Submitted by Y. FernandesSt. Barnabas CouncilMembers of St. Barnabas Council 13785 held their Winter Coats for Kids donation drive for children ages 6-12 years (boys and girls) to help the poor children in our local community. We were able to collect a total of 44 winter coats and cash donation of $ 90/- Thanks to council volunteers, pastoral team & parishioners, for their support and generosity towards this worthy cause.
Submitted by Dale TuepahDr. J.F. Dunn The Knights bbq'd hot dogs & hamburgers for the over 190 parishioners of St. Mary's, Our Lady of Ransom parish in Carleton Place. We were also involved with setup & cleanup in conjunction of the CWL and parishioners.
Submitted by HIKMAT MICHEL DANDAN JESUS THE KING Jesus the King Council #15045 Donates $20,000 Toward Church Renovation Efforts Markham, ON – September 21, 2025 – Jesus the King Council #15045 has generously donated $20,000 to support the ongoing renovation of Jesus the King Melkite Catholic Church, located at 1 Lyndhurst Drive in Markham. The church suffered significant damage from an accidental fire in 2016 and has since been undergoing restoration. The Melkite Catholic Church, which follows the Byzantine Rite, is recognized as one of the oldest continuous Christian communities in the world. Its origins trace back to the early Christian [...]
Submitted by Nicholas Quadrini & Joshua DinshawSt. Patrick's BasilicaFrom September 11-14th, DDs Nicholas Quadrini and Joshua Dinshaw participated in the Second Annual Blessed McGivney Leader Fellowship, gathering young fraternal leaders from across the order to develop leadership through magnanimity, self-awareness, and humility. Delegates also explored topics on virtue based leadership, leading through prayer, and how to cast noble visions and set holy goals. It was a fantastic weekend, and an opportunity to re-connect with brothers from across the order, including our Canadian brothers. Photo Caption (from left to right): DD Robe Pettigrew (Alberta), DD Nicholas Quadrini (Ontario), DD Joshua Dinshaw (Ontario), [...]
Submitted by Y. FernandesSt. Barnabas ParishMembers of St. Barnabas Council 13785 along with Honor Guards from Bishop Greco Assembly 2113 participated in the Holy Hour Fatima Devotion on Saturday 13th September 2025 at St.Barnabas Parish, with holy mass at 4.30 pm, followed by procession & Eucharistic Adoration thereafter. There were approx 600+ parishioners along with brother knights & their families. The event was officiated by our Worthy Chaplain Fr. Thomas Thaikattu, assisted by Deacon Paul Djaja and Deacon Eustace Beausoleil. It was a day filled with many blessings bringing our community in faith to honour our Blessed Mother.
Submitted by Richard BlythBelle RiverFor two centuries, this sacred ground has been a place of prayer, memory, and hope for the faithful of Belle River. Here, beneath the trees and the cross, generations have been laid to rest, their lives woven into the story of our parish and community. On this anniversary, we gather with Bishop Fabbro and the Honour Guard of the Fourth Degree to give thanks for all who came before us, to remember their sacrifices, and to entrust them once more to the mercy of God.
Submitted by Nicholas Quadrini St. Basil’s Jubilee St. Basils Jubilee Council #18772 (Ottawa) warmly welcomed parishioners back from the summer holidays at their first parish event since being charted on June 26, 2025. The "Welcome Back Brunch" also served as a special opportunity to formally introduce and welcome our new Pastor and Council Chaplain, Fr. Adolphus Chukwuka, to his new role. Congratulations to the council on a successful and spirit-filled first event!
Submitted by Richard BlythBelle River“Belle River Council 2775 was humbled to host a parish homecoming for Bishop Alan Campeau — who left our town as a boy and returned as a shepherd of the Church.”
Submitted by Randy ReidFather William FitzgeraldFather D'Souza wished to get his 3rd Degree prior to returning to BC where he runs a retreat with another priest. Council 6091 was pleased that we could provide this for him.
Submitted by Ken Cavanagh, District Deputy for District #36 On August 13, 2025, Sir Knights from Oshawa, Scarborough, and Whitby took part in the Honour Guard led by Faithful Navigator Mike Davies during the annual Memorial Mass held at Resurrection Cemetery in Whitby. The event was well attended, with 13 celebrants and deacons presiding over the liturgy, and an overflow crowd gathered to honor and remember loved ones.
