The Knights of Columbus is, above all, a fraternity, a brotherhood of like-minded Catholic men and their families. Members aim to support one another in good times and bad and thereby strengthen the ideals of Catholic Knighthood. Active participation in membership recruitment efforts, the degree ceremonials, and the social and athletic programs of a council enhance one’s appreciation of what it means to be a Knight of Columbus.
The Knights of Columbus Saint Joseph Council 12788 is dedicated in service to one, in service to all. The Knights of Columbus Council 12788 is the foundation of Columbianism in our parish. Saint Joseph Council 12788 has grown its family to include the Columbiettes. We are hoping this website will provide you with information in regards to our Columbianism Family which supports our community and our parish of Saint Joseph. With the inspiration and support of our parish pastor, we have accomplished and supported numerous activities for our parish and Life and Education Center. Please browse through our website and find the information on our Columbianism Family, latest news, events, and links to other helpful information.
The link for the Columbiettes is here
Please congratulate Past Grand Knight Warren Stephens for achieving the prestigious Star Council award for the fraternal year 2019-2020. Star Council pins were earned by past Grand Knight Warren Stephens, Membership Director James Husic and Program Director Clayton Keefer. Pictured above is current Grand Knight Clayton Keefer accepting the award for Past Grand Knight Warren Stephens from District Deputy James Markley.
Have you ever considered becoming a Knight? Check out this video which highlights some of the many things the Knights do for our parish, and learn how YOU can become part of the largest Catholic men's fraternal, lay organization in the world!
Sunday Coffee Club
Members of the Saint Joseph’s Knights of Columbus provide individuals and families the opportunity to meet and socialize after all Masses on most Sundays during the school year. Usually donuts, pastries, coffee, and milk are available to enable individuals to relax and meet other members of the parish. Individuals other than members of the Knights are welcome to volunteer their services during these functions. A sign-up sheet for volunteers is maintained in the kitchen for anyone, including students, interested in helping.