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It's Back! Maple Syrup is now available for purchase and will be available at the end of Mass at Catholic Parishes throughout Kitchener, throughout the weekend of February 15-16; ahead of Shrove Tuesday. Don't miss out! Standard Pricing is $15.00/Bottle Member pricing, when attending the General Meeting - $12.00/Bottle

As members of the Knights of Columbus, each of us received the Discourse on the Rosary , a spiritual reflection on the Rosary, and was gifted the Knight’s Rosary as part of our exemplification. Our Order is entrusted to the protection of the Blessed Mother under her title, Our Lady of Guadalupe . We are encouraged to carry our rosary and pray it often, drawing strength to face daily challenges and to achieve victories—large and small. While many of us were raised with the reg

It was a great finish for sales of the Kitchener Knights' woodcraft Christmas decorations. December 4-7 capped off a season of woodcraft sales across the Kitchener Parishes and the Rockway Christmas Bazar. Tony Darmanin mans the booth at the 2025 Christkindl on a chilly weekend. Christmas shoppers were delighted with the breadth of product (at the hands of our talented elves). Even the carolers stopped by to swoon Christmas tunes over the nativity scenes.

Welcome to The Echo, a Kitchener Knights of Columbus monthly newsletter. Council members have access, through the "Members' Side of our website to view past issues. Many of the articles within this condensed format, will link to web pages that may only be accessible only through Member Login . Click here to View The Echo

While supplies last, a select inventory of miniature, Timothy Schmalz sculptures are up for sale. Graciously donated by the Knights of Columbus Hamilton Diocese North, all proceeds will go toward Council sponsored, community events. To place your order, Email to: GrandKnight@kitchenerkofc.ca Standing Holy Family - $60 Officer Needs Help - $60 Celibacy - Male - $70 Celibacy - Female - $70 Fire on Ice - $30 When I Was a Stranger - $60 Baseball - $20 Angel Among Us - $70 He

Knights Steve and Paul with KFD Deputy Chief Patrick ,Tom and Blake The adventure continues with our everyday heroes, the kids at the Grand River Hospital CAIP (Children & Adolescent In Patient) unit, enjoying a visit on Nov 27 from Knights, Steve and Paul, with KFD fire fighters, Deputy Chief Patrick ,Tom and Blake. Thanks to our dedicated team making these bi-weekly visits.

The 8th Annual Knights of Columbus K-W Trivia Challenge took place on Friday, April 25th at Bingemans Conference Centre in Kitchener. The event was our largest yet, enabling the Knights to present a $22,000 cheque to Tiny Home Take Out at St. Mary’s Parish in Kitchener. Accepting the cheque from Grand Knight Mario Peretti were Amy Cyr, Father Raph Ma (our Chaplain), and Father Toby Collins, on behalf of Tiny Home Take Out.

Children, ages 9 - 14 can mark their calendars for Saturday, February 7 for the upcoming Basketball Free Throw tournaments.  Council and District events will be held the same day at St. David’s Highschool, 9:00AM—1:00PM. Information has been circulated to all schools in our region. Be sure to complete and print the on-line permission / score form at: www.kofc.org/en/resources/faith-in-action-programs/community/free-throw-championship/1598-score-sheet.pdf

Now available to order on-line, our most popular Christmas Woodcraft decorations are expected to sell out fast. View the details below to select your choices, then go to the order form to reserve your selection. Additional to our "standard" products, as listed, our Elves have been stocking up on a variety unique designs that will be coming to your local Church Parish and upcoming events. Mark you calendar to visit the Rockway Garden Christmas Bizarre on November 15, 9:30

KFD, Lauren and Jeff with Knight Wayne The Our Everyday Heroes program, a collaborative initiative between the esteemed Kitchener Knights of Columbus and the dedicated Kitchener Fire Department, serves a vital role in bringing comfort, joy, and a sense of community to children receiving treatment at Grand River Hospital. This program is not merely about delivering gifts; it embodies the spirit of compassion and support that these organizations strive to foster in our communi