We meet on the 3rd Monday of each month
at St.Barnabas Church
44 Washington Avenue, North Haven
enter from parking lot, rear entrance.
Rosary at 7pm - Business Meeting at 7:30pm
All Sir Knights possessing a valid membership card are invited to attend.
at St.Barnabas Church
44 Washington Avenue, North Haven
enter from parking lot, rear entrance.
Rosary at 7pm - Business Meeting at 7:30pm
All Sir Knights possessing a valid membership card are invited to attend.
Blessing of The Fleet - Stonington - Sunday, July 28,2024
On Sunday, 7/24, 12 members of the District of CT Honor Guard had the honor to participate in the Blessing of The Fleet Parade & Ceremonies in Stonington. The Honor Guard represented Assemblies from New Haven, North Haven, Wallingford, West Hartford, Norwich & Middletown.
On Sunday, 7/24, 12 members of the District of CT Honor Guard had the honor to participate in the Blessing of The Fleet Parade & Ceremonies in Stonington. The Honor Guard represented Assemblies from New Haven, North Haven, Wallingford, West Hartford, Norwich & Middletown.
Flag Ceremony for Veterans at New Haven Cemetery
May 14, 2024
After much coordination and collaboration, we met with the Hillhouse JROTC Reboots Camp High School Cadet students at 2:15pm at the Westville Cemetery on Tuesday, May 14th for this patriotic project.
We placed over 100 U.S. Flags at the graves of Veterans at the Westville Cemetery located at Blake Street (near Osborne Ave) in New Haven. This is the same location where we participated in the Wreaths Across America last year.
The ceremony began with the Pledge Allegiance to The Flag of the United States of America.
This is our first year doing this and we really hope that this new partnership will help us aim to motivate and teach the next generation which are high schoolers to become better citizens. The whole point of this patriotic project is to honor our veterans and most of all, to be better citizens.
May 14, 2024
After much coordination and collaboration, we met with the Hillhouse JROTC Reboots Camp High School Cadet students at 2:15pm at the Westville Cemetery on Tuesday, May 14th for this patriotic project.
We placed over 100 U.S. Flags at the graves of Veterans at the Westville Cemetery located at Blake Street (near Osborne Ave) in New Haven. This is the same location where we participated in the Wreaths Across America last year.
The ceremony began with the Pledge Allegiance to The Flag of the United States of America.
This is our first year doing this and we really hope that this new partnership will help us aim to motivate and teach the next generation which are high schoolers to become better citizens. The whole point of this patriotic project is to honor our veterans and most of all, to be better citizens.
Blessing of Swords & Renewal of Obligations
St. Mary's Church - January 28, 2024
St. Mary's Church - January 28, 2024
The Fourth Degree is the Patriotic Degree. 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 visible arm of the Knights, as they are often seen in parades, Church events & Mass's and other local events wearing their uniform, beret, baldric & sword.
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.
As of August 1, 2024 there are 4,814 Sir Knights in Connecticut, exemplifying 704 new Sir Knights in Connecticut during the last 4 years (2020-2024).
To Contact our Assembly,
please email: [email protected] or click on “Contact Us" in the Menu
Only Fourth Degree Knights may optionally join the Knights of Columbus’ prestigious Color Corps. The visible arm of the Knights, as they are often seen in parades, Church events & Mass's and other local events wearing their uniform, beret, baldric & sword.
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.
As of August 1, 2024 there are 4,814 Sir Knights in Connecticut, exemplifying 704 new Sir Knights in Connecticut during the last 4 years (2020-2024).
To Contact our Assembly,
please email: [email protected] or click on “Contact Us" in the Menu