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By: Brief The Press
Category: Business
March 22, 2026
Knights of Columbus Honor Milford St. Patrick's Day Parade with Faith and Patriotism
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- Knights of Columbus Color Corps led Milford St. Patrick's Day Parade.
- Extensive participation from Fourth and Third Degree KofC members.
- Statue of St. Patrick contingent highlighted spiritual heritage.
- Reinforced KofC's commitment to faith, patriotism, and community service.
Impact - Why it Matters
This event signifies the Knights of Columbus's vital role in fostering community spirit, faith, and patriotism. Their visible participation strengthens local traditions and demonstrates their ongoing commitment to civic engagement and service. It reinforces their identity as dedicated community leaders, ensuring their values remain central to public life and local celebrations.
Summary
The Knights of Columbus Color Corps proudly led an inspiring display of faith, patriotism, and community spirit at the annual Milford St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 22, 2026. Joined by Master Brian C. Hallock and the Color Corps Flag Team, the procession through historic Milford captivated large crowds. District Marshal Allan Raffay and the Color Corps set a tone of honor and civic pride, reflecting the Order's commitment to public service.
This significant participation showcased the unity of the Knights, with dedicated Fourth Degree Assembly members from 938, 2605, and 3755 demonstrating unwavering patriotism. The District Flag Team added a striking visual element, while Third Degree Knights from Councils #13935, #12571, and #9832 strengthened the fraternal presence. A special highlight included the Third Degree contingent reverently accompanying the Statue of St. Patrick, adding a profound spiritual dimension.
Under clear skies and pleasant 50-degree weather, the Knights of Columbus received warm applause, reinforcing their role as visible ambassadors of faith, charity, unity, and patriotism. District Deputy Larry Commisso's leadership ensured a strong, unified presence, strengthening bonds between the Knights and the communities they serve. This memorable day in Milford underscored the enduring spirit of tradition, service, and fraternity that defines the Knights of Columbus.