Please Complete Member Fraternal Survey by 1/28/2023

To help prepare our Fraternal Survey for the Supreme Council office, please complete the information requested on the below page. This information will assist us in determining the total number of hours of community service volunteered by our members.

Please note you will be prompted to provide our council number to open the survey.

(2022 Survey has Closed)

12-3-2022 – Christmas Parade and Setup Outdoor Nativity

Our council will have our “Keep Christ in Christmas” entry in the Jaycee’s Christmas parade on Saturday, 12/3. We will be loading up the trailer on the west side of Epiphany between 8:30 and 8:45 AM and will then carpool to the start of the parade (Kinsley Junior High).

We will hand out tootsie rolls as we walk the parade route.

Following the parade, we will return to Epiphany and complete setting up the outdoor nativity scene. We are usually back from the parade around 11:15 and it takes about 45 minutes to complete the setup.

The below link includes a signup both activities.

Christmas Parade and Nativity Setup Signups

10/18/2022 – Second Meeting Social at Brother Dan Pletsh’s Home

Please plan to join us at 6 PM at Brother Dan Pletch’s home for meal and social gathering. Wives are invited. Dan and Vickie are providing BBQ, chips and dessert. You are welcome to bring a side or drink. All the details including an RSVP are included in below link.

You will need to enter our council number once prompted. Please send an email to info@kofc6498.org if you have any questions or problems with RSVP.

Click Here for Additional Details and RSVP

5th Sunday Breakfast – 10/30/2022

The Epiphany Knights of Columbus council will be hosting a breakfast following the 7:30 and 9 AM Masses on 10/30 in the Parish Hall.   The menu will include pancakes, sausage (thank you Jim Merna), applesauce, and juice\coffee.  There is no charge, but we will accept donations to help offset the cost.  Please plan to come down to the hall and enjoy some good food and fellowship. 

Click here to Help with Breakfast

Coat Drive – 9/24/22 – 10/02/22

Epiphany’s Knights of Columbus seek new or gently used coats (also jackets and hooded sweatshirts) for those in need as the weather turns cold.

You have three ways you can help:

  • Bring coats to Mass on September 24-25 or October 1-2.
  • Send coats with your Epiphany School kids the week of September 26-September 27. The class with the most coats collected will have a pizza party! Epiphany’s Knights of Columbus will collect and deliver the coats to the St. Vincent de Paul Society for distribution. We know from many stories that people truly cherish these sources of warmth and comfort!
  • Help us collect coats before\after Masses and\or help with the delivery to St. Vincent de Paul on Monday, 10/4. Click here for details.

Brisket and Brock – 09/20/2022

Epiphany Knights of Columbus and ISU football coach Brock Spack will again team up for “Brisket and Brock” on Tuesday, September 20th, with dinner promptly at 6:30! Matt Sander’s gourmet smoked brisket will be followed by the inside scoop on the football program from Epiphany’s own Brock Spack. You don’t have to be a member to attend. All are welcomed. RSVP (click here) if you are interested in coming. There is no charge but a free will offering is accepted.

2022-Epiphany Fellowship Party Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus #6498

The party is for all parishioners and their guests.

Saturday, August 27th 4:30 PM to 7 PM.

The party will be held on the drive in front of Epiphany School.

The knights will provide the food, games, and live music by Andy Bordewick.

The menu will be hot dogs, chips, dessert, and beverage. All we ask is you bring your lawn chair.

There is no cost to attend but donations will be accepted.

A signup will be included below for any Knights or family members that would like to help with the event.

Help with Event

2022 – Intellectual Disability Drive

This is one of the most recognizable activities that the Knights of Columbus do. The funds generated from this drive are used to support local programs which help people with special learning needs. Additional details are included within the signup links below. Please note this year’s drive is broken up between 2 different weekends.

09/16 through 09/18

10/21 through 10/23

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For those that may not see us out at the locations but would still like to make a donation, the Illinois State Council is providing an online donation option:

Make Online Donation