From Knightline August 28, 2026 – Racing Toward Heaven
At age 34, Jonathan Kuplack, a member of Fray Marcos Council 1783 in Gallup, New Mexico, ran his first ultramarathon. Since then, he has run in many more and helped co-found Sebaste. “We need to be moving at full speed toward the prize,” Kuplack said, “the only thing that actually matters in this life, which is becoming a great saint.”
Knights of Columbus St. Teresa of Avila Council No. 3683
Fr. Ivan Torres, retiring after 26 years at the VA Hospital in Albuquerque, will celebrate his last Mass on August 22nd. Parishioners from St. Teresa of Avila and Council No. 3683 in Grants, NM, presented him with a $1,000 check, shown here with District Deputy Chris Madrid Jr. and Council Treasurer Chris Madrid Sr.
144th Supreme Convention, August 4-6, 2026, Denver, Colorado – “Where is Roger????“
Our Lady of Sorrows-Knights of Columbus Council 7633, Bernalillo, NM
We’re excited to announce that our backpack drive was an incredible success! Thanks to the collective efforts of our dedicated volunteers and generous donors, we were able to distribute 50 backpacks filled with essential school supplies. This initiative has made a significant difference for families in our community as they prepare for the school year. It’s truly heartwarming to witness the spirit of unity and support as everyone came together for this meaningful cause.
Assembly 3309, Our Lady of the Incarnation
On July 4th, Assembly 3309, Our Lady of the Incarnation, located in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, commemorated the 250th anniversary of the United States of America by participating in a Patriotic Mass and Rosary.
The annual Fiesta de Taos took place July 17-19,2026 , at the Historic Taos Plaza in New Mexico
Santiago Assembly 3560 is Serving Strong. Here we are serving Honor Guard for the Fiesta Mass, followed by the Procession to the Historic Taos Plaza, and Presenting Colors for the Opening Ceremonies.
Viva La Fiesta!
Nuestra Señora Del Rosario Council 10517 Santa Fe
From the Santa Fe New Mexican/Photos Jim Weber
Members of the Nuestra Señora Del Rosario Council 10517 in Santa Fe helped install veteran banners on streetlights in the downtown Santa Fe area as part of the Hometown Heroes project. The Knights worked alongside Comcast, Coates Tree Service, Southwest Fire Defense, and Santa Fe County to honor local veterans by displaying their photos on banners throughout the city.
For more information visit http://www.SantaFeHeros.org | Sponsors: Comcast, Coates Tree Service, Southwest Fire Defense, Santa Fe County
New Mexico Knights of Columbus 