Candidate Registration: 6:15 PM CDT / 7:15 PM EDT. The 2nd degree will begin at 7:00 p.m. CDT / 8:00 PM EDT. The 3rd degree will follow immediately after the 2nd. Candidates and guest Knights must present their current membership cards for admittance. Attire is business casual. The ceremony will be in St. Michael’s Church Hall, located on the south end of the church. Enter through the east door. Look for signs directing to sign in. Refreshments will be served immediately after the ceremony for candidates and guests. Contact: DD#2 Joe Stefanich at District2@indianakofc.org or 219-924-3419 or GK Gary Wolfe at 219-756-7817 or garywwolfe@hotmail.com.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Join Brothers Chris Weintraut and Dan McCarthy in picking up Zionsville-area donations for the St. Vincent de Paul Society's distribution to poor families. Contact Chris at email cweintraut at gmail.com or phone 942-1109.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Join Brothers Chris Weintraut and Dan McCarthy in picking up Zionsville-area donations for the St. Vincent de Paul Society's distribution to poor families. Contact Chris at email cweintraut at gmail.com or phone 942-1109.

Review of proposed New Business and of any requests for support that need to be decided at the following Wednesday's All-Members Business Meeting.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Join Brothers Chris Weintraut and Dan McCarthy in picking up Zionsville-area donations for the St. Vincent de Paul Society's distribution to poor families. Contact Chris at email cweintraut at gmail.com or phone 942-1109.

Review of proposed New Business and of any requests for support that need to be decided at the following Wednesday's All-Members Business Meeting.

The annual Knights of Columbus World Day of Prayer for Peace seeks to unite Knights, Catholics and all people of good will – regardless of their religious faith – in prayer for peace. While Sept. 11 will always be remembered for the tragic loss of life, Knights hope that this somber occasion will be the foundation of an annual opportunity for a day of earnest prayer for peace in the world. To commemorate this tragedy with dignity and hope, the Supreme Council passed a resolution in 2004 to observe September 11 as a day of prayer for peace. “The World Day of Prayer for Peace will bring to the world the Church’s message of peace and reconciliation, so that religion will always be a cause for mutual respect and harmony, and never for violence or hatred,” said Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson. “In a special way, we remember the brave men and women of the military who work tirelessly, even to the point of sacrificing their own lives, to bring about true peace rooted in justice,” he added.

Sponsored by Father Edward F. Sorin, C.S.C. Province, Indiana District. Father Julins A Nieuwland Assembly, South Bend, IN Contact: Charles Whitcraft, Master, Indiana District [master@indianakofc.org]

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Join Brothers Chris Weintraut and Dan McCarthy in picking up Zionsville-area donations for the St. Vincent de Paul Society's distribution to poor families. Contact Chris at email cweintraut at gmail.com or phone 942-1109.

Review of proposed New Business and of any requests for support that need to be decided at the following Wednesday's All-Members Business Meeting.

Bring the kids to the Family Pumpkinfest. There will be activities for the entire family -- pumpkin carving and painting, games, hay rides, face painting, and food.

The Best Night Out in Zionsville! An adult social event featuring authentic German bier, food, and music by the popular Alpine Express Band. Admission is $5. Tickets for the $1,500 raffle are $10 each or 3 for $25. All proceeds go to the Zionsville Food Pantry, The Caring Center, and the Knights' Charity Fund.

Dinner will be served at 7 PM followed by a special program. To volunteer or to learn more, please contact Jim Weaver by phone at 317-873-2231(h) or 317-843-5751(w) or by email at jweaver at slatterycpa dot com.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Join Brothers Chris Weintraut and Dan McCarthy in picking up Zionsville-area donations for the St. Vincent de Paul Society's distribution to poor families. Contact Chris at email cweintraut at gmail.com or phone 942-1109.

Review of proposed New Business and of any requests for support that need to be decided at the following Wednesday's All-Members Business Meeting.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Join Brothers Chris Weintraut and Dan McCarthy in picking up Zionsville-area donations for the St. Vincent de Paul Society's distribution to poor families. Contact Chris at email cweintraut at gmail.com or phone 942-1109.

Review of proposed New Business and of any requests for support that need to be decided at the following Wednesday's All-Members Business Meeting.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Have fun celebrating this wonderful year of charity, fellowship and accomplishment with brother Knights and wives. Please RSVP to grandknight@stalkofc.com. Cocktails, slide show and fraternity will begin at 6:00 PM, followed by a superb dinner. The awards ceremony will be lively and filled with a few pleasant surprises. And we’ll have you in bed by 10:00. It should be fun.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

Sign up now at www.mysignup.com/Eucharist for spending an hour or more before the Blessed Sacrament during the 24 hours beginning at 9:00 AM Friday.

The annual Knights of Columbus World Day of Prayer for Peace seeks to unite Knights, Catholics and all people of good will – regardless of their religious faith – in prayer for peace. While Sept. 11 will always be remembered for the tragic loss of life, Knights hope that this somber occasion will be the foundation of an annual opportunity for a day of earnest prayer for peace in the world. To commemorate this tragedy with dignity and hope, the Supreme Council passed a resolution in 2004 to observe September 11 as a day of prayer for peace. “The World Day of Prayer for Peace will bring to the world the Church’s message of peace and reconciliation, so that religion will always be a cause for mutual respect and harmony, and never for violence or hatred,” said Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson. “In a special way, we remember the brave men and women of the military who work tirelessly, even to the point of sacrificing their own lives, to bring about true peace rooted in justice,” he added.

Have fun celebrating this wonderful year of charity, fellowship and accomplishment with brother Knights and wives. Please RSVP to grandknight@stalkofc.com. Cocktails, slide show and fraternity will begin at 6:00 PM, followed by a superb dinner. The awards ceremony will be lively and filled with a few pleasant surprises. And we’ll have you in bed by 10:00. It should be fun.

The annual Knights of Columbus World Day of Prayer for Peace seeks to unite Knights, Catholics and all people of good will – regardless of their religious faith – in prayer for peace. While Sept. 11 will always be remembered for the tragic loss of life, Knights hope that this somber occasion will be the foundation of an annual opportunity for a day of earnest prayer for peace in the world. To commemorate this tragedy with dignity and hope, the Supreme Council passed a resolution in 2004 to observe September 11 as a day of prayer for peace. “The World Day of Prayer for Peace will bring to the world the Church’s message of peace and reconciliation, so that religion will always be a cause for mutual respect and harmony, and never for violence or hatred,” said Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson. “In a special way, we remember the brave men and women of the military who work tirelessly, even to the point of sacrificing their own lives, to bring about true peace rooted in justice,” he added.

Have fun celebrating this wonderful year of charity, fellowship and accomplishment with brother Knights and wives. Please RSVP to grandknight@stalkofc.com. Cocktails, slide show and fraternity will begin at 6:00 PM, followed by a superb dinner. The awards ceremony will be lively and filled with a few pleasant surprises. And we’ll have you in bed by 10:00. It should be fun.

The annual Knights of Columbus World Day of Prayer for Peace seeks to unite Knights, Catholics and all people of good will – regardless of their religious faith – in prayer for peace. While Sept. 11 will always be remembered for the tragic loss of life, Knights hope that this somber occasion will be the foundation of an annual opportunity for a day of earnest prayer for peace in the world. To commemorate this tragedy with dignity and hope, the Supreme Council passed a resolution in 2004 to observe September 11 as a day of prayer for peace. “The World Day of Prayer for Peace will bring to the world the Church’s message of peace and reconciliation, so that religion will always be a cause for mutual respect and harmony, and never for violence or hatred,” said Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson. “In a special way, we remember the brave men and women of the military who work tirelessly, even to the point of sacrificing their own lives, to bring about true peace rooted in justice,” he added.

The annual Knights of Columbus World Day of Prayer for Peace seeks to unite Knights, Catholics and all people of good will – regardless of their religious faith – in prayer for peace. While Sept. 11 will always be remembered for the tragic loss of life, Knights hope that this somber occasion will be the foundation of an annual opportunity for a day of earnest prayer for peace in the world. To commemorate this tragedy with dignity and hope, the Supreme Council passed a resolution in 2004 to observe September 11 as a day of prayer for peace. “The World Day of Prayer for Peace will bring to the world the Church’s message of peace and reconciliation, so that religion will always be a cause for mutual respect and harmony, and never for violence or hatred,” said Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson. “In a special way, we remember the brave men and women of the military who work tirelessly, even to the point of sacrificing their own lives, to bring about true peace rooted in justice,” he added.

The annual Knights of Columbus World Day of Prayer for Peace seeks to unite Knights, Catholics and all people of good will – regardless of their religious faith – in prayer for peace. While Sept. 11 will always be remembered for the tragic loss of life, Knights hope that this somber occasion will be the foundation of an annual opportunity for a day of earnest prayer for peace in the world. To commemorate this tragedy with dignity and hope, the Supreme Council passed a resolution in 2004 to observe September 11 as a day of prayer for peace. “The World Day of Prayer for Peace will bring to the world the Church’s message of peace and reconciliation, so that religion will always be a cause for mutual respect and harmony, and never for violence or hatred,” said Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson. “In a special way, we remember the brave men and women of the military who work tirelessly, even to the point of sacrificing their own lives, to bring about true peace rooted in justice,” he added.

The annual Knights of Columbus World Day of Prayer for Peace seeks to unite Knights, Catholics and all people of good will – regardless of their religious faith – in prayer for peace. While Sept. 11 will always be remembered for the tragic loss of life, Knights hope that this somber occasion will be the foundation of an annual opportunity for a day of earnest prayer for peace in the world. To commemorate this tragedy with dignity and hope, the Supreme Council passed a resolution in 2004 to observe September 11 as a day of prayer for peace. “The World Day of Prayer for Peace will bring to the world the Church’s message of peace and reconciliation, so that religion will always be a cause for mutual respect and harmony, and never for violence or hatred,” said Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson. “In a special way, we remember the brave men and women of the military who work tirelessly, even to the point of sacrificing their own lives, to bring about true peace rooted in justice,” he added.

The annual Knights of Columbus World Day of Prayer for Peace seeks to unite Knights, Catholics and all people of good will – regardless of their religious faith – in prayer for peace. While Sept. 11 will always be remembered for the tragic loss of life, Knights hope that this somber occasion will be the foundation of an annual opportunity for a day of earnest prayer for peace in the world. To commemorate this tragedy with dignity and hope, the Supreme Council passed a resolution in 2004 to observe September 11 as a day of prayer for peace. “The World Day of Prayer for Peace will bring to the world the Church’s message of peace and reconciliation, so that religion will always be a cause for mutual respect and harmony, and never for violence or hatred,” said Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson. “In a special way, we remember the brave men and women of the military who work tirelessly, even to the point of sacrificing their own lives, to bring about true peace rooted in justice,” he added.