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Knights of Columbus Orange County, CA Charity, Unity, Fraternity |
Forms
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Click on the Forms Below. You can fill out the
forms online
MR Drive Forms Below-Print and Mail
You can also obtain additional
Forms from the State Website: Forms from Supreme
Website:
Please
complete this form and mail by June 23rd:
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DUE DATE FORM/REPORT/ACTION
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July
1 Council Per
Capita Tax Levied by Supreme Council. ($1.75 per
member) |
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July 1
Report of Council Officers. (#185) |
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July
10 Suspension of
Council if April Catholic Advertising Fund is not
paid. |
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August 1 Service Program Personnel Report.
(#365) |
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August 15 Semiannual Audit Report. (#1295) |
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September 1 Columbian Squires Officers and Counsellors
Report (#468) |
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September 1 Notice of Appointment of Round Table
Coordinator
(#2629) |
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October 1 Catholic Advertising Fund
charges levied by Supreme
Council (50¢ per member) |
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October 10
Suspension of Council if July Per Capita Tax is
not paid. |
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January 1 Council
Per Capita Tax Levied by Supreme Council. ($1.75
per member) |
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January 10
Suspension of Council if October Catholic Advertising
Fund is not paid. |
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January 31 Annual Survey of Fraternal
Activity. (#1728) AND |
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February 15 Semiannual Audit Report. (#1295) |
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April 1 Catholic Advertising Fund
charges levied by Supreme
Council. (50¢ per member) |
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April 1
Applications for Refund Support Vocations Program(#2863)
due at Supreme Council office between now and June 30. |
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April 10
Suspension of Council if January Per Capita tax
is not paid. |
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April 15: |
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June
30 Application
for Columbian Award (#SP-7) due at Supreme
Council office. |
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June
30 Applications
for Corps d’Elite Award (#278) and Brother
Barnabas Award (#279) due at Supreme Council office. |
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June
30 Annual Report of Knights of |
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Immediately Membership Document.
(#100) Submit after
initiation. |
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As
Required “Notice of Intent to Suspend.”
(#1845) |
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As
Required
State/Provincial entries for International Service |
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Program Awards Contest
— Church, Community,
Council, Family, Youth to State Councils. |
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As
Required
State/Provincial entries for International “Family of
the Year” Contest to State Councils. |
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Monthly “Family of the Month”
selection. (#1993)
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All the good works we do
are informed by our four core principles:
Charity
- Our Catholic faith teaches us to “Love thy
neighbor as thyself.” Members of the Knights
of Columbus show love for their neighbors by
conducting food drives and donating the food
to local soup kitchens and food pantries, by
volunteering at Special Olympics, and by
supporting, both spiritually and materially,
mothers who choose life for their babies.
Knights recognize that our mission, and our
faith in God, compels us to action. There is
no better way to experience love and
compassion than by helping those in need, a
call we answer every day.
Unity
– None of us is as good as all of us.
Members of the Knights of Columbus all know
that – together – we can accomplish far more
than any of us could individually. So we
stick together…we support one another. That
doesn’t mean that we always agree or that
there is never a difference of opinion. It
does mean that – as a Knight of Columbus –
you can count on the support and
encouragement of your brother Knights as you
work to make life better in your parish and
community.
Fraternity
– The Venerable Michael J. McGivney founded
the Knights of Columbus, in large part, to
provide assistance to the widows and
children left behind when the family
breadwinner died – often prematurely. The
Order’s top-rated insurance program
continues to do this today, as do individual
Knights, who last year gave more than 10
million hours of their time to assist sick
and/or disabled members and their families.
In the Knights of Columbus, we watch out for
and take care of one another.
Patriotism
– Members of the Knights of Columbus, be
they Americans, Canadians, Mexicans, Cubans,
Filipinos, Poles, or Dominicans, are
patriotic citizens. We are proud of our
devotion to God and country, and believe in
standing up for both. Whether it’s in public
or private, the Knights remind the world
that Catholics support their nations and are
amongst the greatest citizens.