The Mass was offered by Reverend Paul O’Connell, who is the Chaplain of the Knights of ColumbusThe Shrewsbury Knights of Columbus (Adelphi #4181) have been promoting the values of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism since 1956.
This last Monday, October 11, on Columbus Day, a holy mass was celebrated to honor all Shrewsbury Knights for their work to the community.
Photo by Comunicas FoundationKnights and their families, parishioners of the various Roman Catholic churches in Shrewsbury, attended the religious celebration that took place at Saint Anne’s Church and was led by Reverend Paul O’Connell.
The Shrewsbury Grand Knight, John Martello, shared words with the attendees / Photo by Comunicas FoundationThe lectures during the Mass were delivered by Nick Todisco and Darius Corcoran. The Grand Knight of the local council, John Martello, also shared his words with the attendees. After the Mass, a reception was held in the Father Smith pastoral center.
With almost 2 million members worldwide, the Knights of Columbus is a Christian Catholic fraternal service order founded by Michael J. McGivney, an Irish-American priest, in 1882 in the State of Connecticut, New England.
Photo by Comunicas FoundationFor more information on the Shrewsbury Knights of Columbus, the Shrewsbury Post invite you to visit their website here, or call 508.798.4181.
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