
COUNCIL #112 MEETINGS CANCELLED UNTIL MAY 2020
CareNet PREGNANCY CENTER BENEFIT POSTPONED
Welcome:

Now that the Brother Knights of Concord Council #112 have chosen to sell our Council Home, we have been meeting at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church at 180 Loudon Road Concord, NH 03301
Council Information
Since 1957, Council 112's hall has been located in a former Lutheran church at the intersections of Bradley and Penacook Streets in Concord, New Hampshire. It was purchased by PGK Thomas M. Degnan, with the support of the membership.
The Grand Knight for the 2019-2020 Fraternal year is Matthew Poulin.
We hold Council meetings at:
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church 180 Loudon Road Concord, NH 03301
Council Meetings
Officer meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 6:00PM. Business meetings are held at IHM on the second Monday at 7:00 PM. A dinner / social is periodically hosted, with socializing at 5:30PM and dinner being served at 6:00 PM
About Our Council
Council #112 traces its origins back to March 17, 1895 when a group of thirty-nine Catholic men from both St. John the Evangelist and Sacred Heart parishes were granted a charter by the Knights of Columbus Supreme Council. Dennis Donovan served for two years as the first Grand Knight. The Council worked closely in support of four Church's in Concord: Immaculate Heart of Mary on Loudon Road, as well as St. John the Evangelist, St. Peter's and Sacred Heart. Since the Catholic Church has gone through many changes within the State of New Hampshire, the Diocese of Manchester has closed Sacred Heart and St. Peter's Church's, and the two remaining, Immaculate Heart of Mary and St. John's (now Christ The King) are the last two remaining Catholic Church's in Concord, that Council #112 supports, in addition to the Carmelite Monastery on Pleasant Street. Council 112 provides funds for various projects such as memorials, CCD programs, scholarships for local students, tournaments, communion breakfasts, Special Olympics, cancer research, Operation Santa Claus, and visiting hospital patients. Members are active participants in their respective parishes as organists, cantors, lectors, ushers, teachers, and Eucharistic Ministers.
The Knights of Columbus is the world's largest Catholic lay organization, with more than 1.7 million members in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean and the Philippines and Poland. Last year, the Knights donated more than $139 million and over 64 million hours of volunteer time to charity.
If you haven't joined us at a Business Meeting in several months or several years,
we want you back !!!!
You Are Invited:

Your Grand Knight, Matthew Poulin, invites you to come to our council business meetings, and participate in the discussions of and decisions made on events and activities in which the council is involved.
As a member in good standing (in possession of a 2019 member card), you are always welcome. The meeting will begin at 7 PM and will be completed at or very near 8 PM. Refreshments will be available after the meeting.

Council Elections Held for the 2020 - 2021 Fraternal Year

Membership Dues 2nd Notice:


Crèche Demo Date Set:
Concord Council #112 Celebrates 125th Anniversary on March 17th
Concord Council #112 celebrated its Anniversary on May 17th, after 125 years of service to the Capital City of Concord, New Hampshire.
Our Council, which was founded in 1895, was first formed through the collaboration of two area Catholic Church's. The Church's, St. John the Evangelist and Sacred Heart, are now part of a combined community, on the campus of St. John School, and the now Christ the King Parish.
Over the years, the Council would encompass what was St. Peter Parish and Immaculate Heart of Mary, as well as serving the Carmelite Monastery, also in Concord.
Council Brother Knight, McGee Prints Saint Corona Prayer Card

Guard, Vincequerra Receives Gift at Council Meeting:


OF NOTE:
Knights of Columbus Offers Young Adult Insurance:

Young Adult Insurance offers an easy, affordable annual renewable term insurance to Knights and their spouses ages 18 to 29.*
Now is the perfect time to build your financial portfolio.
Here are several reasons why you may need Young Adult Insurance:
Follow the link below for more information on what the Knights of Columbus has to offer on: Young Adult Insurance:
New Hampshire State Council Scholarship Applications:

The Knights of Columbus, New Hampshire State Council is offering College Scholarships to those who will be entering a College program in the future Fall School year
There are annual scholarships in the amount of ($750), awarded by the New Hampshire State Council for eligible students.
For those of who are interested in finding out more, information can be found by contacting the State Deputy, Joseph J. Kowalik, III
Joseph J. Kowalik, III
State Deputy
157 Hackett Hill Road
Hooksett, NH 03106
1(603)485-2082
jjkowalik3@comcast.net