On Suday, February 16th Council #821 joined other Councils from District 9 in support of The Life Center of L.I. at St. Pat's Parish, Smithtown. Over 150 Knights and guests gathered to support a "Culture of Life!" Close to $2000 was collected along with a truckload of baby supplies to- Help Support New Mothers and Their Infants!
Thank you to all who attended, donated, and assisted!
Donations can still be mailed to:
Life Center of Long Island
35 East Willow Street
Massapequa, NY 11758
SK Nick Fetherston "Community Outreach Award"

The Brothers of Father Seyfried Council #821, Kings Park, NY hosted a "Silver Rose Prayer Service" and hospitality on May 9th. The service asks for the intervention of our Blessed Mother to protect the sanctity of life. The service included the praying of the Rosary along with a special prayer service provided by the Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus.

PGK Thomas Mc Cabe passed to his eternal rest suddenly on November 5, 2025. His wake will be at Butler-Hughes Funeral Home on Indian Head Rd. in Kings Park, NY on Sunday, November 9th from 4-8 PM. A Knights Wake Service will be held at 7PM-Brothers please arrive by 6:45PM. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated for Thomas on Monday, November 10th at 11AM at The Parish of Saint Joseph in Kings Park. Please keep PGK Thomas and his family in your prayers. Thomas will be missed.
Well Done Good and Faithful Servant!-Matthew 25:21

Thank you, Peter, for your dedication to the principles of the Knights of Columbus and your tireless efforts on behalf of the order.
Vivat Jesus!

The Brothers of Father Seyfried Council #821, Kings Park, NY joined the Catholic Daughters of the Americas and the Parishioners of the Parish of St. Joseph to pray for our Great United States. Over 100 of the Faithful were in attendance for this important event.
11/13/25

NY, NY-St. Patrick's Day Parade 2026
Two Brothers from the Knights of Columbus Council #821 deserve special recognition for their participation in the 2026 NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade. Brother Terry Roche (photo left) was given the honor of being named Assistant to the Grand Marshal of the Parade. Brother John Fallon (photo right, left in picture) marched as a bagpiper with the Nassau County Police Pipes and Drums Corps. If not for COVID restrictions, this would have been John's 50th year of participation. Congratulations to both Brothers for bringing a bit of "The Emerald Isle" to us.
