Current News and Events:

Break the Winter Blues Charity Bar-B-Q

The K of C will be cooking outside (snow or no snow) and the inside will remind us all of summer in this annual Charity event. Saturday, January 28 at 6 PM (after the 5 PM Mass). Tickets on sale this weekend and next! Please click here for complete details.

Basketball Free Throw Challenge

Friday, Jan 27 at 6:00 PM

Jointly hosted by the Immaculate Conception and St. Joesph Parish (West Hollis St., Nashua) at St. Joseph Parish Gathering Space/Gym. All boys & girls ages 10 to 14 (as of Jan 1) are invited to participate. Participants are required to furnish proof of age and written parental consent.

Click here for a form you can print out, fill out, and bring to the day of event. On-site registration starts at 5:30 PM

For additional information, or to pre-register, please contact: Gaius Monteyro, gmonteyro@gmail.com, 603-438-3709

Rosary/Prayer Service for Life

Thursday, Jan 19 in the Chapel in the Spiritual Center. Let us pray for a full restoration for the right to life of the unborn, for healing for those carrying the burden of a past decision on Life, and for a love and compassion for the unborn and mothers in crisis.

State Wide Respect Life Jan. Events:

• ROE V. WADE Since this Supreme Court Decision of 1/22/73, the lives of over 50 million unborn, innocent American babies have been intentionally ended, and countless hearts carry the weight of these “procedures”. Norma McCorvey, the “Jane Doe” plaintiff, has long since sought reconciliation, embraced the Catholic Faith, and is outspoken in the pro-life movement. Please continue to pray for Life, for Healing and for love and support for women and couples in crisis.
• K of C State Pro-Life Dinner (open to all), Jan. 28.  Click here for details

Want to know more about the Knights?

Please feel free to contact us at any time. It would be our privilege to speak with you. Check out our Membership page for more details, including a video.

Also, Knights will be available after all Masses the weekend of Nov. 12th and 13, to answer any questions and provide more information.

The mission of the Knights is “Service” and “service in the name of Christ”. And our Council humbly serves our Parish, the Nashua community, and when possible, beyond.