Serving the Swannanoa Valley since 1936
Serving the Swannanoa Valley since 1936
The Knights of Columbus promote charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism as their four principle values. Collectively, these values are meant to strengthen community ties. Recognize the global impact of the Order. The organization has a significant charitable impact.
Our goal is to strengthen men and their families in the Catholic faith. Formation in our faith goes beyond mere facts or religious practice to an authentic connection with a loving God and his son Jesus Christ.
As a member of the Knights of Columbus you and your family enjoy many benefits, including 12 free issues annually of the Columbia magazine, the world's largest Catholic family magazine, eligibility to join the Knights of Columbus top-ranked life insurance program, and many more family and personal benefits.
The Seven Sundays Devotion honors the seven joys and sorrows of St. Joseph and his long, yet little know tradition of the Church. Beginning Sunday, January 29th at 9:45 am (after the 8:30 am Mass) through March 12th, the Knights will lead The Seven Sundays Devotion to St. Joseph. Please join us in the church.
Your presence is needed the 4th Sunday of each month from 11am - 12pm at Planned Parenthood (Asheville). During this hour, we will stand in unity for the Unborn, pray the Holy Rosary, and Divine Mercy Chaplet.
Come be a voice for the voiceless,
now more than ever!
40 Cans for Lent: February 22nd until April 5th. Donate one can of food for each day of Lent to benefit of Catholic Charities – Asheville. Deposit cans in the collection container located in front of the Parish Office Building. Financial donations are also welcome: please make checks out to the ‘Knights of Columbus Council 13016’ with ’40 Cans for Lent’ in the memo field; place donation envelopes in the Knights mailbox in the Parish Office Building hallway.
Come and pray to our Blessed Mother!
WHEN: The 2nd Sunday of each month
TIME: After the 8:30 am Mass
WHERE: In the Church
LED BY: The Knights of Columbus