FIRST MEETING OF 2013

 Make attending the general meetings of St. Paul's Knights of Columbus your new Year's Resolution.

This months regular meeting of the St. Paul's Council will take place on Wednesday January 9th @ 7:30 in the St. Paul's Church Foyer.

 Rosary begins at 7:00 in the church.

The Executive meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on January 16th.

If any member has an issue that they would like placed on the agenda, please contact Peter Whittle or Brian Whelan.

VALENTINE DINNER AND DANCE

Celebrate Valentine's with music and friends.

The St. Paul's Council is sponsoring a Valentine's Dinner and Dance on Saturday February 16th  @ the Justina Center in Outer Cove.

Tickets are $22.50 each.

The dinner will be followed by a dance. Grand Knight Peter Whittle will be playing and is open to requests.

Contact Peter Whittle or Ray English for tickets.

Don't miss out on a good time!

   

We invite all to our Valentines Ladies Appreciation Night Dinner and Dance.

St. Paul’s Council of the Knights of Columbus invites all adult parishioners to Our Valentine’s Dinner and Dance.

The event is at the Justina Center on Logy Bay Rd. on 16 February at 6:30 for 7 PM seating for Dinner.

Tickets are $22.50 each.

This is your opportunity to get acquainted in and is our official Ladies Appreciation Knight.

We encourage you make up a table and enjoy an evening of dinner and dancing.

Music is by our own renowned DJ, Peter Whittle, and a good time is assured for all.

So get your tickets from the offices or from Garry Hughes, Ray English or Peter Whittle.

Don’t Wait arrange for your tickets today. Just speak to one of the Knight in the foyer after Mass.

ST PAUL'S PROVIDES COATS FOR KIDS

Once again, the St. Paul's Council has participated in the Coats for Kids Program.

Our council donated 144 coats were given out. to70 families through the Single Parent's Association of Newfoundland and Labrador. The total cost was $2,777.50

With many families with young children continuing to struggle in these challenging economic times, there has never been a better time for Knights of Columbus councils to help by providing warm winter coats to children in their communities through the Order’s Coats for Kids program.

Since 2009, the Knights of Columbus has distributed more than 80,000 coats to kids throughout the United States and Canada.

 

NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS FROM THE GK

Brothers:

As we enter 2013, a quick look back at the Knights of Columbus in 2012 shows a year of faith and one full of examples of Knights practicing a "charity that evangelizes."

I would like to thank you all of you for your dedication to your fraternity, your church and your community.

Together we have helped many individuals and organizations with acts of kindness, generosity and financial contributions. Charity is the hallmark of the Knights Of Columbus , along with good citizenship and Christianity. In each of these settings, we are called upon to perform acts of charity in different ways. Sometimes we are asked to donate money or thoughts, prayers or acts of kindness.  At other times we are asked to donate time.

Brother Knights we must all try in the new year to recruit more Catholic men who are interested in supporting the work of the Knights of Columbus by volunteering for a good cause, where great friendships can be developed while supporting the good work of your Council.

I wish everyone all the best in the New Year.

Peter Whittle
Grand Knight

CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM E.P. ROCHE ASSEMBLY

AS WE WAIT TO CELEBRATE THE BIRTH OF THE CHRIST CHILD, I EXTEND A VERY MERRY

CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL SIR  KNIGHTS AND THEIR SPOUSES OF THE ARCHBISHOP
E.P.ROCHE ASSEMBLY

4TH DEGREE OF THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

DONALD J. BYRNE FN.