St.
Regis Council No.4651
• P.O. Box 264 • Lake
Ronkonkoma, New York 11779 •
About
Our Council
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St. Regis Knights of Columbus is named in honor of St. John Francis Regis, missionary to the French Huguenots. He was born in Fontconverte, in the Diocese of Narbonne, January 31, 1597 and died in LaLouveac, December 31, 1640. His Feast is celebrated on June 16th. |
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| What are the primary values of the Knights of Columbus? The life of St. Regis Council, from its inception in 1958, has demonstrated an eagerness to support all Columbian programs in many ways: by assistance to our Church and Priests, especially St. Joseph's Church in Ronkonkoma, assisting the aged, the ill and the handicapped, by concerns for the formation of the young through sports, academic excellence and by programs to enhance the daily piety of its members. |
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All of the Knights of Columbus who have dedicated many hours of labor in the effort to live our principles of Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism in the world today and in the Ronkonkoma Community, have made St. Regis the outstanding Council that it is and make each of us proud to call the other, "BROTHER." | |
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painted by John Francavillo |
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