We welcomed two new members, Brother George, and Brother John along with Brother Giovanni to the Third Degree!
December 2019 Newsletter
Elizabeth’s Baptism
Congratulations to Edgar and Adriana on the Baptism of their daughter Elizabeth! We were honored to present her with a Casey KofC Bear!
2019 – MI Drive Weekend
OCTOBER 2019 – MSGR. KOHLER NEWSLETTER
Fall Gravesite Cleanup
Our council cleaned up the gravesites of over 50 St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy families.
Eva’s Baptism
We were honored to present Eva a Casey Bear on the occasion of her baptist this afternoon at St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy!
2019 Special Olympics Fall Games
We passed out Tootsie Rolls at the 2019 Opening Ceremony of the Special Olympics Fall Games representing Msgr. Kohler Council of Westland, MI!
Our Hungry Howies Fundraiser
How many pizza’s do you want? 1? 5? 10? For only $7, you won’t find a better deal on Hungry Howie’s pizza! And we deliver! Thank you for supporting our council and our Westland community!
Lee Borycz, Rest in the Peace of the Lord
2019 Parish Picnic
2019 Mass on the Grass
This weekend will be our annual Mass in the Grass and Parish Picnic!
We hope to see you this weekend for Mass on the Grass in the front yard of Saint Mary, Cause of Our Joy! Mass begins at noon with our parish picnic following directly after in our social hall! Our council will be grilling hot dogs and providing delicious watermelons!
The weather is expected to be warm – around 80 degrees! We hope to see you there!
Gregory Rapelje Retires
August 2019 – MSGR. KOHLER NEWSLETTER
Knights of Columbus donate 185 million in 2018!
KNIGHTS DONATE $185.7 MILLION TO CHARITY IN 2018
The K of C has announced that it gave $185.7 million to charity and donated 76.7 million hours of hands-on service in 2018. Contained in the annual fraternal survey, it demonstrates once again that charity is the first principle of the Knights of Columbus.
“Regardless of how or who the Knights serve, it’s the chance to help those who are unable to help themselves and to be of assistance to the sick or disabled that is at the heart of what being a Knight is all about,” said Knights of Columbus Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson.
The Knights’ charitable giving comes from three sources: direct fundraising, the funds raised by thousands of local Knights councils in their communities and from the Knights’ insurance operations.