St. Agnes Parish is the home to Our Lady of Charity Council #8602. Council members are very active in the church in a variety of roles and also in the community, helping out in numerous ways. Our activities fall into one of four categories: Faith, Family, Community, and Life. Among the things our Council does is:
“Camaraderie, friendship, and the joy of working towards a greater cause.” - This is what the Knights of Columbus embodies. The Knights of Columbus Council #8602 meets on the third Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m.. This is an open invitation for all men to join us for a meeting to see for yourself what it's all about. Feel free to contact one of the Knights of Columbus officers, listed below, if you have any questions about the Knights of Columbus or meeting dates, times, and locations.
The Knights of Columbus was formed in 1882 due to the efforts of Father Michael J. McGivney in New Haven, Connecticut. To this day, the Order is still true to its original principles of charity, unity, and fraternity. It was initially formed to offer financial aid to members and their families, including assistance to the sick and disabled.
The Order has helped families get through tough economic times with its life insurance, annuity, and long-term care programs and has contributed time and energy to helping others world-wide. The Knights of Columbus has grown to almost 2 million members throughout the world. Social and intellectual fellowship is promoted among members and their families through education, charity, religion, and social welfare. The Knights of Columbus assists organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, Winter Coats for Kids, and Food for Families. As well, their efforts provide wheelchairs for those in need and assistance for disaster relief efforts and the less fortunate of our community.
If you would like to read more about the Knights of Columbus, check out the Ontario Knights of Columbus or Official Knights of Columbus websites.
If you would like to try out a meeting or want to become a member, please contact the St. Agnes Church Office at (807) 475-7489 or st.agnes@shaw.ca.
Knights of Columbus
Our Lady of Charity Council 8602 Officers
Grand Knight - Greg Holm
Deputy Grand Knight - Joe Raynak
Chaplin - Fr. James Panikulum
Chancellor - Dan Bortolussi
Recorder – John Guthrie
Lecturer - to be determined
Financial Secretary - Bruce Sutton
Treasurer - David Martens
Warden - David Gibb
Advocate - John Raynak
Inside Guard - Gerald Duffy
Inside Guard – Jim Baker
Outside Guard – Drew Stajkowski
Program Director - Bill Bragnalo
Trustee 1 - Ron Mina
Trustee 2 - Rob Nahachewsky
Trustee 3 – Lamont Bergevin
- provide faith based literature in the church foyer,
- serve at specific masses,
- coordinate a city-wide food drive,
- provide a Christmas hamper,
- help prepare and serve meals at the Dew Drop Inn,
- provide winter coats for kids in need,
- help with Habitat for Humanity’s house building,
- conduct a Novena for Life,
- collect donations for Right to Life,
- make donations to worthy causes, etc.
“Camaraderie, friendship, and the joy of working towards a greater cause.” - This is what the Knights of Columbus embodies. The Knights of Columbus Council #8602 meets on the third Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m.. This is an open invitation for all men to join us for a meeting to see for yourself what it's all about. Feel free to contact one of the Knights of Columbus officers, listed below, if you have any questions about the Knights of Columbus or meeting dates, times, and locations.
The Knights of Columbus was formed in 1882 due to the efforts of Father Michael J. McGivney in New Haven, Connecticut. To this day, the Order is still true to its original principles of charity, unity, and fraternity. It was initially formed to offer financial aid to members and their families, including assistance to the sick and disabled.
The Order has helped families get through tough economic times with its life insurance, annuity, and long-term care programs and has contributed time and energy to helping others world-wide. The Knights of Columbus has grown to almost 2 million members throughout the world. Social and intellectual fellowship is promoted among members and their families through education, charity, religion, and social welfare. The Knights of Columbus assists organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, Winter Coats for Kids, and Food for Families. As well, their efforts provide wheelchairs for those in need and assistance for disaster relief efforts and the less fortunate of our community.
If you would like to read more about the Knights of Columbus, check out the Ontario Knights of Columbus or Official Knights of Columbus websites.
If you would like to try out a meeting or want to become a member, please contact the St. Agnes Church Office at (807) 475-7489 or st.agnes@shaw.ca.
Knights of Columbus
Our Lady of Charity Council 8602 Officers
Grand Knight - Greg Holm
Deputy Grand Knight - Joe Raynak
Chaplin - Fr. James Panikulum
Chancellor - Dan Bortolussi
Recorder – John Guthrie
Lecturer - to be determined
Financial Secretary - Bruce Sutton
Treasurer - David Martens
Warden - David Gibb
Advocate - John Raynak
Inside Guard - Gerald Duffy
Inside Guard – Jim Baker
Outside Guard – Drew Stajkowski
Program Director - Bill Bragnalo
Trustee 1 - Ron Mina
Trustee 2 - Rob Nahachewsky
Trustee 3 – Lamont Bergevin
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St. Agnes Parish
1019 Brown Street Thunder Bay, ON P7E 2L7 Office Hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 9:00 am until 4:00 pm Phone | (807)475-7489 Fax | (807)577-8820 Email | st.agnes@shaw.ca |
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