Knights of Columbus Council 1410
419 Hill street N6B 1E5 London, ON, Canada

The Knights of Columbus are proud supporters of St Joseph Hospitality Centre. St. Joseph’s Hospitality Centre is a Soup Kitchen sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph. It’s support and operation is made possible by the generosity of numerous friends.

Knights of Columbus 1410 Our Lady of Czestochowa are proud supporters of the London Food Bank. Grand Knight David Dudzic - Financial Security Advisor presenting a check to Maddie Speller. #LondonFoodBank... #LdnOnt #KoC1410 #KnightsofColumbus #OurLadyofCzestochowa See more

Today we celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary

As the new reality for masses is becoming apparent. Parishioners will be registering for weekend masses. The link to register is online. https://covid19mass.eve...ntsmart.com/masses/ I just checked that the Polish masses at 10am,12pm at Our Lady of Czstochowa is almost at capacity. The next Polish mass that is not filled is St.Marys at 1pm. Here’s the link to register: https://covid19mass.eventsmart.com/masses/ See more

YOU has a pressing need for the community’s support. Amidst the heat warning issued by the Middlesex-London Health Unit, our air conditioner within the Youth Ac...tion Centre has broken. Designated by the City of London, Ontario - Municipal Government as a cooling station for youth experiencing homelessness, the Youth Action Centre is intended to be a resting space where vulnerable youth can cool off, hydrate, and have their basic needs met. The cost to repair our AC unit for this building is $13,000. We are asking the London Middlesex community to rally and help us to cover this unanticipated expense during these already challenging times. Please consider making a donation today, or help to spread the word by liking and sharing this post. "Together, we share a deep commitment to keeping Londoners safe during these extraordinary times, made even more challenging by the impending heat." - said London Mayor Ed Holder. DONATE HERE: www.you.ca/new-ac-for-the-cornerstone/

It’s that time people!!! Come get your pierogis fresh off the truck for the first time in 2020! We will be at Riverside and Wonderland 12-4pm Saturday and Sun...day. Please remember to practice physical distancing and come hungry! Thank you for your patience and for continuing to support local food trucks. #forestcityfoodtrucks #pierogiqueenldn See more

Before the pandemic, Ruth was a regular attendee of the Alzheimer Society’s Artful Minds program. As part of their fundraising efforts for this year’s virtual #...IGWalkForALZ, Maggie and Ruth have been using technology to connect Ruth to her love of art, flowers and her grandchildren. As of today, Team Nana2Lips has raised $2270! https://buff.ly/2XBDhhv For more info on the Walk: https://buff.ly/32GRdsM

Need to gas up? Tomorrow the Petro-Canada station at 1900 Dundas St. E (Dundas and Clarke Road) will be donating $5 from every gas purchase made between 1:30pm and 4:00pm to support the Walk for Alzheimer’s. https://buff.ly/32GRdsM

We remember those who gave their lives to serve their country.

72 lat temu 25 maja 1948 r. w wizieniu mokotowskim przy ul. Rakowieckiej w Warszawie komunici zamordowali Rotmistrza Witolda Pileckiego. Zgin od strzau ...w ty gowy. Jego ciaa do dzi nie odnaleziono. "Ja ju y nie mog, mnie wykoczono. Bo Owicim to bya igraszka" Jeden z najwikszych polskich bohaterów Na fotografii Witold Pilecki podczas rozprawy przed komunistycznym sdem. Wieczna pami i chwaa!!

The famous Pieta in the Vatican Museum. It was the first masterpiece of Michelangelo, who sculpted it when he was just about 20 years old. @michelangelobuonarrotietornato

21 May 2020 COVID-19 UPDATE (Update #8) A MESSAGE FROM BISHOP FABBRO... Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, As many of us have heard, churches in other parts of the world are reopening for services as COVID-19 restrictions begin to be lifted. In the Diocese of London, we cannot reopen at this time as gatherings of more than five people are still not permitted under the provincial government’s emergency orders. All of us are longing to return to our churches. I certainly am looking forward to that day when we will be able to gather and celebrate in our parish communities. I want you to know that I am currently working with the other bishops of Ontario to coordinate plans for the safe return to our churches. Our foremost concern is the health of our parishioners and we know, if we work together with others in our communities to fight the spread of the coronavirus, we will once again be able to celebrate the sacraments safely. Following these deliberations with the Ontario bishops, I intend to issue directives for the Diocese of London. These directives will provide all our parishes with clear instructions about how to reopen our churches as well as any changes required for the celebration of the Mass and the other sacraments, including the Sacrament of Penance. If you are concerned about access to confession, please remember that Pope Francis granted the faithful a plenary indulgence during the pandemic and, though you are unable to confess to a priest, you can express your contrition directly to God and receive forgiveness. I know that alternative celebrations are being offered in different places, such as parking lot Masses, Eucharistic adoration, drive-through confessions and Rosary rallies. The Diocese of London does not endorse these as necessary at this time or good liturgical practice. Instead, I encourage you to continue to take advantage of alternatives such as online Masses and prayers. There are many helpful links on the outreach page of the diocesan website dol.ca/outreach. For now, our churches will remain closed until we can open them in cooperation with provincial and local officers of health. I want to assure you of my prayers for your well-being. Through the intercession of Mary, may God bring an end to the pandemic; may you experience the merciful presence of Christ; may we soon be able to gather again in our churches to be nourished by the Eucharist. Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend Ronald P. Fabbro, C.S.B. Bishop of London

Have you heard of the COVID-19 Women's Initiative? Check them out! They are a student led not for profit comprised of students, physicians and community members... working to advocate for gender equity throughout and following Covid-19. They reach out to organizations like ours, ask what we need, source it and deliver. Thank you to everyone involved in #CWI See more