Charity - Fraternity - Unity
Founded by a young parish priest now on the path to sainthood, the Knights of Columbus has helped strengthen men, their families, their parishes, and their communities since 1882. Today, there are more than 1.9 million members of the K of C doing good across the world. The Knights of Columbus stands as the strong right arm of the Church, and challenges members to grow in their faith through programs, fraternity, and vital member resources.
We are St. Patrick Council #4057, located in Carlisle, PA. Please explore our site to see how we work to realize the vision of our founder, Fr. Michael J. McGivney, at St. Patrick Church, Carlisle, and the greater Carlisle community.
We are St. Patrick Council #4057, located in Carlisle, PA. Please explore our site to see how we work to realize the vision of our founder, Fr. Michael J. McGivney, at St. Patrick Church, Carlisle, and the greater Carlisle community.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ST. PATRICK CHURCH
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE COUNCIL
ST. PATRICK SCHOOL
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MARY, QUEEN OF PEACE ROUND TABLE
ST. MARTIN ASSEMBLY, 4TH DEGREE
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Council 4057 Leadership
State Deputy
Gary J. Damich |
District Deputy
Kevin Heron |
Chaplain
Rev. Chiedozie Ononuju |
Grand Knight
Darren Buss |
Deputy Grand Knight
Marty Schuj |
Financial Secretary
Dave DeFour |
Treasurer
Carmine Cicalese |
Recorder
Marcus Key |
Chancellor
VACANT |
Lecturer
Eugene Weber |
Advocate
Jim Markley |
Warden
Tony DeSorbo |
Inside Guard
Tim Andrel |
Outside Guard
Steve Kempski |
War College Round Table
VACANT |
Trustee 1st Year
Timothy Lynch |
Trustee 2nd Year
Chuck Bailey |
Trustee 3rd Year
George Pollin |
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Program Director
Darren Buss
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Webmaster
Darren Buss |
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K of C Pennsylvania State Prayer (2024-2026):
The St. Katharine Drexel Prayer
Ever-loving God, you called Saint Katharine Drexel, born and raised in the Eastern part of Pennsylvania,
receiving religious training in the West, and by her own words: “Press forward and fear nothing.”
She taught the message of the Gospel and brought the life of the Eucharist to the African American and Native American Peoples.
By her prayers and example, enable us to work for justice among the poor, the oppressed, and the unborn,
keeping us undivided in love in the Eucharistic community of your Church.
Grant this through our Lord Jesus Christ your Son who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit. God for ever and ever.
Amen
Original prayer edited by: Fr. Pierre "Bud" Falkenhan, State Chaplain
Ever-loving God, you called Saint Katharine Drexel, born and raised in the Eastern part of Pennsylvania,
receiving religious training in the West, and by her own words: “Press forward and fear nothing.”
She taught the message of the Gospel and brought the life of the Eucharist to the African American and Native American Peoples.
By her prayers and example, enable us to work for justice among the poor, the oppressed, and the unborn,
keeping us undivided in love in the Eucharistic community of your Church.
Grant this through our Lord Jesus Christ your Son who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit. God for ever and ever.
Amen
Original prayer edited by: Fr. Pierre "Bud" Falkenhan, State Chaplain
