As another opportunity for Knights and their loved ones to have fun and spend time together, Council No. 9368 is hosting its third annual Clay Shoot competition.
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Attached is the complete St. Joseph Adoption Novena for Life.
Council 9368 recognizes Cameron Meeker as Knight of the Year. Cameron made his major degree and 4th degree this year. He helped out with just about every program, including the Fish Fry, Food for Families, Free Throw Championship and more. Most importantly, he brought a sense of humor and good cheer, exemplifying KC principles of charity, unity and fraternity.
Knight of the Year Cameron Meeker with Grand Knight Michael Barnett
Council 9368 recognizes the Prybyla family as Family of the Year. Robert Prybyla has faithfully served our council for the last several years as Pro-Life director, and before that, other positions including Grand Knight. Sons Joseph and Rob are also brother Knights as well as Eagle Scouts. Marianne Prybyla serves on the parish Pro-Life Committee. Daughters Natalie and Marie are faithful, pro-life Catholics, and Natalie was awarded a scholarship by the Council. The Prybylas are a good example for Catholic families and actively live their faith through community involvement.
Family of the Year Robert Prybyla with Grand Knight Michael Barnett
Update: This food drive brought in over 12,000 lbs. of food to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Many thanks to the St. William administration and community for supporting this food drive! Although the Lenten food drive is complete, collection boxes are permanently located in the St. William narthex any time you may want to donate throughout the year.
“Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.” Mt. 25:40
The Chisholm Trail Council will be organizing and coordinating a parish-wide food donation drive to benefit the Society of St. Vincent de Paul at St. William – helping those most in need in our community.
We will collect all food donations throughout the season of Lent, which begins Feb. 14.
Below are the recommended non-perishable food items (make sure they are unexpired) that can be donated:
Knights are asked to help in the following ways:
1) Donate food items
2) Promote the effort to other parishioners and ministries
3) Collect donated food items from friends, neighbors, colleagues, coworkers and others
4) Hand out grocery bags to parishioners after Mass on Feb. 11 & 18
5) Help pick-up, sort and deliver the donated items on Mondays and Fridays of Lent
6) Place donations in the receptacle bins in the church narthex
If you have questions please contact:
