Our Football Sweepstakes fundraiser is back!  Whether your team wins or loses, you have a chance to win!  Each week there will be $3,000 in prizes, $30,000 in total over 10 weeks of football!  Buying tickets is easy!  Everything can be done online.  For details, or to order your tickets, please click here! 

Our Council is again coordinating a trip to Sight and Sound Theater in Lancaster to see their production of Moses on Saturday, September 16th and 3pm.  Our seats are close together in adjacent rows.  The deadline for obtaining tickets at a discount has passed.

If you have any questions regarding tickets or the event, please contact Paul Converse.

We will be participating in St. Elizabeth's Stewardship Fair on Sunday, September 24th, from 8:30am - 1:30pm in the Social Hall.  We are looking for volunteers to help man our table and answer questions about our Council and our activities.

You can find the sign-up for the event by clicking here!

Our Council and the Respect Life Committee are jointly sponsoring a Baby Needs Collection at Masses on Saturday, Sept 30 and Sunday, October 1.   Donated items will go to the Birthright Centers in Coatesville and West Chester.

We are looking for 2 volunteers to help at each of the masses.  The volunteers would show up 15 minutes before mass and remain 15 minutes after mass.  For additional details and to sign-up, click here!

Please join us for our first annual St Elizabeth Parish Fellowship Dinner and Speaker event, sponsored by our Council and Montesano Bros. Catering.  We are excited to have Gary Zimak, author of Stop Worrying and Start Living join us as our featured speaker!  The event will be held in the Parish Social Hall after the 5:30pm Mass, and seating is limited.

For additional details and to reserve your spot, please click here!

Brothers, if you are able to volunteer for a portion of the evening, please sign-up by clicking here.

Our Council maintains the trail in front of St Elizabeth Church. The trail runs south from the front entrance of the church, to the covered bridge, and north from the front entrance to the trail marker at the end of the church property. Every year the trail is cleaned of trash during the spring and summer months. We need volunteers to walk and clean the trail for the months of April, June, August and October.   Ideally, you will clean the trail in the beginning and end of the month.  Bring your spouse, family member or a friend.  A casual stroll will take you about an hour to walk the trail.   Trash grabbers and trash bags are available by contacting John Laager at trail@kofc13141.org.   Please click here to sign up!

The Knights of Columbus has published the prayer said by Pope Francis and Archbishop Lori online, calling on members and Catholics to say the prayer over nine days as a novena beginning Sunday. It especially prays “for those who have fallen ill, for those who are vulnerable and for those who have died.”  It adds: “Intercede also for those charged with protecting the health and safety of others and for those who are tending to the sick and seeking a cure.”

Click here to view and print the prayer.

We are all being impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, but some of us are struggling more than others.    Our Council is committed to providing assistance to those in need.  Charity is at the heart of our work and our faith.  If you or someone you know in our Council or community are in need of assistance, contact us and let us know.  Learn more by clicking here.

FOCUS (focus.org) is a Catholic apostate that aims to share the hope and joy of the gospel with college students across the United States.  Sarah Grubb was a parishioner before going to college.  She has graduated, and is now has a ministry with FOCUS at Ole Miss.  She is asking for financial assistance, and our Council has agreed to support her in this effort.  If you are interested in helping out, click here to make a tax deductible donation by credit or debit card.

Greetings. I’m Jason Ameen , Grand Knight of Council #13141 of the Knights of Columbus and I want to welcome you to our website! 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 www.fathermcgivney.org

Explore our site!  If you are interested in learning more about becoming a member, please click here and we will be in touch with you shortly!