Knights of Columbus Fish Fry's for 2018 Begin February 16th
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Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fries Coming Soon!
We have the best Fish Fry's in the area!
Lenten meals will be served the first five Fridays * during Lent: February 16 th , 23 rd , March 2 nd , 9 th , and 16 th , from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM . Stations of the Cross precedes the meals.
Dinner: $9 for adults (single serving) or upgrade to the " All You Can Eat " # meal at $11 per person. Children ages 3-12 are $5, kids under 3 eat free. To go meals are available . We accept credit card payments!
Meal includes: Fried and/or baked fish, salad, fries or macaroni & cheese, green beans, homemade coleslaw, applesauce, roll, drink (punch/water/coffee/tea), and choice of freshly baked desserts. For kid's and those who don't want fish, meals can consist of mac & cheese and other items.
The Columbian Squires, Circle #4624, will be selling ice cold pop for 75¢ a can.
Come to the Church of Our Lady and fulfill your Lenten obligation while enjoying a delicious fish dinner. These Lenten meals are the primary fundraiser for the Council and nearly all the money raised is used in support of our parish. Without your participation, the council will not have the funds to aid the parish in the coming year. We need your support every week. The Knights ask the chefs & bakers of the parish to provide cakes, pies, and cookies to be served as desserts. Many of those attending our fish fries look forward to the delicious items provided for desserts each year. The Knights are extremely grateful for those who provide these mouth-watering items every year.
Sponsored by Knights of Columbus, Council #11188 & Columbian Squires Circle #4624 in conjunction with the Church of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal.
* There is no Easter Bunny breakfast and Easter egg hunt in week 6 this year.
# Please note "all you can eat" does not mean the food is unlimited and guests are expected to consume reasonable amounts of food so that their fellow dinner guests are also able to partake of the dinner.
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Halloween Fun for the COOL Kids
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Candy Donations
The Knights of Columbus will be accepting donations of Halloween candy to be used for the Annual Pumpkin Carving & Halloween Costume Contest scheduled for Saturday, October 21 st . Candies must be individually wrapped by the manufacturer and can be placed in containers found in each lobby of the church. Questions: Call Mike Jacobs at 614-271-6722.
Annual Pumpkin Carving & Halloween Costume Contest: Saturday, October 21 st , from 5:00 PM until 8:00 PM:
Fall is in the air and soon it will be time for The Annual Pumpkin Carving & Halloween Costume Contest sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, Council #11188. Kids, start thinking about the designs of your award winning pumpkins. Participants may gather in Don Ross Hall following the 4 PM Mass to start planning but cutting cannot start until everyone gets the go-ahead signal.
All parish children and their families are invited to attend. Hot dogs, Sloppy Joe’s, and drinks will be provided. Everyone is asked to bring a side dish or a Halloween treat. Prizes will be awarded for best pumpkins in four categories and for best costumes in six age groups. There will be a hayride and bonfire (weather permitting). And, everything is FREE! All parish children and their families are invited to attend. Prizes will be awarded for best pumpkins in four categories and for best costumes in six age groups.
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