Knights of Columbus

The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic fraternal service organization working with others to meet the needs of the parish, the community and the broader Church.

Grand Knight: Tom Law

Deputy Grand Knight: Jesse Senora

Financial Secretary: Raymond Jos DiDonato Sr

Chancellor: Dr John P Griffin

Recorder: William Anthony Mc Laughlin

Treasurer: William Green

Advocate: James Willey

Warden: Christopher Mark Brown

Lecturer: Tom Luna

Outside Guard: Andy Chapman

Inside Guard: Kevin J Keniston

Trustee 1st Year: Charles Noyes

Trustee 2nd Year: Paul Leblond

Trustee 3rd Year: William P Welch

Chaplin: Fr. John R. d’Anjou, S.J.

Grand Knight: Richard Pratt

Deputy Grand Knight: Michael Pizzo

Financial Secretary: Peter Rovnak

Chancellor: Norman Twaddel

Recorder: James Pizzo

Treasurer: David Bergson Jr.

Advocate: Duke LeDuc

Warden: Frank Stephens

Lecturer: 

Outside Guard: Dewayn Marzagalli

Inside Guard: Peter Sullivan

Trustee 1st Year: Gil Doughty

Trustee 2nd Year:Eric Griffin

Trustee 3rd Year: Jerry Morin

Faithful Friar: Fr. Alexander R.Boucher

Faithful Scribe:SK Thomas Osborne

Faithful Navigator: SK John A. Moreshead

Faithful Captain: SK Chris Sprague

Faithful Pilot: SK Christopher M. Brown

Faithful Admiral: SK Gil Doughty

Faithful Comptroller: SK Joseph Moreshead

Faithful Purser: SK Steve Bussone

Faithful Trustee (3yr.): Open

Faithful Trustee (2yr.): SK John Brown

Faithful Trustee (1yr.):SK Thomas Koceiko

Faithful Inner Sentinel: SK Kevin J Keniston

Faithful Outer Sentinel: SK Andre’ Nadeau

Color Corps Commander: SK Chris Sprague

About Parish Ministries

St. Ignatius of Loyola tells us that Jesus’ desire is that we join Him in making God’s dream for the world present in our decisions and actions. In this way, we are living the gifts of the Eucharist as the visible presence of God’s love in our world. Here at Our Lady of Hope we trust that God has provided – in us – the people, talents, and resources needed to make God’s dream real.

We nourish each other as Jesus wished. Through our more than two dozen ministries we work to alleviate spiritual and physical hunger, reduce the isolation of people who are lonely or excluded, and we care for our common home – the environment, in the wider world and in our hearts.

Naturally, there’s more we could do. Ignatius called it “the magis”: doing the very best quality work that we can for the greater service of God and universal good. Your commitment and participation brings these ministries to life in the spirit of the magis.