The Knights of Columbus is a faith and family-based Catholic men's organization dedicated to charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism.
Super raffle winners are listed each week on the Council #8376 page.
Contact
Cell: 770-605-7854
The Knights of Columbus is a faith and family-based Catholic men's organization dedicated to charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism.
Super raffle winners are listed each week on the Council #8376 page.
Contact
Cell: 770-605-7854
For more than 140 years, the Knights of Columbus have brought men together, in true Christian charity, using their time, talent and treasure to support the work of the parish and the greater community.
Established on April 17, 1983, St. Ann’s Knights of Columbus Council #8376 numbers nearly 300 men of all ages, some of whom have been in the group since its inception. Step on campus and chances are it will not take you long to encounter a Knight. From Lenten fish dinners and Christmas tree sales to blood drives and free-throw contests, members of the group are highly recognizable to parishioners.
Members strive to live out the mission of the Knights: to empower Catholic men to live their faith at home, in their parish, at work and in the community. The Knights are centered on the principles of charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism. St. Ann’s council funds several causes, ranging from food and clothing for those with disabilities to ultrasound machines for the Pregnancy Aid Clinic. The council also finances annual youth scholarships. Members lend their time and talents to the USO welcome group at the Atlanta airport, the annual Memorial Day Mass at Marietta National Cemetery, Special Olympics and community blood drives.
Our council is very thankful for the many gifts the Lord has given us. We are grateful to be able to give back.
See what drew some of our parishioners to join the
St. Ann council in this video.
A pilgrimage of 8 silver roses from Canada along various routes through the United States and ultimately coming together at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico to honor the Blessed Mother, to pray for the sanctity of life, and to spread her message. The silver roses are a representation of the miracle of roses shown to Juan Diego during her apparition in Mexico in 1531. St. Ann is honored to be one of the stops along the way.
Please join in celebrating this special opportunity to see the Silver Rose and pray for respect for life as we honor our Blessed Mother. See more about this Knights of Columbus tradition,
here.
Congratulations to the winner of the
The Knights of Columbus Council #8376
2024 Chris Early Memorial Teen Award
William Pool.
- Pictured : William Pool, Steve Early and his wife Linda.
Grand Knight Joel Dean and Deputy Grand Knight Peter Dapremont
4905 Roswell Road, Marietta, Georgia 30062 | 770-552-6400
Email: contact@st-ann.org
Office hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm Monday - Thursday
9:00am - 2:00pm Friday
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