Knights of Columbus Lead Inspiring St. Patrick's Day Parade in Milford

Fourth and Third Degree Members Showcase Faith, Patriotism, and Community Spirit

Mar. 22, 2026 at 8:35am

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The Knights of Columbus Color Corps, District Flag Team, and Third Degree Councils from Milford and Lords Valley joined Master Brian C. Hallock in a vibrant celebration of faith, heritage, and community at Milford's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade.

Why it matters

The Knights of Columbus have a long history of participating in community events and showcasing their principles of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. Their visible presence in the Milford St. Patrick's Day Parade reinforces their role as ambassadors of these values within the local community.

The details

Leading the parade was District Marshal Allan Raffay and the dignified Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus Color Corps. Master Brian C. Hallock was joined by dedicated Fourth Degree Assembly members, and the District Flag Team added a striking visual element to the procession. Members of the Third Degree Knights of Columbus from local councils also prominently participated, including a contingent accompanying the Statue of St. Patrick.

  • The annual Milford St. Patrick's Day Parade took place on March 22, 2026.

The players

Brian C. Hallock

Master of the Knights of Columbus Pennsylvania Central District.

Allan Raffay

District Marshal of the Knights of Columbus.

John Paul II Council #13935

A Knights of Columbus council based in Milford, Pennsylvania.

Saint John Neumann/Good Shepherd Council #12571

A Knights of Columbus council based in Lords Valley, Pennsylvania.

Our Lady of the Mountain Council #9832

A Knights of Columbus council based in Milford, Pennsylvania.

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The takeaway

The Knights of Columbus' participation in the Milford St. Patrick's Day Parade showcased their commitment to serving their local community and upholding the organization's core values of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. Their visible presence and reverent display reinforced the Knights' role as ambassadors of faith and tradition within the region.