Submitted by Bruce S. Poulin, State DeputyToronto Council #1388Following the Divine Liturgies (e.g. Mass) on Sunday February 23, well over 60 brother Knights took part in a luncheon for His Beatitude before he left to support a demonstration calling for support for Ukraine later that afternoon. The demonstration was held at Toronto City Hall. This luncheon was hosted by Toronto Council #1388 and was an outstanding success by any measure.

Submitted by Ken Cavanagh D.D.37On December 9, District Deputy Ken Cavanagh of District 37 presented a 125th Anniversary Sign to Grande Chevalier Denis Leduc at Conseil Notre Dame's general meeting in December. Fraternally yours,

Council 15612St. Marguerite D'Youville Council 15612 were involved with setting up the Advent/Christmas Season in the foyer of Brampton City Hall. A special thank you to Brother Chrales Thomas, Brother Wenzil Moraes, Brother Wevalven Moraes, and Brother Alvin Rodricks who supported the set up of the Nativity Scene.

Submitted by Bruce S. Poulin, State DeputyCouncil #485January 25, marks the 125th anniversary of the Knights of Columbus in Ontario with the establishment of Pioneer Council #485. It is fitting that Grand Knight of Council #485, Peter Stuart, would present a duplicate of his Council's Charter to the State Deputy so that he may hang this charter on one of the walls at the State Office in Hamilton, thereby reminding everyone visiting the office where it all began. Thank you Peter for the donation.

Submitted by Bruce S. Poulin, State DeputyCouncil 11525On the weekend of February 1-2, the parishioners at St Joseph's Highland Creek Church in Scarborough heard from our State Deputy. He was helped by a very enthusiastic recruiting team. There had not been an official church drive at this parish since the COVID-19 lockdowns and our presence was very much appreciated by the parishioners. So much so that eleven prospects were added to our list of candidates for consideration to join the Order.

Submitted by Bruce S. Poulin, State DeputyOn February 2, more than 150 people gathered in prayer at Our Lady Queen of Poland Church to pray for Lady Aggie.  At times like this, we are reminded that we are more than a fraternal organization. We are a Catholic fraternal service organization that firmly believes in the power of prayer. Wilfred and Aggie are leaving next week for a pilgrimage to Mexico and ask for an intercession from Our Lady of Guadalupe: Godspeed and safe travels.