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Below is the Council Minutes for January 2026
Download it, review it and let us know if there are any mistakes or omissions.God bless
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"Experience of a Lifetime"- Please take a few minutes to view this helpful video when you are considering membership. It should let you feel confident in your decision to join this Worldwide organization of Catholic men. Please feel free to click on it.
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Scan the QR code below and follow the intructions on the website(www.kofc.og) OR you can download the PDF form, fill it out online and email it, or print it and hand it to your nearest Knights Council.
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Simply click on the PDF file below to download, then print. Fill out the form and present it to our Worthy Treasurer Ed Reidy
Knights Council 9332 Reimbursement Form
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Our Weekly Wednesday Evening Rosary 📿
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RONALD R SANDOVAL SR Agency for the San Diego Chapter
650 SIERRA MADRE VILLA AVE STE 102, PASADENA CA 91107-2141 (626) 510-6262 |
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The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic fraternal organization of men dedicated to serving the Church, their communities, and families through charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. Founded in 1882 by Father Michael J. McGivney, it provides financial security to members and their families while engaging in charitable works, community involvement and faith building.
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Key Activities:
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Download the file below for the Canonization of Blessed Fr. Michael McGivney Prayer
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Practical Catholic Guidelines
Guidelines have been established to assist in determining the practical Catholicity of an applicant or member. These guidelines will assist the grand knight in performing his duties when serving on the council’s admission committee.
These guidelines include:
These guidelines include:
- A practical Catholic accepts the teaching authority of the Catholic Church on matters of faith and morals, aspires to live in accordance with the precepts of the Catholic Church, and is in good standing with the Catholic Church.
- A practical Catholic strives to have a greater knowledge of the teaching of Christ and his Church, and to accept, respect and defend the Church’s authority (vested in the Supreme Pontiff, the hierarchy and clergy united with him) to teach, govern and sanctify the faithful.
- A practical Catholic gives material and moral support to the Church and her works on all levels, promoting the programs of the parish and diocese and coming to the aid of the missions, the needy and the underprivileged; supports and advances the just causes of minority groups; endeavors to eliminate unjust discrimination, prejudice, etc.; and supports the Church in her defense of marriage and family life.
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