1 will lead the Sorrowful Mysteries. All Knights and families are welcome to join us in prayer.

 

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2026 State Raffle Ticket Winners
1st - Anna (did not put last name), sold by Council 10504
2nd - Janice Hilton, sold by Council 7152
3rd - Vin Lindgren, sold by Council 11076
4th - Carl Fabian, sold by Council 13236
5th - Bernie Rose, no council indicated
6th - Steve Grimaldi, sold by Council 12610
7th - C. Bilekovich, sold by Council 8509
 

Mission Statement

We, the Knights of Columbus family of North Carolina, formed out of the inspiration and love of Father Michael J. McGivney, are a welcoming, Eucharist-centered, and culturally diverse Order of Catholic gentlemen. Together, with the involvement of our families, we strive to exemplify our Order’s principles of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. As stewards of our Order’s legacy, we endeavor to answer His call in solidarity with the priesthood, respecting life, defending of our faith and family and serving our fellow man.

Our Goal

Bring Jesus to the people and places that need Him most.

Theme

Transformed By Christ

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Paul McGrath

Paul McGrath

State Deputy
Rev William P. Lesak, USN (Ret.)

Rev William P. Lesak, USN (Ret.)

State Chaplain
 

They called themselves Knights of Columbus...

In 1882, Father Michael J. McGivney conceived the idea of an organization of Catholic men who would band together. Knights to emphasize chivalry’s ideals of charity and support for Church and state, and Columbus as a reminder that Catholics had been the backbone and bulwark of America’s growth and greatness from the very beginning. KofC has grown into a global organization of more than 2+ million members in nearly 16,000 local councils world wide and 300 college councils.