Posted by Brian Rollins on August 19th, 2008

What: Project Glean is a partnership Compa Food Ministry has with Colorado farmers, wherein St Mark Parishioners, Knights of Columbus and their families are invited to gather ("glean") the leftover produce from their fields. Each Fall Compa and many volunteers glean good food from area farms, food that is edible, but not marketable. Each year volunteers assist in gleaning a variety of produce including cabbage, squash, cucumbers, broccoli, and peppers. The food is then brought to the Compa warehouse where storage and cooling facilities are available. Volunteers will then sort and prepare the food for distribution to 130+ community agencies, churches, and food banks, feeding more than 6,000 families each week.

When: Saturday, September 13th at 6:30am at St Mark Parking Lot

Tips

• Bring enough water for yourself and your family
• Bring gloves (thorns hurt and peppers have oils that are no fun)
• Comfortable (grubby) clothes and a hat
  
• Sturdy (closed toe) shoes or boots

 

Posted by Dan Lazzeri on August 14th, 2008

The tournament is Friday September 5th at 12:30 PM.  This is a Church event however it is the Knight responsibility to pull it off.  Please consider playing or at least attend the Dinner and Dance.  Dress in theme - Caddyshack charater or most outrageous golfer.  As always we will need volunteers to set up and clean up and run the functions.  Please contact Dan Lazzeri if you can help.

 

Posted by Brian Rollins on August 12th, 2008

Help feed our parish once again.

As always, we need lots of men to help out setting up at 7am, then cooking and serving after each Mass. Clean up usually finishes up around 1pm. Please contact Ed to let him know you can help, or better yet, supervise a shift.

 

Posted by Brian Rollins on August 12th, 2008

You can now register for our Major Degree ceremony on October 4th. Click here to register online or to find out more information about the ceremony and festivities surrounding it. It's a powerful day of Unity and Fraternity that you won't soon forget.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our membership director or any other 3rd or 4th Degree Knight.

 

Posted by Brian Rollins on February 5th, 2008

Been wanting to join or just curious about the Knights of Columbus? Check out this page for more information about what it means to be a Knight and how to join.