FAQs

  1. Supreme Council
    The Knights of Columbus international headquarters is located in New Haven, Connecticut. Led by the Supreme Knight, the chief executive officer of the Knights, the office provides administrative support and leadership for our more than 15,900 local units.
  2. State Councils
    The Supreme Council oversees over 75 state council organizations, which assist in guiding regional activities aligned with the principles of the Order.
    Idaho State Council Website 
  3. Districts
    Each state council is divided into districts – groupings of several local councils.

    Idaho District #5 – District Deputy:  Cory Newell 
  4. Local Councils
    Local councils serve as the fundamental building blocks of the Knights of Columbus. While most are affiliated with parishes, some have their dedicated council halls within a community. Each local council is dedicated to addressing the needs of its community in alignment with the principles of the Order. A Knights of Columbus council possesses the potential to make a substantial impact; indeed, through its diverse programs, it can facilitate positive transformations within the community, town, city, or neighborhood in which it operates. However, the success of a Knights of Columbus program hinges on individuals who conceive the initial idea, adapt it to suit specific circumstances and local requirements, and then execute the program effectively. Every local council assesses the specific needs of its community and implements programs and activities that are most relevant to their area. The Knights of Columbus Faith in Action Programs are designed to involve council members in a wide range of activities across various categories.