Msgr. Buckley 4th Degree Assembly 627

New Hampshire's Capital Sir Knights

NEW New Hampshire State Master Announced:

Congratulations are in order as our new Fourth Degree District Master has been chosen.
 
Please join me in congratulating Sir Knight, Thomas A. Ingham, PSD as our new Master of the Fourth Degree for New Hampshire.
 
I would like to congratulate all Sir Knights that were submitted to Supreme for this position.
 
Please bare with me and Sir Knight Tom as he takes this position and selects his Staff for this coming year so we can complete the State Directory.
I have assigned Tom to be looking at selecting dates etc for our Exemplifications of the Fourth Degree for this Fraternal Year. As soon as they are available we will post them on our Website as well as emailing to everyone.
 
I know Tom and the State Council will work well together keeping the dream of Fr. Michael McGivney alive and strong.

Congratulations again and we are looking forward to another wonderful year here in New Hampshire.
 
Ed

Edward A. McCann
New Hampshire State Deputy

Knights of Columbus

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"the Patriot" is published.

SK, Rudy Viens, Faithful Navigator of the Monsignor Buckley Assembly #627, has published the September edition of "the Patriot" NewsLetter.

Be sure to search this site for our online version of "the Patriot" ... GREAT NEWS at your fingertips!

Pledge of Allegiance:

    

"I pledge allegiance

to the flag of

the United States of America

and to the republic for which it stands:

one nation under God,

indivisible, with liberty

and justice for all."

Patriotism and Fraternalism:

Patriotism and Fraternalism

Patriotism has been one of the four principles of the Knights of Columbus since the Fourth Degree was established in 1900, with a ceremony on George Washington’s birthday, February 22nd.

(Patriotism and Fraternalism, by Christopher Kauffman, is a history of the Fourth Degree published in 2001.) Each of the major jurisdictions of the Order has its own version of the Fourth Degree Ceremony, with each focusing on the distinctive history of Catholicism in that particular country.