COLUMBIETTES EAT, SIP & PAINT
Come join the Columbiettes on 11/9 @ St. Dominic’s @ 2PM for a Eat, Sip and Paint Day. $45 per person includes: Wraps, Soda, Water, Wine, Coffee, Dessert & a Masterpiece created by you. All painting supplies are included.
Casino Night
Casino Night
Thank you to our sponsors and everyone who attended our Casino Night helping our Council to continue do our charitable deeds and help us to continue to support our Church, Parish and Community. We all had a really good time with Great People, Great Food, Great Casino Entertainment & some Great Prizes. Congratulations to all the winners. We are already looking forward to having another great time again at our next Casino Night!!
St. Dominic’s Outreach Program
St. Dominic’s Outreach Program
St. Dominic’s Outreach Program is committed to clothing and feeding the Homeless throughout the city. This is possible through hard work and donations from the volunteers. Volunteers are always needed to help St. Dominic’s Outreach with all they do. Some of the events they do are Hope’s Kitchen, Folding and Sorting, Street Outreach serving hot meals. If you would like to volunteer, please contact them and they will give you the information of when they could use our help.
https://www.saintdomsoutreach.org
2024 Officers Installation
2024 Officers Installation
Congratulations to the Officers of Joseph B. Cavallaro Council #4884 – Knights of Columbus & the Columbiette officers that were Installed last night. Continued success in the new Columbian year.
Give Back Movement – Tanya’s Clean up
Give Back Movement –
Tanya’s Clean up
Joseph B. Cavallaro Council #4884 had great time helping Tanya this morning in her “Give Back” movement to help clean up the neighborhood with event she started this summer. We will be looking forward to more in the future to help keep our neighborhood streets clean.
Blessed Father McGivney – St. Joseph’s Co-Cathedral Mass
Blessed Father McGivney Statue Dedication
St. Joseph’s Co-Cathedral Mass
Tonight, August 13 2024, we celebrated Blessed Father Michael McGivney’s feast day with a Mass and a statue dedication at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph.
