Events

The State Organization 2022 was held at the Best Western Hotel in Dartmouth NS

Hello Brother Knights Knights of Columbus,  NS State Council, District 10 is  hosting an in-person (at St Joseph Church Multi Purpose Room, 43 Belcher St, Kentville) and online Fraternal Benefits Session via Zoom on Wednesday May 4th at 6:30 pm for 7 pm start.   The session will  start at 7 pm and last one hour, with Guest presenter, Knights of Columbus Field Agent, Sonny

he Family Fully Alive, booklet and Lenten study group. St. John Paul II affirmed, “The family has the mission to guard, reveal and communicate love, and this is a living reflection of a real sharing in God’s love for humanity.” A seven week Zoom study group on the booklet is being organized by the Knights

Some Councils in Cape Breton participating in Coats for Kids programCouncil 2024 Sydney Mines – Johnny Miles SchoolCouncil 5109 North Sydney – Food Bank, North Sydney9476 Sydney River – St. Vincent de Paul Society

Halifax Explosion, Dec 6th 1917, Gone But Not Forgotten and Remembrance, for all who died and suffered, known and unknown. Over 200 catholic victims are buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery and Holy Cross Cemetery. The worst disaster in Canadian history, killing 2,000 people and injuring 9,000. Halifax Explosion held the record of the largest, man-made

“Lest We Forget”: Remembering with Respect and Honour. Knights of Columbus.  Many members from Fourth and Third Degree help place Canada flags on graves of veterans. Sir Knight Harold MacDonald at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Halifax Nova Scotia. Photo on page 29 of Columbia, December 2021, Published on Nov 22, 2021 Link: https://issuu.com/columbia-magazine/docs/columbiadec21en 

SD Ron Dowling Presenting GK Pierre Comeau Council 6348 Comeauville his 50 service recognition at our Yarmouth meeting

August 13, 2021 Brother Knights, Today is a historic day for the Knights of Columbus and for the Catholic Church — it is the first feast day of our Founder, Blessed Michael McGivney. This is a day of celebration, reflection and prayer. The Church has chosen August 13 to honor our Founder because it falls

Hi Brothers The message of the Silver Rose is to promote the dignity and respect of all human life and honor Our Lady of Guadalupe by participating in this meaningful pilgrimage.  For more information on the “Silver Rose Program” visit the following link (http://www.kofc.org/en/programs/life/silver-rose.html)  The Silver Rose was received in Nova Scotia from Prince Edward Island State