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  • Welcome to the Knights of Columbus-Fr. F.B. McCormick#7545  

    • Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. St. Mary Church / St. Joseph Hall (7:00PM)
      Officer Meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of each month.

    • Contact Us

      • Robert Subrizi
        Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus
        517-614-3608
        gk7545mikofc.org
      • Andrew Brieschke
        Deputy Grand Knight
        517.416.1093
        gbrieschgmail.com
    • CALLING ALL KNIGHTS!!
      Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities
      Committees forming now! 
      Red Cross Blood Drive
      Membership Committee
      Free Throw Competition
      Fish Fry
        • Volunteer Here - Reach out
    • KofC Free Throw Competition January 22nd at 12:30pm
      KofC Free Throw Competition
      January 22nd at 12:30pm
      Boys and Girls 9 to 14 years old
      St. Mary Gym - Registration at the Gym
      • Welcome to the Blood Drive Picture
        Please plan on donating at our next drive on, 
        Friday, February 10th, 2023. As a reminder you should sign up for the drives. If you haven’t signed up yet you may do so on line at www.redcrossblood.org
         
        Blood Drives for 2023(11:00a.m. to 4:45p.m.)
         
        • April 14th 2023
         
         
      • Sign up by clicking the picture below. 

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    • Click Logo to Join our FR. F.B. McCormick Council #7545 Saint Mary-Williamston, MI

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    • Tootsie Roll Drive - Oct 6-8th 2023
      Tootsie Roll Drive - Oct 6-8th 2023
      Brother Knights,

      It's Tootsie Roll Drive time again! On Columbus Day Weekend, October 8-10, we will hold our annual Tootsie Roll Drive in Williamston and Webberville. We are back in full force this year with shifts available at a number of locations, including D&W Fresh Market, the intersections in Williamston and Webberville and after all weekend masses at St. Mary.

      Please Click ON the Sign Up Sheet Button Below

      If you don't want to use the online link, but you'd still like to sign up for a shift, please give me a call at 517-974-0829 and I will add you to the list.
      This year, our charity recipients are St. Francis Camp on the Lake, a camp for kids with special needs and the St. Louis Center, a residential facility for both kids and adults with developmental disabilities.

      I ask that as you have done in the past, please be generous with your time in order to help us collect as much money as possible for these very noble charities. 

      God bless you all.

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      • Need a Prayer Answered? Ask Father McGivney | Knights of Columbus

        Our Founder- Bld. Fr. McGivney

        Dictionaries offer two definitions for the word beatify. The first is “to make supremely happy.” The second is “a declaration of blessedness” and, for Catholics, this is the step before canonization.

        It seems to be self-evident that the two meanings share a similar spirit, which is the foundational joy that attends the true goodness that makes someone saint-worthy. 

        The beatification and canonization of beloved individuals throughout history has also been a celebration of diversity both geographically and politically. Beati include children, men and women from all over the world, representing poignant martyrdoms and selfless acts; devout behaviours and courage in both extraordinary and ordinary times.

        On Oct. 31, a special Mass will be held to celebrate the beatification of Fr. Michael McGivney, the founder of the Knights of Columbus. Despite the seismic influence of Fr. McGivney worldwide, I would like to think that we celebrate this important individual because of the ordinary, human impact of his achievement. I say ordinary in the most reverential terms and mean to acknowledge an impact on the quotidian, the personal, the humble.

        Fr. McGivney was not a statesman in the typical sense, moving chess pieces on the world stage. Rather, Fr. McGivney sought to support and change the lives of everyday working-class people. He founded the Knights of Columbus to assist widows and orphans, and I am certain the assistant pastor at St. Mary’s Parish in New Haven, Conn., never expected that his organization would grow to become the largest Catholic lay organization in the world.

        Indeed, one of the most significant insights Fr. McGivney had was understanding and championing the role that the laity can play in the mission of the Church. And it was his commitment to supporting those on the margins that appealed to blue-collar workers like my father and uncles, who joined the Knights because they felt that their stories and lives were legitimately heard and valued by the fraternity.

        I know that many of the men in my community felt out of place amidst the finery of the churches, and the elaborate complexity of the robes and ceremonies that attended so many spiritual celebrations (though none would dare say so publicly of course). But they visibly relaxed when they undid their ties and rolled up their sleeves to support a food bank, mow a church lawn or build a home for a recently widowed mother.

        When they assembled to celebrate the life of a fallen Knight or rallied to support victims of a natural disaster, this seemed second nature to them and it helped to reinforce their faith life in demonstrable ways. This, I truly believe, was something that Fr. McGivney understood.

        Another area that has flourished under the care of the Knights is education. It would be impossible to quantify the many initiatives that the organization has supported, from funding scholarships to building schools. At St. Mary’s University in Calgary our partnership has seen us build a space for our Masses and classes.

        Fr. Michael J. McGivney Hall has been restored over the years by over a million dollars of funding raised by individuals, councils and their foundation. The renovations have allowed us not only to offer state of the art classes for our Catholic education program, but also to celebrate weekly Masses and large community events co-ordinated by our CWL Chair for Catholic Studies.

        I suspect that many of our remarkable Catholic colleges and universities across Canada — ably represented by the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities of Canada — will be hosting celebratory events on Oct. 31 to mark Fr. McGivney’s beatification.

        These events will mark a deep acknowledgement of a remarkable individual who quite literally changed our world for the better and whose influence continues to do so every day through the over two million Knights who carry on his legacy, and the many millions more who are inspired and uplifted by this example.

        That in itself is a worthy definition.

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    • Blue Mass for our First Responders. 
      Blue Mass for our First Responders. 
      The Knights of Columbus/ St. Mary will hold a special mass and welcome any of our community 1st responders. 
      February 6th, 2022 @ 11:00 am Mass

       Lord, we ask you through St. Michael the Archangel, to watch over all of the men and women who so generously devote themselves to helping others. Grant them courage when afraid, wisdom when they must make quick decisions, strength when weary, and compassion in all their work. When the alarm sounds and they are called to aid both friend and stranger, let them faithfully serve you in their neighbors. We ask this in the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Amen.



      • Please Join your Brother Knights on October 7th, as we pray the Rosary @ 6:00 pm in the Sanctuary.


        On October 7, the Roman Catholic Church celebrates the yearly feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. Known for several centuries by the alternate title of “Our Lady of Victory,” the feast day takes place in honor of a 16th century naval victory which secured Europe against Turkish invasion. Pope St. Pius V attributed the victory to the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, who was invoked on the day of the battle through a campaign to pray the Rosary throughout Europe. 

        Oct. 7th, we ask you to join us in the Sanctuary to pray the Holy Rosary and ask Our Lady for her intersession to protect this nation from the evil of abortion. 

    • Fraternal Benefit Night Presentation- "Stress-Free Retirement Planning" by Joe Jordan

      • Wednesday Aug. 18th @      7:00pm 
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        • Fraternal Benefit Night Presentation “Stress-Free Retirement Planning” by Joe Jordan
      • Joe's Special Message to the Knights

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