Getting ready for Christmas the Elves of Kitchener Knights are ramping up production of lawn and tree ornaments and decorations. Look for inventory at Christkindl in Downtown Kitchener and at Columbus House. Elves - Brian Hughes, Steve Constant, Wayne Curry "cutting up for Christmas" Missing: Wayne Keffer

The Royal Medieval Faire, held on September 20 at Waterloo Park, was a resounding success. With 32 dedicated volunteers, the Knights served hundreds of hungry guests, offering smoked turkey legs, jumbo hotdogs, and “fantastic” fries— fresh from the BBQ. Attendees enjoyed a day filled with medieval-themed entertainment, activities, and community spirit. The weather was ideal, with warm temperatures and gentle winds enhancing the festive atmosphere. Volunteers worked tirelessly

The Kitchener Knights of Columbus had the honor of facilitating, for the K of C Hamilton Diocese North, 2025 Bishop’s Dinner on October 19: a fundraiser for the Bishop of Hamilton’s “favorite” charities throughout the Hamilton North Diocese of Catholic Churches.  Beneficiaries for proceeds raised may include various community organizations and projects, particularly those focused on food security, mental health, and access to children's programs.  An evening of fine dining an

Knights of Columbus and family members from around the world were joined by bishops, priests, religious sisters and special guests gathered in Washington, DC for the 143rd Supreme Convention August 5 to 7. The Supreme Convention opened with a call to charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism, as Supreme Knight Patrick E. Kelly urged members to be "heralds of hope" in a world searching for meaning.  Delegates from the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Philippines, Poland, Ukr

As the 143rd Supreme Convention kicks off in Washington, D.C., the Knights have received a special video greeting from His Holiness Pope Leo XIV. The Holy Father’s special message is the first papal video greeting to the Supreme Convention in 35 years. In his address, the Holy Father commended the Knights’ efforts to bring fraternity and charity to their local communities. He also reminded us that, as Catholics, we should be “tangible signs of hope” for those facing hardships