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Master of District II
SK. Dennis Henderson
And
Lady Maxine
• Formed February 22, 1900
• Highest Degree in the Order
• Primary Purpose is to Foster the Spirit of Patriotism and Encourage Active Catholic Citizenship
• Assemblies Draw Their Membership From Local Councils. Councils are the incubators of Sir Knights
• Any Third Degree member in Good Standing having been a Knight for at least six months may apply for membership
• Opportunity to Join the Color Corps, the Visible Arm of the Knights of Columbus
• Chalice Ceremony, Flag Retirement, Veteran Support, and more
FOURTH DEGREE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
HOW DO I JOIN?
Be a Brother Knight for at least six months
Be in Good Standing with your Council
Be a 3rd Degree Brother Knight
Seek out a 4th Degree sponsor
Complete a Form 4
Place a Small Deposit With Your Application
Participate in a beautiful Exemplication Ceremony on our Fourth principal: Patriotism
And That’s All There Is…..
Well Not Really!
Joining the Fourth Degree is Simpler
Than You Think
WHAT IS THE EXEMPLICATION ALL ABOUT?
Normally held on a weekend and may include a Dinner on Friday Evening, with the Ceremony being held the next day.
• Ladies Program and Involvement
• Celebration Mass
• Masters Banquet
Everyone celebrates by dressing formally
The Exemplification is a unique Patriotic Ceremony
WHAT DO I GET FOR MY PARTICIPATION?
You will be Joining an Assembly of Brother Sir Knights who Honor Patriotism and Love of God and Country.
You have the Opportunity to Join the Honor Guard and be Part of the Knights of Columbus Color Corps.
WHAT DO I GET FOR MY PARTICIPATION?
You can become involved in activities in Support of Our God, Our Nation and its Citizens.
You can be involved in many Social Activities.
WHAT DO I GET FOR MY PARTICIPATION?
You may be remembered in a special Chalice Ceremony and Assembly Dedication.
WHAT DO I GET FOR MY PARTICIPATION?
You Get What You Put Into It!
Just Like in Your Council
THINGS TO CONSIDERIf I DID Join…What Level of Commitment Could I Really Make?
What are my Real Priorities, Do They Fit With the Fourth Degree?
Cost for the Exemplification and Asembly Dues?
Can I Make a Difference in my Church and Community?
Am I a Patriot, for God and Country?
Who Do I Know is Already a Sir Knight?
Quote: “You don’t have to be a Sir Knight to be a Good Catholic, But you Must be a Good Catholic to be a Sir Knight!”
Bishop Povish at 4th Degree Exemplification Dinner April 1998
So What Now!
QUESTIONS?