Trivia Night is Saturday, Feb. 2 at 6:30 p.m. at Meehan Hall.There’s a buffet of hors d’oeuvres and a beer and wine bar.All those interested, please use the sign-up sheet here, or email the webmaster asap: webmaster@kofcmarlboro.org.Last year we fielded … Continue reading →
On Sunday evening, January 20th, fire broke out in the upper sacristy at the Immaculate Conception Church in Marlborough. Residents on the upper floors of the Liberty Hill housing complex at 240 Main Street saw the flames and called the … Continue reading →
Click here for the annual Council #81 Superbowl Square Pool. … Continue reading →
This month six Knights from Council #81 (joined by another six from Council #5724 in Northborough and Council #85 in Westborough) did some Christmas shopping and brought gifts, cake, and refreshments to the inpatients at the adolescent psych unit at … Continue reading →
When: 12:30 a.m. Saturday December 8, 2018 Where: Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital 309 Belmont St, … Continue reading →
When: Sunday, December 9th, 2018 12:00pm Where: Westborough Council #85 KofC Hall 17 Willow St., Westborough, MA (where we usually … Continue reading →
In memoriam Sir Knight J. Michael Buttiglieri(1951-2018) It is with great sadness that Council #81 announces the passing of our brother knight and immediate past Financial Secretary, J. Michael Buttiglieri on November 23, 2018. Mike will always be remembered for … Continue reading →
Each year Council #81 partners up with our brothers from Council #85 in Westboro and Council #5724 in Northboro to make Christmas a little brighter for kids who are in-patients at the State Hospital in Worcester. We shop for gifts as … Continue reading →
The Marlborough Council #81, Knights of Columbus, will participate in the annual State Charity Ball October 13th in Mansfield, MA. All donations collected from the annual Tootsie Roll Drive which takes place on Columbus Day weekend, will be submitted at … Continue reading →
Council #81 provided an access ramp to a Marlboro family with a disabled child. Christina Stapleton brought her son Aydan Sutkis to the September meeting to personally express her gratitude. In return, DD Mike Gibson and GK Rafael Johnson presented … Continue reading →
The new “Faith in Action” program has been rolled out and is in full swing! There are new programs to accompany the existing programs, and there are also new required programs for councils who seek to achieve Star Council status. … Continue reading →
Online ticket purchases for the Gala have been suspended, and the final count has been sent to the Country Club. The Program Booklets have gone to the printer. The silent auction items are being prepared for display. We are ready … Continue reading →
Two ways to get there: (1) Park near the American Legion at 86 Maple Street and take a shuttle to the starting line. Shuttles run from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30; or (2) Get dropped off near French Hill and walk … Continue reading →
Per Supreme Knight, Carl Anderson: “We pride ourselves in being called the strong right arm of the Church. We cannot do that unless our councils are the strong right arm of their parish priests. That was Father McGivney’s dream – … Continue reading →
Greetings Brother Knights, It”s that time for Council 81 to reconvene and continue our mission of charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism for the community we reside in. This a reminder that our first council 81 meeting of this fraternal year is Tuesday, August 14th, 7:30pm – 8:30pm, IC Lower Church in … Continue reading →
Fr. Steven has put out a call for volunteers to help spruce up the grounds, and the school classrooms with a new coat of paint. The big day will be August 11th starting at 7:00 a.m. There will be job … Continue reading →
Monday, September 3rd will mark the 66th annual Labor Day Parade in Marlborough. In years past, we have usually participated with a sizable number of Knights in polo shirts carrying our banner, and as many Knights in regalia as we … Continue reading →
At the Grand Knight, District Deputy Conference this past weekend, the new State Deputy-Elect had a message to share: “Accentuate the Positive” The future vision of the Knights of Columbus, is bright and faith filled, but we need to remain … Continue reading →
Brother Knights: It has been a pleasure serving as your District Deputy for a second year, and I look forward to starting year #3 on July 1. As a member of Council #81, not just your DD, I find that … Continue reading →
At the June business meeting, the following Officers were elected for the upcoming fraternal year: Grand Knight: Rafael Johnson Deputy Grand Knight: Neil Cronin Chancellor: Rob Pierce Advocate: Mike Tremblay Recorder: Dale Dolesh Warden: Rich Pulice Treasurer: John DeDecko Inside Guard: Tom Hirsch Outside Guard: Andrew Tivnan … Continue reading →
To: Worthy Grand Knights Rafael Johnson Council 81 and Bernie Gillon Council 5724 WGK Jay Woodman Council 85 asked me to convey to you and your Councils and especially our three Councils’ Worcester State Hospital Chairmen, Brother Knights Rich Kearns, … Continue reading →
On June 3, 2018 at an exemplification ceremony conducted at the Adelphi Council in Shrewsbury two members of Council #81 achieved their Third Degree along with 56 other brothers from around central Massachusetts. Congratulations and welcome to full Knighthood to … Continue reading →
Thank you for purchasing! You will receive a confirmation by email with your ticket number(s). Your ticket(s) will be mailed to you if you entered a shipping address at check-out, otherwise you can pick it up in person at the … Continue reading →
According to our bylaws, the regular business meeting on June 12, 2018 will include the annual election of officers. A slate of nominees has been proposed by the Nominating Committee as follows: Grand Knight: Rafael Johnson * Deputy Grand Knight: Neil … Continue reading →
Council #81 was proud to honor those who died in defense of our freedom today, marching in the annual Marlborough Memorial Day Parade. Two members of the Color Corps. (Mike Gibson and Steve Thomas) saluted with swords as wreaths were … Continue reading →