New Season of Everyday Heroes

Be sure to watch the new episodes of Everyday Heroes:

The story of honorary Knight Kendrick Castillo
Journey of MLB’s Trevor Miller and daughter Grace
Champion Wrestler Dan Beadrie
American hero, Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, and Sir Knight, Gary Rose
The Baseball Priest, Fr. Burke Masters
Sharing the Body of
King of the Sea
Faith, Friendship, and Football
Wells of Hope
Jim Murray’s McMiracle

Columbus Day Celebration!

Oct. 13, 2019 – Abp. Elder Council hosted a great Columbus Day Celebration. Following a Corporate Communion Mass, our Worthy Chaplain, Fr. André-Joseph A. LaCasse, O.P. blessed our restored Parade Banner. Master of Ceremonies, Chancellor Pete Marcello discussed the history of Christopher Columbus and the Knights of Columbus. PGK Tom Hahn talked about the history of our 1907 Parade Banner and it’s recent restoration. Because our Worthy Warden John Ring was not able to attend, his son, Brother Jonathan Ring explained the work and symbolism that went into the construction of the display case for the newly restored banner. District Deputy Mark Kosebud conducted an Official Sword Presentation to John Mock. Years ago, John’s mother had lent our Council the use of his father’s 4th Degree Sword for any Knights in need of one, and now our Council was returning it to their family with deep gratitude. John discussed with us his father’s, Larry Mock, service to our country, the Church, and the Knights of Columbus. All in attendance also learned about the Honor Flights Program and received information on volunteering for this noble endeavor. Food, drinks, and good conversation was had by all. Vivat Jesus!

(Visit our Photo Gallery, Recognition & Accomplishments for a better view of the pictures)

Help Abp. Elder Council Support Our Veterans

The Knights of Columbus are taking donations of items for Veterans who are served by area VA facilities.  Donations will be collected after each Mass on Saturday and Sunday, November 9th and 10th at St. Gertrude Church.  A collection station will be placed in the parking lot entrance to the Church. These items go directly to Veterans and are greatly appreciated! 

Items needed include the following:

  • Toothpaste/toothbrushes
  • Lotion
  • Shampoo/conditioner
  • Dental floss
  • Feminine products
  • Deodorant
  • Laundry products (detergent and cling free sheets)
  • Paper towels
  • Small notepads
  • Ink pens
  • Small pocket calendars

Monetary donations are also accepted. Let’s help our area Veterans and show our support for all they have done for this country!

Pro-Life Memorial at St. Gertrude Church

Oct. 5, 2019 – Archbishop Elder Knights led parishioners of St. Gertrude install the annual memorial crosses for the babies that have lost to abortion. Thank you to all the Knights, men, women, and children of St. Gertrude Parish that gave their time and strength to give witness to the reality of this tragedy. And, a special thank you to Larry Sendelbach a Knight of Northern Kentucky for his tireless and faithful efforts.