Our Mission Statement:
The Hawaii State Women’s Auxiliary’s mission is to promote the principals and ideals of charity-unity-fraternity through our partnership and support of our husbands and their service projects as member Knights. In addition, and through our efforts and support, we serve as a catalyst for recognizing the Knights of Columbus as a family centric organization, constantly building and maintaining the domestic church within our family units, promoting the presence of strong, faithful Catholic families in our community. Through the benefits of membership promotion, when the order gains a new Knight, the order gains a new family. It is through that family and the continued foundation of service that the Knights of Columbus is perpetuated for generations.
"Being a Knight is a family affair..."
Aloha Kakou...
The newly formed Women's Auxiliary or 'Lady Knights' was established in Hawaii to organize a broader foundation of support for the promotion of ideals and charitable programs of the Knights of Columbus. Family has always been a cornerstone of support for Parish councils. By installing this auxiliary, we bring a greater emphasis on the role of the family in council and State activities. As the Knight's of Columbus, in general, evolves to recognize
publicly the key partnership of Knights, their wives and families, Hawaii is positioned to lead this effort as we recognize the ideals reflected the Hawaiian meaning of family... 'Ohana'. Membership in the Auxiliary is open to wives and widows of member Knights in our current fraternal year. As we grow our auxiliary we hope that we will eventually include members from all councils and open up the option to join us to fiance' and daughters.
Vivat Jesus,Hawaii State Council-Lady Knights
See our members and their Knights below!
Women's Auxiliary Guide
Overview of Our Lady Knight's Organization
A casually compiled guide for wives, daughters and supporters that helps to explain and provide a quick peak of what makes up the Knights of Columbus. Why my husband attends meetings? What types of memberships are available? How do the wives and families fit in? A great overview of this family centric organization.
Make Way for the Women's Auxiliary!
View our two and five year strategic plan.
Are you a wife, daughter, mother or fiancé of a Knight?
Want to understand how you can support your Knight in a greater way? View our Women's Auxiliary 2 and 5 Year plan. Simple goals that help us to support our Knights!
(Pending completion, please check back again soon!)
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Keep up with the latest happenings of the Hawaii State Council Women's Auxiliary!
Ryan & Mandy Brown (Chair)
ST.ANN COUNCIL 14620
Clayton & Carol Nascimento
(Co-Chair)
ST.ANN COUNCIL 14620
Cicero & Ana Seisdedos (Secretary)
ST.ANN COUNCIL 17420
Pat & Linda Maher (Treasurer)
ST.RITA PARISH COUNCIL16414
Vincent & Bernie Lopez
STS.PETER & PAUL COUNCIL 16002
Paul & Raquel De Vos
ST.ANN COUNCIL 14620
Lito & Amy Alvarez (Chair)
ST.JUDE COUNCIL 12733
JOSHUA & JESICA KAPIKA
ST.MICHAEL COUNCIL 16741
Glenn & Linn Bautista (Chair)
ST.ANN COUNCIL 14620
Dallas & Monica Carter
ST.MICHAEL COUNCIL 16741
STEVE & Kristin Fredette (Chair)
ST.JUDE COUNCIL 12733
Michael & Kim Madix
ST.JUDE COUNCIL 12733
Join Us for Family Prayer Week - December 11, 2020 @ 7pm
A Higher Purpose: The Family Prayer Night program is engineered to strengthen the bonds within our parishes and build faith-filled families. This is an opportunity for council members, their families, and the parish community as a whole to come together once a month for an evening of prayer, dinner, and fellowship. The program includes a total of four prayer services. The first two services will be held via Zoom with the hope that we can gather in person in 2021 to execute the final two prayer nights.
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