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Knights of Columbus
Council 1077
Evanston, Illinois
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Jim Hauert at 847-864-0310 or jsh101960@hotmail.com
MISSION STATEMENT
To strengthen our relationship with God, our families and friendships in faith by providing effective, organized leadership and develop deeper connections with the parish to support the priesthood and serve the North Shore community through the combined efforts of the Evanston Catholic Community. |
OUR NUMBERS DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
- 60 Million Hours of volunteer service
- 393,807 Blood Donors
- $143.8 Million in charitable contributions
- $1.1 Billion in charitable contributions in the last 10 years
Fraternal Survey Forms can be found on the Order's Website www.kofc.org |
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2007 GOALS
- Increase membership in the Knights
- Provide financial support to the priesthood, parish and community
- Reach out to neighboring parishes
- Progress our members increasing level of degrees
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Development Programs and Activities
- Ushers and Eucharistic Ministers for Mass – Harry Hansen
- Sunday Coffee/Donuts – Luke Larmee
- Parish Sponsored Events - St. Pat’s, Autumn Picnic – Jay Larmee
- Special Olympics – Doug Justus
- Soup Kitchen – David Birnkenkamp
- Tootsie Roll Drive for individuals with mental disabilities – Joe Ingraffia
Key Dates
Monthly meetings: 2nd Monday at 7:00 pm at St. Mary’s Parish Center
1st, 2nd and 3rd Degrees – check website for latest dates and times
For up-to-date information:
www.kofc.org - National Organization |

Officers
| Grand Knight - Jim Hauert |
Warden - Joe Ingraffia |
| Deputy Grand Knight - Doug Justus |
Guard - Daniel Larmee |
| Chancellor - Luke Larmee |
Guard - George Shands |
| Recording Secretary - Jay Larmee |
Trustee - Arthur Berry |
| Treasurer - Ed Van Guyse |
Trustee - Harry Hansen |
| Advocate - David DePrez |
Trustee - Charles Luczak |
| Financial Secretary - Jose Esteban |
Communications - John Sharp |
Contact Information
Jim Hauert at 847-864-0310 or jsh101960@hotmail.com |
About Us - THERE IS A PLACE FOR YOUR FAMILY IN OURS
The Knights of Columbus began in 1882, when Father McGivney and a small group of pioneering Catholics founded a society designed to provide much needed security for widows and orphans of Catholic parishioners. The original idea grew quickly, becoming an order of Catholic men and their families, dedicated to promoting the concepts of charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism. Today There are more than a million and a half members in over 12,500 local councils.
Over the years the Knights of Columbus has become a diverse organization. Its members belong to many races. They speak many languages. But, like in any large family, their common bonds provide strength and their diversity is an asset in searching for ways to make every day better and they work hard to make it happen.
What can you expect to learn about the Knights of Columbus family? Plenty.
Family is paramount in the Knights of Columbus. All Knights of Columbus programs allow families to work together, involving everyone to aid their Church, their community and one another. Knights help the church. Making sure the Catholic Church remains vigorous and undiminished is one of the primary missions of the Knights of Columbus.
Knights and their families don't believe in sitting idly and just watch life pass by.
Knights feed the hungry and help shelter the homeless. They help senior citizens remain
healthy and active. They conduct blood drives and fight to protect the right to life of all
individuals.
The challenge to become involved has never been greater. The search for solutions has never been more necessary. What's missing is YOU and your family. If you are a practicing Catholic man at least 18 years old, the Knights of Columbus may be just what you've been searching for. You can become as involved as you wish. Just remember that the Knights offer an opportunity for fellowship with people who share the same beliefs, and who recognize the same duty to God, to family, and to folks down the block and across the sea.
We ask you to accept the invitation from one of our members and learn more about us and what we do.
Why join?
Imagine being part of an organization that fills your heart and your mind with the joy of giving to others and the feeling that comes with making a difference.
Knights are Catholic men, 18 years of age or older, who are committed to making their community a better place, while supporting their Church. Being a Knight is more than camaraderie; it is being involved in your community; it is supporting your local Catholic Church, while enhancing your own faith; it is about protecting and enhancing your family life.
http://fs10.formsite.com/IllinoisKnights/Join/index.html |

Feel free to call with questions or concerns!
Parish Office
847-864-0333
fax: 847-864-0354
stmary1012@stmaryparish-evanston.org
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