Harvard Knights of Columbus: Welcome to Harvard University, Class of 2017!

A WARM WELCOME to the Harvard Class of 2017

and to all returning students and fellows across the university and affiliated institutions!

Please register here to join our email list and learn about the Knights of Columbus.

For gentlemen interested in our fraternity, information and videos are below.

Send all questions and comments to HarvardKnights [at] gmail.com
You can also view our tentative Calendar of Events.

Br. Michael Brewer '07, former President of the Harvard Catholic Student Association

and founding Grand Knight, speaks with Fr. Rosica of Salt + Light Television

on what drew him to the Knights and how membership impacted his faith.

(Video courtesy of Salt + Light Television.)

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND INTEREST!

For all Catholic women viewing our site, thanks for your support

and please explore our female counterpart, the Harvard Daughters of Isabella.

These official videos below are provided courtesy of the

Supreme Office's YouTube Channel

INFORMATION FOR
PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS & FRIENDS

The Knights of Columbus is the largest Catholic fraternal organization in the world

The Order was founded in 1882 by the Venerable Father Michael J. McGivney to unite Catholic men under the values of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. Since that time, the Order has grown to over 1.8 million members in 15,000 Councils worldwide. In 2006, former Grand Knight and President of the Harvard-Radcliffe Catholic Student Association, Br. Michael V. Brewer ‘07, founded the Pope John Paul II Council (No. 14188) to serve the Harvard Catholic Center based at St. Paul Parish. We now invite you to consider joining our work—a quest to grow in faith while serving those around us.

Membership in the Knights is a unique fraternal experience at Harvard, distinct from other campus organizations. We are a Council of men deeply committed to Christ, Holy Mother Church, and each other's spiritual formation—diligently building up the Kingdom of Christ, one man at a time. Attendance and participation, therefore, are taken with seriousness and dedication. We welcome you to explore our rich history and brotherhood at Harvard, comprised of undergraduate and graduate students, spanning all academic disciplines, as well as faculty, alumni, and young-adult professionals.