Commodore John Barry Assembly 097 of Hamden, Connecticut
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We meet 3rd Monday of each month. . . . . . at St. Michael's Church, Wooster Place in New Haven on odd months,
at Our Lady of Assumption Church,
81 Center Rd in Woodbridge on even months.
Rosary at 7pm - Meeting at 7:30pm
All Sir Knights possessing a valid membership card are invited to attend.
The Fourth Degree is the highest degree of the order. It is an extension of the third degree. Members of this degree are addressed as “Sir Knight”. The primary purpose of the Fourth Degree is to foster the spirit of patriotism and to encourage active Catholic citizenship.
Only Fourth Degree Knights may optionally join the Knights of Columbus’ prestigious Color Corps. The most visible arm of the Knights, as they are often seen in parades and other local events wearing their colorful regalia.
The need for a patriotic degree was first considered in 1886, and a special plea was made at the National Meeting of 1899. The first Fourth Degree exemplification followed in 1900 with 1,100 Knights participating at the Lenox Lyceum in New York City. Today there are more than 2,500 Assemblies.
To Contact our Assembly,
please email: KofC097@gmail.com or click on “Contact Us" in the Menu
at Our Lady of Assumption Church,
81 Center Rd in Woodbridge on even months.
Rosary at 7pm - Meeting at 7:30pm
All Sir Knights possessing a valid membership card are invited to attend.
The Fourth Degree is the highest degree of the order. It is an extension of the third degree. Members of this degree are addressed as “Sir Knight”. The primary purpose of the Fourth Degree is to foster the spirit of patriotism and to encourage active Catholic citizenship.
Only Fourth Degree Knights may optionally join the Knights of Columbus’ prestigious Color Corps. The most visible arm of the Knights, as they are often seen in parades and other local events wearing their colorful regalia.
The need for a patriotic degree was first considered in 1886, and a special plea was made at the National Meeting of 1899. The first Fourth Degree exemplification followed in 1900 with 1,100 Knights participating at the Lenox Lyceum in New York City. Today there are more than 2,500 Assemblies.
To Contact our Assembly,
please email: KofC097@gmail.com or click on “Contact Us" in the Menu
Blue Mass - St. Augustine Church - Bridgeport - Sept 8, 2019
Master's Meeting - March 31, 2019 - St. Stephen's Church - Hamden, CT
