For the Thanksgiving holiday, Jesuit-Marquette Squires conducted their annual food drive and distributed the collected food to needy families across the New Orleans area.

The Squires and The Scouts come together for a special cause. Today our boys spent time helping at the Annual Cerebral Palsy Christmas Party. They assisted in serving them food and passing out drinks then they also helped with the passing of the gifts. We are thankful to have great boys in our circle and in the local scout troops. Esto Dignus !!!!!

Fr. Roy Edwards Circle of Carencro decided to help out the less fortunate in the community this season and with the help of "The Extra Mile" a local non-profit organization who helps families in need.We adopted a family, there was a single mother with 4 children, 2-boys and 2 girls in our area. We donated clothes and toys for the kids, It was a great evening for our boys and their siblings. It was a great learning experience for the squires to find out what the giving is all about.
I would like to give a special thanks to my Brother Knights and Guidry's Uniforms for donating a gift card to make this a wonderful Christmas for the family.

Congratulations! to the Broussard Circle for collecting over 100 gallons of pull tabs.
Keep up the good work guys! As a state, we have collected exactly 123.25 gallons of pull tabs, so guys lets get to work and see how much we can collect before June 2012!

Click below to view pull tab results

http://www.louisianasquires.org/PullTabFullReport

Last week we all received an email, describing our new state-wide Pull Tab Collection program.

All information regarding the program can be found on our website under "Programs" and "Pull Tab Program"

We are keeping track of the amount of Pull Tabs each circle collects on our Pull Tab Full Report webpage which can also be found under the "Programs" section of our website.

This is where you come in! Each circle should establish a person to keep your circle’ record up-to-date on the website.

All that person has to do is click the blue button that says "update your Circle's Report" , the button can be found under the results of each circle. Once you have clicked on the button, fill out the form and click "submit" and your results will be sent.

Pull Tab results will be updated every Monday! If your circle has collected Pull Tabs already, please go to the Pull Tab Result page and let us know!

As of right now, everyone’s record is set at 0 (Zero)

So please, let’s start collecting those pull tabs!!




Click below to update your circle's record

http://www.louisianasquires.org/UpdatePullTabReport

The Manual Joseph Mayers Columbian Squires Circle #2558 of St. Amant, LA was recently featured in the Catholic Commentator Newspaper, which is the diocese newspaper for the Baton Rouge area





Click link below to be directed to the full article:

http://thecatholiccommentator.atomicnewstools.com/pages/?p=3501

Members of the newly formed Columbian Squires Circle in Carencro spent a day helping Knights & ladies from the Auxiliary do some spring cleaning at the K of C home. The boys scrubbed walls & floors and helped the adults out in hauling off trash.

Squires included: Michael "Big Mike" Richard, Nick Wyatt, Dylon Melancon, Aaron Arceneaux and future Squire Andrew Arceneaux
Way to make it happen for your Knights! Esto Dignus!

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Squires Circle 4444 pressure washed Ms. Mabel a fellow parishioner's trailer and porch on Good Friday! Ms. Mabel was very pleased in the results the squires had done! Squires in picture are Tristan Romero, Charlie Lewis, Matthew Gary, Joshua Reidel, and Andre Serio. I would like to also thank the parents for making this project a great Success!!

Tristan Romero, Sam Fournet, Andre Serio, Jaret Gary, Charlie Lewis, his parents Jimmy and Jennifer Lewis and Chris Fruge helped out fellow Squire Logan Cormier with his Eagle Scout Project.

The Project was cleaning up a Cemetary, pressure washing tombs sidewalks and mausoleums, also repainting a mausoleum.

The Squires started work at 8am Saturday morning and worked all day with other volunteers and Knights of Columbus.

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