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he Silver Rose Prayer Service held last evening was a resounding success, with nearly 60 people in attendance. The event showcased a powerful demonstration of Charity, Unity, and Fraternity, with almost 30 Brother Knights from the Elder Council and Councils in the Cincinnati Archdiocese actively participating. Brother Mark Kosobud began the evening with an impactful introduction, setting the tone for the service. Subsequently, Brothers Jim Swift, Phil Motz, Bill Shefcik, Kevin Graham, Rick Bissonnette, and
Worthy Brother John Leventis Abp. Elder Council hosted a blood drive on Friday, June 07. Below are the results of the drive: We had 22 volunteers try to donate blood. We collected 23 units (including red cells). Our goal was 38 units. 69 potential lives were saved. During our June business meeting, our Worthy Faith and Community Director, Brother John Leventis, discussed his willingness to do whatever it takes to achieve the goal. Thank you,

Serenelli Project – April Update

Posted on April 23, 2024
Jim Hook and I had another good day at the Serenelli House. See attached pics that can be posted to our web site. We plan to have an extra workday next Wednesday, April 24. Start close to 9:30, finish before 1. No lunch to be provided.We want to get the drop ceiling installed in the lower level. Jim and I are planning to help along with one of the “Regulars”, Tony. If a couple more

TopGolf 2024

Posted on April 23, 2024
We recently held another successful Top Golf fundraiser, attended by over 50 of our Brothers, friends, and family. The morning was filled with healthy competition, fun, and the spirit of Brotherhood. Our Worthy Chaplain, Fr. John Paul Walker, O.P., blessed all the attendees and prayed for those who will receive the wheelchairs. Due to other commitments, Fr. John Paul could only stay for about 45 minutes, but he came anyway to offer blessings and support
Precious Blood Assembly Faith Captain Dale Bottoms Presents Chalice to Transitional Deacon and Seminarian Matt Montag Worthy Brothers, one of the benefits of being a Knight of the Fourt Degree is that upon your death, you can have your name inscribed on a chalice that is bequeathed to a priest or parish. This is a good way to be remembered and prayed for at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Last month, in memory of