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Minnesota Knights
of Columbus

Faith put to work, from local parishes to communities across Minnesota.

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Our sponsoring assembly

Father Solanus Casey
Assembly #2390

Mora, Minnesota Fourth Degree

Mora, Minnesota · Assembly #2390

Give to the assembly behind our work.

Father Solanus Casey Assembly #2390 is the Fourth Degree assembly sponsoring this work at Spark House. If you’d like to help bring similar community projects to more Minnesota towns, ask the assembly what it’s working on and how you can help.

How to give

Ask for Assembly #2390’s giving instructions

Ask the Minnesota Fourth Degree District Master to connect you with the assembly’s Faithful Comptroller. The assembly can confirm its current giving options, check payee, mailing address, and whether you can designate your gift.

Email the Fourth Degree district

A dedicated GiveMN page is planned. Gifts go directly to the assembly using its confirmed instructions.

How the Knights are organized

From parish service to the Fourth Degree

The Knights of Columbus are a Catholic fraternal organization founded by Blessed Michael McGivney in 1882. In Minnesota, St. Paul Council #397 was established in 1899, and the Minnesota State Council formed in 1901. Its programs serve six Minnesota dioceses and draw on the Order’s principles of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism.

Faith in Action

What service looks like across Minnesota

The state organizes its programs around faith, family, community, and life. These examples show what Minnesota Knights are doing in different places and what you might ask a local council about.

Faith

Local councils support parishes and help seminarians and religious in formation through the Refund Support Vocations Program.

Support for vocations

Family

Knights organize food drives and volunteer with food shelves so families can get groceries close to home.

Food for Families

Stories from around the state

Warm coats

Three councils teamed up for winter

In October 2026, Knights from Loretto, Medina and Wayzata delivered coats to Interfaith Outreach & Community Partners.

See the Coats for Kids delivery

Veterans

Brother Knights joined an Honor Flight

Two Brother Knights from Red Lake Falls took part in an Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., as reported by the Minnesota Knights.

Read the Honor Flight story

Local history

Keeping Fort St. Charles’s story alive

The Fourth Degree district shares the history of the Lake of the Woods site and opportunities to help care for it.

Explore Fort St. Charles

Closer to home

Connect with a local council

Start with a council for parish activities, membership, or a local volunteer project. For a gift to the sponsoring assembly, use the Assembly #2390 giving instructions above.

Isanti

Holy Rosary Council #10238

Connect with the council serving St. Elizabeth Ann Seton for parish service, membership, or gifts intended for the Isanti council.

Contact Council #10238

Mora & Ogilvie

Council #5078

This local council serves St. Mary in Mora and St. Kathryn Mission in Ogilvie. Its parish work is separate from the assembly’s giving.

Contact Council #5078

Supreme Council resources

Find the official Fourth Degree manuals, assembly forms, council training, Faith in Action programs, and news from the international Knights of Columbus.

Search and browse Supreme resources

Go to the source

Minnesota Knights resources

Find the current word on events, membership, and projects from the Minnesota State Council and the Minnesota Fourth Degree district.

A Spark House guide · Sources checked November 13, 2026