Council 7353 / The Fisherman

05/07/2024

Treat your Mom and your family to an early Mothers' Day breakfast.
Join the Knights of Columbus for their Paul Bunyan Breakfast
this Saturday, May 11th, at St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Church in Mountain Home, AR.
This "All You Care to Eat" breakfast is priced at a family friendly $9.00 for adults and $4.00 for children under 12. And Kids under 5 eat for free.

02/29/2024

Do to a scheduling error the Paul Bunyan Breakfast has been moved to Saturday, March 16th.

12/22/2022

Dec. 22 marks the 145th anniversary of the priestly ordination of Blessed Michael McGivney, founder of the Knights of Columbus, pictured here during his days at St. Mary’s Seminary in Baltimore. Father McGivney was ordained in 1877 by Archbishop James Gibbons in Baltimore’s historic Cathedral of the Assumption, the nation’s first cathedral. Learn more about Blessed Michael McGivney and his cause for canonization: https://fathermcgivney.org/en/index.html
(Photo courtesy of the Archives of the Associated Sulpicians of the U.S., Associated Archives at St. Mary’s Seminary & University)

11/24/2022

11/14/2022

On Veterans Day, our assembly hosted this year's observances.
They included patriotic music from members of the Mountain Home High School Band. The invocation from Deacon Bob Wochner. The National Anthem sung by our Men's Ensemble. And the keynote address by LTC. Norma Bohaty , US Army Ret.

11/14/2022

The November Paul Bunyan Breakfast was a great success.
The Knights were able to raise $1,100 for the
Twin Lakes Literary Council.

Great job by all those involved.

09/01/2022

Once. Again The Knights purchased
“Coats for Kids”.

The coats will be distributed through the
Society of St. Vincent DePaul.

Many thanks to all that contributed to help keep this program going

08/26/2022

Pope Francis announces that he will create 21 new Cardinals at a Consistory on Saturday, 27 August. They represent the Church worldwide, and reflect a ...

08/18/2022

On Saturday, Aug. 27, Pope Francis will place a red biretta on the heads of 18 bishops and two priests, declaring them to be cardinals “to the glory of almighty God and the honor of the Apostolic See.”