Welcome!

June 9 - We held our Annual Charity Golf Outing at Kimberton on Friday, June 9th, and it was a terrific success!  Over 80 golfers joined us on a beautiful summer day, and we were very grateful for the 20+ business sponsors who supported us.  Click here to see pictures! 

For those of you who reserved tickets, we will be watching Reading Fightin Phils take on Akron RubberDucks on Thursday, 6/22/2017,  at 7:05pm, at FirstEnergy Stadium.    There will be pre- and post game concerts, happy hour specials, craft beer specials from St Boniface Craft Brewing Co., and other actitivies!  

See you at the ball park!

We will be holding our annual Council Family Picnic on August 20th, starting at 2pm!  Steve and Shirley Puccino have again graciously offered to hold the event at their home.  Bring the entire family!  There will be great food, the pool will be open, and the fish may even be biting in the pond behind the house!  We are asking for folks to bring food and other items... so please click here to RSVP, and let us know what you can bring!  Hope we see you there!

Ludwig’s Corner Horse Show is one of the longest running shows in the area. It is a Chester County tradition for people to attend and compete in this show annually. Some riders have competed at every LCHS for the last 50 years! Each year our Council helps with the parking.  We need volunteers!  The show is September 2nd - 4th, and the shifts are 8am-12noon, and 12noon-4pm. Click here to sign up!

June 3 - Over the weekend we held our annual clothing drive, which benefits The St Vincent de Paul Society.  The participation from St Elizabeth's parishioners was amazing!  We completely filled the truck with clothing and small household items.  The driver was worried he would have to make 2 trips.  Thanks to Steve Puccino for coordinating, and for the Brothers who volunteered their time to load the truck in between Masses.

May 13th - Once again we volunteered to help out friends at the Lord's Pantry with unload food collected by our local Letter Carriers as part of their Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.  It was a cold and wet Saturday, and the collection was less than in past years, but about 12 Brothers and family members stayed until the end to unload what was collected.  Thanks to John Magee for coordinating again this year.  

Greetings. I’m Dan Keating , Grand Knight of Council #13141 of the Knights of Columbus and I want to welcome you to our web-site! I am honored to be serving as the council’s presiding officer for the current year. If you are already a member of the Knights and of our council you will find our website useful in keeping up with events and council news. If you are not currently a member of the Knights, I would like to take invite you to learn more about our organization and what we do.

The Knights of Columbus was founded in 1882 by the Venerable Servant of God, Father Michael J. McGivney in St Mary's Church in New Haven, CT. If canonized, Father McGivney would be the first American born priest to become a Saint.

To learn more information about Fr. McGivney, visit the website dedicated to his Life and Legacy at http://www.fathermcgivney.org/

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