Who We Are

We’re excited to bring new life to the Knights of Columbus here at St. Mary’s! The Knights are a global charitable organization  ofCatholic men dedicated to growing in faith and serving others—through our parish, our school, and the wider community.

Being a Knight means pitching in where you’re needed, supporting our priests, helping with parish events, and making a real impact through acts of service and fellowship. It’s also about brotherhood—building strong friendships rooted in faith, purpose, and shared mission. Here at St. Mary’s, our council lends a hand with events like Vacation Bible School, Trunk or Treat, parish socials, food drives, liturgical support, and more. We also support seminarians and lead outreach efforts to serve those in need.

Join Us!

Whether you’re looking to get more involved, meet other men of faith, or just find a new way to give back, there’s a place for you here. All practicing Catholic men age 18 and up are welcome to join.

Interested in learning more? We’d love to talk with you! Reach out to the parish office or look for upcoming info sessions. We also welcome men who are already Knights and want to transfer to our council.

Membership Interest and Info form. Please return the form to the parish office or email Membership Chair Edmond Naman at edmondnaman@me.com.

You can sign up at KofC.org/JoinUs, and don’t forget to use our council number 13163 so you can be connected with our council.

As a member of the Knights of Columbus, you and your family enjoy many benefits, including 12 free issues annually of the Columbia magazine, the world's largest Catholic family magazine, and eligibility to join the Knights of Columbus top-ranked life insurance program.

Meetings and Dues

Look for more information soon about the new regular meeting schedule. Dues are $45/year (First-year members receive a shirt.) 

A Bit of Our Chapter's History

The St. Mary Parish Knights Council was founded in 2002 largely through the efforts of Past District Deputy Ray Carney and Past Grand Knight Edmond Naman. The Council actively supports our priests, our fellow parishioners, our school teachers and staff, our youth, and the community at large. After a brief two-year pause, the chapter is being brought to life again by Grand Knight George Piper, who can be reached at tompiper1006@gmail.com.