Council 10910 Knights of Columbus
Chapel Hill, NC
This is the first week of three weeks Captain John’s Dockside is offering a percentage of sales to our council. For more information about our event please use the link provided to check out the page with all the details and menu. 10% of sales of orders over $20.00 qualify! Don’t forget to mention “KNIGHTS” […]
This is the first week of three weeks Captain John’s Dockside is offering a percentage of sales to our council. For more information about our event please use the link provided to check out the page with all the details and menu.
10% of sales of orders over $20.00 qualify!
Don’t forget to mention “KNIGHTS” when you place your order.
February 19, 2021 Lenten Fish Fry TODAY Friday, February 19, 2021 held at: Parkwood United Methodist Church American Red Cross Blood Drive TOMORROW Saturday, February 20, 2021 held at: Holy Infant Catholic Church Set up at 7 AMBlood donations 8-1 PMBreakdown and clean-up at 1 PM
February 19, 2021
Lenten Fish Fry TODAY
Friday, February 19, 2021
held at:
Parkwood United Methodist Church
Set up/prep at 3 PM
7 PM clean-up
American Red Cross Blood Drive TOMORROW
Saturday, February 20, 2021
held at:
Holy Infant Catholic Church
Set up at 7 AM
Blood donations 8-1 PM
Breakdown and clean-up at 1 PM
Marty Gras is more commonly Fat Tuesday marks the day before Lent. The council is hosting a fundraiser at Jersey Mike’s in Chapel Hill off Martin Luther King Jr. blvd. today until 9 pm. Check out the page with the details under events and fundraisers. The council will receive a percentage of the sales of […]
Marty Gras is more commonly Fat Tuesday marks the day before Lent. The council is hosting a fundraiser at Jersey Mike’s in Chapel Hill off Martin Luther King Jr. blvd. today until 9 pm. Check out the page with the details under events and fundraisers. The council will receive a percentage of the sales of you mention the Knights.
The New Year is almost here and brother knight Jerry Pilarski is again hosting his annual New Year’s Day barbecue in the country. The Pilarski’s have been doing this with family and friends for over FIFTY years as their way to thank friends and join together for the new year. If you know Jerry, you […]
The New Year is almost here and brother knight Jerry Pilarski is again hosting his annual New Year’s Day barbecue in the country. The Pilarski’s have been doing this with family and friends for over FIFTY years as their way to thank friends and join together for the 
new year.
If you know Jerry, you are invited. If you don’t know Jerry, then it is time to learn about a wonderful person in our Knights of Columbus that has made it his personal mission to do something for others ALL THE TIME without expectation of something in return.
The Pig Picking Event is on January 1st. We gather at about 1:30 to 3 p.m. to be ready to serve and eat at 3:30 pm. Dress county-casual and bring the family. The event site sits high on a hill and the view is great and for miles in any direction.
Everyone is asked to bring a favorite covered dish or dessert to share. Beverages and pulled pig are provided with hush puppies. Traditional southern New Year’s Day items are black-eyed peas and greens “to bring luck and prosperity” are sure to be there. We will gather for the blessing and eat at 3:30 p.m.
The barbecue will be at the Orange Grove 4H Cattle Barn on Orange Grove Road at Dairyland Rd, just above the firehouse. Take NC 54 or Dairyland Rd from Carrboro to Orange Grove Road, then turn right.
It is next to the Orange Grove Volunteer Fire Station. View map
The New Year is approaching and brother knight Jerry Pilarski is again hosting his annual New Year’s Day barbecue in the country. The Pilarski’s have been doing this with family and friends for over FIFTY years as their way to thank friends and join together for the new year.
The New Year is approaching and brother knight Jerry Pilarski is again hosting his annual New Year’s Day barbecue in the country. The Pilarski’s have been doing this with family and friends for over FIFTY years as their way to thank friends and join together for the new year.
If you know Jerry, you are invited. If you don’t know Jerry, then it is time to learn about a wonderful person in our Knights of Columbus that has made it his personal mission to do something for others ALL THE TIME without expectation of something in return.
The Pig Picking Event is on January 1st. We gather at about 1:30 to 3 p.m. to be ready to serve and eat at 3:30 pm. Everyone is asked to bring a covered dish or dessert to share. Beverages and pulled pig are provided with hush puppies. We will gather for the blessing and eat at 3:30 p.m.
The barbecue is at the Orange Grove 4H Cattle Barn on Orange Grove Road at Dairyland Rd, just above the firehouse. Take NC 54 or Dairyland Rd from Carrboro to Orange Grove Road, then turn right.
It is next to the Orange Grove Volunteer Fire Station. View map
The Chapel Hill Knights of Columbus will have an important planning meeting, in lieu of our pancake breakfast, immediately following the 9:15 Mass on Sept 10. We will discuss the current and future functions of the Council.
As you are aware, with the departure of the Keeling family and the nonavailability of Tom Stoffel, the Knights of Columbus is unable to sponsor a Pancake Breakfast on September 10. However, we will have an important planning meeting in lieu of our breakfast immediately following the 9:15 Mass on Sept 10. We will discuss the current and future functions of the Council.
We believe this would be a great opportunity for prospective members to learn about the Knights and to share ideas and suggestions. We are particularly interested in getting this message out to the parish Hispanic community.
We urge Council 10910 members and those considering membership in the Knights of Columbus to attend and help shape the future of the Council. Coffee and donuts will be served.
We are raising money for those who need help. These are people not just from St. Thomas More Church, but from our community. Our church helps everyone! You can help! No, you don’t have to hold a can in front of a store. You can help use with our project to cook, prep, package and […]
We are raising money for those who need help. These are people not just from St. Thomas More Church, but from our community. Our church helps everyone! You can help!
No, you don’t have to hold a can in front of a store. You can help use with our project to cook, prep, package and sell 1,000 pounds of pork shoulders. Jerry Pilarski will be up all night slow cooking a massive amount of shoulders. We need your help pulling and packaging them on February 2nd.
This is really a fun event with fellow brother knights. We joke, kibitz (that’s to offer unwelcome advice or encouragement) , and have fun with each other. We call it bonding.
How about it? Can you help?
As many of you know, in the past Council 10910 has mailed either four or five seminarian raffle tickets to each of our Brothers. The idea was that we would either sell the tickets to others or buy them ourselves. This year we will not be mailing the tickets, but the Council still needs your […]
As many of you know, in the past Council 10910 has mailed either four or five seminarian raffle tickets to each of our Brothers. The idea was that we would either sell the tickets to others or buy them ourselves.
This year we will not be mailing the tickets, but the Council still needs your support to make this annual campaign a success. The one half of the face value of each ticket is retained by the council. We, in turn, contribute this money directly to individual seminarians in the Diocese of Raleigh, Last year we were able to sponsor five seminarians with $500 grants.
The prizes are great! There are two grand prizes. A cruise to Alaska and a trip to Hawaii. Of course, and above all, this is a project that supports our State Council and their many programs. Let’s help make it a success.
Tickets are sold at St. Thomas More Church after Mass on various upcoming weekends, as well as at Pancake Breakfasts and Fish Fries. Please stop by the table in the Narthex and either buy tickets for you yourself or pick up tickets for resale. You are encouraged to assist in the ticket sales in the Narthex.
All knights are also encouraged to make tickets available to family, business associates, and friends. Need extra? Just ask.
For our Brothers who attend Mass at the Newman Center or for whatever reason would find it more convenient to receive the tickets in the mail, please contact Brendan Fitzgerald and let him know how many tickets you need. He will promptly drop them in the mail. Order tickets
There is no limit on the number of tickets that you can buy.
This years Council Family Holiday Party will be on New Years Day starting at 3 pm. We are doing it in the country at a 4H Barn just off Orange Grove Rd, Hillsborough. Jerry Pilarski is cooking the shoulders provided by the Council for our enjoyment. Everyone is asked to bring a family favorite covered […]
This years Council Family Holiday Party will be on New Years Day starting at 3 pm. We are doing it in the country at a 4H Barn just off Orange Grove Rd, Hillsborough.
Jerry Pilarski is cooking the shoulders provided by the Council for our enjoyment. Everyone is asked to bring a family favorite covered side dish or dessert. There is always the traditional corn bread, black-eyed peas, and greens. You are encouraged to show off a family favorite or ethnic dish.
The 4H Barn has plenty of seating and lots of room for you to walk around to meet and greet others. It is a great place for kids or grandchildren. There is a large open area that looks out over Orange County and Dairyland Road. Kids love to stroll around and have fun with other kids. Attire is rustic. Enjoy you day. Wear jeans and a casual shirt. Relax!
The event will be behind the Cane Creek Church Activity Center, 6716 Orange Grove Rd., Hillsborough (it’s just north of the Orange Grove Volunteer Fire Department). View Map
You can R.S.V.P. by clicking on this link: Submit R.S.V.P.
There is a charity wine tasting at St. Thomas More Church on Saturday, November 17th (noon – 4 pm). Why not join in this event and support a great cause? 50% of the ticket prices, in addition to 10% of orders taken at the Expo, will be donated to the Saint Thomas More Scholarship Fund.
There is a charity wine tasting at St. Thomas More Church on Saturday, November 17th (noon – 4 pm). Why not join in this event and support a great cause? 50% of the ticket prices, in addition to 10% of orders taken at the Expo, will be donated to the Saint Thomas More Scholarship Fund.
Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Also, designated drivers admitted free of charge!
Need more information or want to buy tickets?