March for Life 2012

We are asking each Council to send one member to the March for Life in Washington, DC. It will probably cost $275 to send one person next year. We are asking each Council to raise the money to send one member or at least help by contributing some part of the $275. This would produce a minimum of 174 members attending this pilgrimage from our state. In January of this year some Councils had more than one member attend and one as many as eleven. Four of their wives also went. It takes a commitment such as this to make a difference. It takes a commitment such as this for you to begin to defend our Faith.

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Download:  2012 March for Life Application (PDF)

Knights of Columbus Ultrasound Initiative

The Knights of Columbus have been involved in fighting for the unborn for decades, but until recently, their efforts were focused on projects with a long term goal of helping the American culture understand the importance of the right to life. Realizing that babies are in danger of abortion every day, the Knights launched a project to help pregnancy centers purchase ultrasound machines.

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2012 State Bowling Tournament

2012 Annual Indiana State Handicap Bowling Tournament - Huntington, IN

The Monsignor Dillon Council #1014 is proud to be hosting the 69th Annual Indiana State Handicap Bowling Tournament in Huntington, IN.

The tournament will run on February 18st~ 19st and February 25th ~ February 26th. All times are EST. All events are to be bowled at Rainbow Lanes, 850 S Briant St, Huntington, IN 46750.

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Gibault

The Indiana Knights of Columbus founded Father Gibault Home for Boys in 1921. It was originally administered by Priests of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. In 1934, the Brothers of Holy Cross became the administrators, teachers, counselors, and overseers. They, in partnership with the Indiana Knights, saw thousands of young boys turn into young men. Read More...

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