Rev. Peter C. Conroy Assembly 2516

Faithful Navigator: Brian Labrecque

Address:

Rev. Peter C. Conroy Assembly

P.O. Box 7940

Lewiston, ME. 04243

www.kofccouncil10019.com

Email:

brianlabrecque8@gmail.com

Cell Phone: (207)576-6288

Assembly Meetings:

Every 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m.

at Holy Family Church Hall

Guard Practice:

Every 4th Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at Holy Family Church Hall

WHO ARE WE?

     The Knights of Columbus is an organization fortified by its past, and driven by its goals for the future. It is through these five areas of service — faith, community, family, youth, and fellowship — that we truly make a difference.

faith

As Knights, our faith is our foundation. Dedicated to the Catholic Church’s growth and her good works. We support religious outreach, promote vocations, and provide financial support for seminarians and postulates. This way, we help support our Church and strengthen our personal faith.

community

As committed as we are to the Catholic Church, so are we to our communities. By actively and financially supporting Special Olympics, by leading the charge in pro-life, or by safeguarding the environment, Knights of Columbus members all over the world have helped countless communities prosper.

family

As fathers and husbands, serving our families is not only part of what we do, it’s part of who we are. To that end, Knights of Columbus councils offer programs that strengthen family and marital bonds by holding numerous family focused events, including the “Family of the Month” program that honors outstanding families. Most importantly, as Knights, we are able to provide assistance and support to Knights and their families whenever needed.

youth

The importance of helping today’s youth become tomorrow’s leaders is also a huge focus of the Order. For that reason, many local councils sponsor Columbian Squire Circles, the Order’s official youth organization for Catholic young men, ages 10–18, which provide them the unique opportunity to develop leadership skills. Additionally, through activities such as the Catholic Citizenship Essay contest, the Substance Abuse Poster contest, Coats for Kids program and the annual FreeThrow championship, the Knights of Columbus assists youth in building a strong sense of civic and religious responsibility.

fellowship

To be a Knight means to believe in each other as we believe in ourselves; realizing that by creating strong, social, and supportive local councils, we help create a stronger Order worldwide and ensure an even stronger future.

ADDRESS

Holy Family Council 10,019

P.O. Box 7940

Lewiston, ME. 04243

www.kofccouncil10019.com

Email:

aviens1958@yahoo.com

Cell: 207-241-2359

MEETINGS:

Council Meetings held every 2nd & 4th Tuesday

of each month at 7 p.m. @ Holy Family

Church Hall.