Catholic men of The Knights of Columbus have served others for over 100 years. Hundreds of thousands of Catholic men have been a part of our family-oriented fraternal group. We are committed to strengthening our parish community through service to others. You will find Knights in many of the parish stewardship programs, but we also live and work throughout Alamance, Orange, Chatham, and Durham Counties, and surrounding areas. Why not give us a look? We think you will find that there is a need for your unique skills in our church helping others and demonstrating what Catholic Men do to help others where we live and work. Learn more
Welcome to the Official Paul J. Trageser Council 10910 Knights of Columbus located in Chapel Hill, NC. We support the St. Thomas More Catholic Church and School, but we are so much more. There is strength in numbers and by working as a dedicated team of men of all ages. Here are a few photos of Knights. Can we add your picture to our collection? All we need is you–“in service to the Lord.”
Council News
First Lenten Fish Fry for 2024
The first Knights of Columbus Parish Lenten Fish Fry is Friday, February 16th. That’s right. It is almost Lent with Ash Wednesday coming up fast this month on February 14th. Once again, we will start the season by having our first annual fish fry! The first event will be on Friday, February 16th. Although most join us for dinner after the 5:15 p.m. mass, we do start serving at 5 p.m. Dinner is open to parish members and our Chapel Hill community. Takeout is also available. Can we look forward to seeing you? Mark your calendars now! Share the news with…
Keep readingCouncil Charter Now Online
Most of our members have not read our actual Council Charter. Your local Historian has located an image of the much larger original and has added to our About Us section. Take a look at it and you will see the names of current members who played an important part it the formation of the Council. Link to Charter We have thirty years of history of our members “doing small things with great love.” We’ll be adding back to our website some of our history that includes many “first’s” in Chapel Hill. Our parish men originally were part of Council…
Keep readingThere is a Story There
There are well over 100 members in our Council and each one of us is unique. Our family is unique, our history (life’s journey) is unique, and our faith is worth sharing. Yes, there is a story there. One of the things that we seem to have lost during the last century is storytelling. Our local newspapers had a lot of reporters walking their beat looking for a story. Large cities like Philadelphia had four or more newspapers and some had two or more editions each day. Where did it all go? We seem to have segregated our news to…
Keep readingFestival in May 6, 2022
The Paul J. Trageser Council 10910 will be working in conjunction with the Home and School Association at STM to put on our first Festival in 2 years. Please use the link to see more about our exciting Raffle’s and other information.
Keep readingInstallation of Officers
July 21st, 2021 – Paul J. Trageser Council 10910 welcomed its new officers for the fraternal year. The ceremony was held in the main sanctuary of Saint Thomas More. In his opening statement, Retired Grand Knight Bill Jackson extended his “warmest congratulations, assurance of continued cooperation, and prayerful wishes for a most successful administration” to the incoming Officers. Fr. Scott opened up the ceremony in a prayer to imbue the Officers with wisdom to exercise their authority with justice and charity, humility to acknowledge the possibility of error, and dedication to the practice of Christian principles, just as Blessed Fr.…
Keep readingPlay Ground Work Day July 24, 2021
July 24th, 2021 – The playground at Saint Thomas More Elementary School saw a major renovation. The Knights of Councils 10910, 3390, and 17125, as well as some wives and friends, worked hard to render the area as safe and clean as possible for the returning students. Some Knights shoveled the sand out of the old sandbox and spread it throughout the playground, while the wooden frame was demolished. Others removed some old metal play structures and the old astroturf around the rock-climbing wall. Still others installed poles for shade canopies and the rest built a pit for Gaga ball,…
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