st. charles
council #2084
Knights of columus


The Council is a 105 years young January 20, 2025



24 Hours Can Change Your Life

 No man is too busy to be an active Knight of Columbus.  In fact, giving just one full day of a year to Knights of Columbus activities can make an enormous difference in your life. By spending just 24 hours with us you will be able to serve your parish and help those in need in your local community, grow in your faith, and access our exclusive, top-rated insurance program to protect your family.

Regardless of their schedule or other commitments, nearly two million men around the world have found that the Knights of Columbus adds something significant to their lives.

Provided here, is an illustration of just how much can be done as a Knight in 24 hours. And since this is what can be done in just one day, imagine what you could do with us in a week!

Join us today,
and see just how far 24 HOURS can take you.

•  8 HOURS a year working with your council on charitable projects for your Church or community.

•  4 HOURS a year enjoying a council social function such as a dinner, dance, picnic, etc. with your entire family.

•  4 HOURS a year attending council meetings to help plan future activities.

•  6 HOURS a year (half an hour a month) reading the Knights’ magazine
Columbia and visiting the Knights’ website www.kofc.org or our Council's Website. 

•  1 HOUR a year meeting with your Knights of Columbus insurance agent for a free analysis of your family’s insurance needs and to learn about our exclusive, top-rated programs available only to members and their families.

•  1 HOUR attending Mass together with your council.


Exemplification When You Join Council #2084

In the past when you joined the Knights, the Degree ceremonies were private for the candidates and current Council memebers. A few years ago, Supreme Council changed the ceremony and opened it up to the members, family, and friends. Go to the following link and watch the exemplification that you will go through when you join Council #2084.   Exemplification Link


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