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The 2020 Kaycee Club Golf Tourney Here are some pictures from the 2020 Kaycee Club Golf Tourney held Friday, September 25 at Duck Creek Golf Club in Garland. Proceeds from the tournament benefited the KC 799 Charity Fund. I feel confident in saying we raised $30,000+ for the charity account. The tournament Director was Clint Beakey. […]
Brothers: You are receiving this note because your Council or Assembly has been a long time supporter and sponsor of the Knights of Columbus Bob Stras Dallas Classic Basketball Tournament which has been a Dallas Diocesan Chapter annual event for the last 57 years. Unfortunately, due to the Covid-19 pandemic and a concern for the […]
Shield a Badge with a Prayer Brother Knights, McAllen Police Officer Ismael Chavez and Officer Edelmiro Garza were both shot and killed Saturday, July 11. They were responding to a domestic disturbance call. As both officers approached the front door of the home, they were suddenly ambushed and shot before either of them could draw their weapon […]
Roy Rabenaldt Retires as Dallas Diocesan Deputy Roy Rabenaldt doesn’t hesitate to mention that one of the highlights of his four fraternal years as Diocesan Deputy for the Knights of Columbus in Dallas, which will end June 30, has been his commitment to stand with bishops and priests. It’s unlikely that many of the approximately […]
Faith Innovations: Holy Spirit Catholic ChurchWhen their public fish fry events were cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns, the Knights of Columbus at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Duncanville decided to do something special instead -- they fried up their fish with all the fixings to give to local EMT workers.Catholic Diocese of Dallas Bishop Dunne Catholic School
Posted by The Official Texas Catholic Newspaper on Thursday, April 9, 2020
Holy Spirit Council 8157 serves up support for local EMTs When their public fish fry events were cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns, the Knights of Columbus at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Duncanville decided to do something special instead — they fried up their fish with all the fixings to give to local EMT workers.