Knights of St Columba (KSC)
​ ​'Serve God by serving others'
The Knights of St Columba is a Catholic men's organisation dedicated to the service of others. It was founded in 1919 and is named after St Columba who was an Irish Christian missionary who helped introduce Christianity to the people of Northern Britain. 
The Knights of St Columba: 
  • are dedicated to the principles of charity, unity, fraternity
  • are open to all practicing Catholic men over the age of 16
  • have as their mission to support the teachings of the Catholic Church & they work 'for the moral and social welfare of their communities.'
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Grand Knight Ray Webb

Social Activities

Look out for the social activities in the Newsletter, organised by the Knights of the Catholic Parishes of Chichester and the Witterings: these include the regular Fish and Chip and Quiz nights held at the various churches.

Annual KSC Mass at Arundel Cathedral

The Knights of St Columba in Sussex hold an annual Mass at Arundel Cathedral on the Sunday nearest to St Philip Howard's Feast day on 19th October. (Following the formation of the Friends of Arundel Cathedral in 1985 the annual Mass has been continued annually as a joint venture with the Friends.)

The KSC National Action Project 

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Click here for info on the action project
From November 2016 until October 2017 the KSC National Action Project is Missio - the official Catholic charity for overseas mission.