Knights of Columbus

2018 - Victorville, CA Veteran's Day Parade with Assemblies 3344 and 2664 and the Boy Scouts.

K of C Assembly 334 - Color Corp

Marriage, MORAL AND CANONICAL ASPECT OF, Marriage is that individual union through which man and woman by their reciprocal rights form one principle of generation. It is effected by their mutual consent to give and accept each other for the purpose of propagating the human race, of educating their offspring, of sharing life in common, of supporting each other in undivided conjugal affection by a lasting union. I. MARRIAGE INSTITUTED BY GOD Marriage is a contract and is by i...Continue reading

I am very disappointed with today's Supreme Court rulings regarding marriage. The DOMA decision is another case of the high court overstepping its role, just as it did with Roe v. Wade. Further, the Proposition 8 ruling refuses to affirm the process envisioned by our founders for the American people to express its will. These great moral issues of our time should be left to the democratic process, not to five activist judges. Time and time again, when the definition of marria...ge has been put before the people, we have affirmed the unique and irreplaceable role the union of a man and a women play in society. The family unit, with a married mother and father, is a special and unique institution and gives children the maximum opportunity to thrive. I join Americans across the country in continuing to fight for a definition of marriage that gives children their birthright, a mom and a dad, and our country the best chance for a great future." -Santorum See more

Knights of Columbus Members Take Active Role in Relief Efforts in West, Texas ... 4/20/2013 Knights will help with distribution of necessities and funds to those affected by disaster Help is pouring into West, Texas from Knights of Columbus throughout the area, who are coming to the devastated town this weekend to assist those recovering from the terrible explosion there. College Knights from Baylor University, Council 13577; the University of North Texas, Council 14789 and the University of Dallas, Council 14872 will volunteer Saturday, April 20, at the main relief supply distribution site in West, Texas, located at the fairgrounds near the intersection of Old Dallas Road and Tokyo Road. The donations center is open for affected residents to pick up clothes, food and other resources. K of C volunteers will be helping to give out necessities and supplies at the distribution site and will also help deliver those goods to residents of West. Local Knights from West are among those helping to run the distribution site and organizing the volunteer activities of the College Knights. The Knights of Columbus has a strong presence in the town. Though West has fewer than 3000 residents, Knights of Columbus Council 2305 in the town counts more than 500 members many of whom live there. In addition, this Sunday, April 21, at about noon, Knights in West will begin to distribute up to $10,000 in funds to those affected by the tragic explosion at the Council Hall located at 2547 Jerry Masheck Dr. in West. The outpouring of support by the Knights in West and the surrounding areas is a testament to the power of Charity, which is the first principle of the Knights of Columbus, said Supreme Knight Carl Anderson. The work they are doing to help people rebuild lives in the face of this tragedy is an inspiring witness to the transformative power of caring for our neighbor in times of need. In addition to the volunteer work being done by Knights, the Supreme Office of the Knights of Columbus in New Haven has already sent $10,000 to Council 2305 to help them in their relief efforts. The public too can assist in relief efforts. Donations can be made to Knights of Columbus Charities, Inc. online at www.kofc.org/texas. Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Knights of Columbus Charities, Inc. is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a charitable organization under section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code, and one hundred percent of all donations collected by Knights of Columbus Charities, Inc. will be sent to those affected by the disaster.

Some of our Assembly 3344 Family during the Living Last Stations Play at Holy Innocents this past Monday evening. What a fantastic job they and all of the support staff did in putting this on....truly remarkable play.

our plaque for 1st place out of 13+ Assemblies!

Congratulations to the Sir Knughts of Assembly 3344. We've done something that no other assembly has ever done in their 1sr year....by winning first place in percentage increase in membership of 225%.