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First Lenten Fish Fry for 2024

The first Knights of Columbus Parish Lenten Fish Fry is Friday, February 16th. That’s right. It is almost Lent with Ash Wednesday coming up fast this month on February 14th.  Once again, we will start the season by having our first annual fish fry!  The first event will be on Friday, February 16th.  Although most join […]

The first Knights of Columbus Parish Lenten Fish Fry is Friday, February 16th.

That’s right. It is almost Lent with Ash Wednesday coming up fast this month on February 14th.  Once again, we will start the season by having our first annual fish fry!  The first event will be on Friday, February 16th.  Although most join us for dinner after the 5:15 p.m. mass, we do start serving at 5 p.m.  Dinner is open to parish members and our Chapel Hill community.  Takeout is also available.  Can we look forward to seeing you? Mark your calendars now!  Share the news with your friends, too.

We are having three events this year.

For those of you who are new to the council or our community, our Knights have held fish fries since about Easter 2000 and we have continued to host them as a parish community and family event.  Like our pancake breakfasts, our goal was to “build church” by giving our parish member families a communal place to gather with family and friends and get to know other parish families.

We have tried different sources over the years for our tasty fish and continue to work to provide the best food and service to our families.  We think we have a winning menu for you and it is affordable, with children’s meals discounted.

Want to get involved?  Our events allow us to demonstrate fatherhood,  brotherhood, and camaraderie as Knights of Columbus.  Talk to one of the Knights.  Ask how you can join.

For more information on joining the Knights, click here.

Good Friday Liturgy April 2, 2021

Despite Good Friday’s Central nature in the heart of Christianity, attendance at services remains low. Putting their faith into action, the Knights of Columbus in Chapel Hill, NC will encourage participation through a promotional campaign that educates their parishes on the vital importance of Good Friday. The liturgy of the Lord’s passion and death reminds […]

Despite Good Friday’s Central nature in the heart of Christianity, attendance at services remains low. Putting their faith into action, the Knights of Columbus in Chapel Hill, NC will encourage participation through a promotional campaign that educates their parishes on the vital importance of Good Friday. The liturgy of the Lord’s passion and death reminds families of the suffering Jesus endured through his passion and resurrection, thereby opening the gates of heaven for each of us.

Setting an example for their community, the Knights of Columbus will be attending Mass at St. Thomas More in Chapel Hill, NC from 3pm to 5pm and 7pm to 9pm (bilingual).

Please Spread the Word!

Council 10910 in Chapel Hill, NC is one of 17,000 Knights of Columbus Councils that make up the world’s largest Catholic fraternal service organization. Founded in 1882 to assist working-class and immigrant Catholics in the United States, today the approximately two million members of the Knights put their faith into action through a broad range of charitable causes locally, nationally and internationally with financial contributions and hands-on service.