


Community members help the Knights organize all the food at St Pauls.

Brother R Multari with the list of families, as they arrive to pick up their food boxes. Boxes are filled based on the number of people in the household. We do not require any proof of need. Families were also given a frozen turkey.


WANNA HELP THE POOR? -- Brother G Rogus asks for donations at the Nemenz IGA store in Canfield.



BROTHER'S AWARD -- Youngstown K of C Chapter Treasurer J Mackos presents Brother with the "Cergy of the Year" recognition at the annnual Clergy Night on October 25th



STEP RIGHT UP -- Brother R Rost sells "Keep Christ in Christmas" car magnets at one of the 4:30 Masses. We sold 79 magnets during the two weekends, 22 other magnets were sold by members. Proceeds to the 2009 Measure Up campaign, providing funding to Special Olympics, Challenger Baseball, and other efforts for the mentally challenged.



35 Knights and familiy members enjoyed the 2008 picnic at Chestnut Hill Pavilion at Mill Creek Park. Above, our guest Reverend L Macklin talks to brothers J Krivanek and J Skebo.



Brother Paschal (third from right) with other Youngstown-area visitors to the sarcophagus of Fr Michael McGivney, founder of the Knights of Columbus. A sarcophagus is a funeral receptacle, from the Greek "Sarx" meaning flesh. At right is Fr Joseph Allen, pastor of St Mary Church in New Haven. At left is Beri Berardi, who so kindly led the trip and took good care of Brother Paschal.

Fraternal Headquarters for the Knights of Columbus in New Haven

Chapel on the 4th floor of fraternal

Exterior of the K of C Museum.












Brother Paschal and D. Gregg at the January 22nd March for Life in DC! The council gladly paid for the bus trip.

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