Brother Knights helped serve the meal

David Fuchsluger is 29 years old, and last year he quit his corporate 9-to-5 job to travel the country while living out of his car. He has always had a deep passion for nature and the wilderness, but on past trips he never felt like he had enough time to truly slow down, unwind, and fully experience it. So he made a big change—and took a big risk. He left behind a stable job to travel the country and explore God’s beautiful creation, and it ended up changing his life forever.

On March 11 fourteen bicycles were delivered for parolee use.

The O'Neill Council in Action: In preparation for a remodeling of one of the Assistance Center of Towson Churches (ACTC) facilities, five Knights helped with moving furniture on February 21. Pictured here from left to right, Bob Woolley, Greg Burke, Kevin Scally, Mike Malooly, and Russ Letra.

A Valentine's Day Luncheon was held on February 14th to honor our Ladies. A Big Thank You to Kerry Fergusion and the K Ladies for all they do for the Council. Click on the image for more photos.

The Immaculate Conception School Award - Left to right Heather Cucuzella, Principal; Laurie Londeree, award recipient;  John McFadden, presenter from the Council; Lisa Metzbower, Assistant Principal The Saint Joseph School Award - Left to right Mrs. Janine Paetow, Asst. Principal;  Jessica Larkin, Recipient Russ Letra DGK, Presenter, Mrs. Maggie Bellamy, Principal Click HERE for more photos

PGK John Meredith was presented the Columbian Award at the Council Business Meeting.

The presenter for our January Social Meeting was Rachael Soto , the new Executive Director of Pregnancy Center North. To help mark the importance of Life, she gave a presentation titled “ Pregnancy Centers & You: Building for the Future One Life at a Time .”  She discussed what they do, shared client testimonials, and outlined their goals for the future. She will also talked about their partnership with Seven Weeks Coffee , a pro-life coffee company that gives back 15% of eve

The Council held its Annual Christmas Party on December 10th, A good time was enjoyed by all. Donations were presented to the following: Churches: Christ the King St Joseph’s Cockeysville Immaculate Conception St Francis Xavier Charities: Immaculate Conception School House of Ruth Assistance Center of Towson Churches Center for Pregnancy Concerns Pregnancy Center North Sisters Academy United Churches Assistance Network The Sisters of Charity Seminarians: Trey Bart Connor Guid

Unfortunately, Santa was under the weather this year and one of his elves (Gus Muller) visited with the residents. Instrumental Music and Christmas Carols were also provided by the Knights. Click on the image for more photos!

A number of Brothers assisted with the ICS Annual Festival of St Nicholas and sold lottery tickets.

On December 6 ICS held the Annual Festival of St Nicholas. Members of the Council were present to assist, take family photos and print family photos. For all of the photos click on the image.

Twenty-two bicycles were delivered to the "Tides of Grace" charity on the eastern shore. To learn more about the Tides of Grace click HERE and HERE

DGK Russ Letra was recognized as the November Knight of the Month

Sean FitzPatrick, our Insurance/Financial Agent, discussed, Protecting & Growing Your Income, Assets and Estate - Now and in the Future . This is at the heart of Fr. McGivney’s mission, that our families have financial certainty, especially when things don’t go as we plan. Of note, he discussed specific areas that could erode prior to and in retirement and ways to counter this erosion. For more photos click on the image.

On November 5th the Council celebrated the Annual Memorial Mass at Immaculate Conception Church remembering our members and ladies who died during the last twelve months.

The Council held an Exemplification on October 29th. The new members from left to right are: Craig Kelly Jim Ferguson Mike Gerding For more photos click on the image.

On Saturday, October 25, we hosted the 3rd Annual Fall Family Fun Day at the Council Hall. The event was specifically designed for families with children and grandchildren of all ages. There wase Trunk-or-Treating for the kids, who were encouraged to come dressed as their favorite Saint.  There were games, food, and fun for the entire family!  For more photos click on the image.