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Columbus Day Dinner
The Spaghetti Dinner has been renamed to Columbus Day because Christopher Colombus is so significant to the Knights of Columbus. Also, we have upgraded from Spaghetti to Lasagna.
This is a reserved seating event, you will choose the seats at the store. Contact the event organizer if you need help, prefer to pay cash or check, or have a question.
The Presentation Knights of Columbus annual Columbus Day Dinner is on Saturday October 10, 2026 from 6:00PM until 9:00PM. Lasagna or Pesto pasta, dinner rolls, salad, antipasti appetizer and dessert are on the menu. There will also be a no host bar and fabulous raffle prizes. The dinner will be in the Guadalupe Hall at Presentation Church in Stockton California.
There will be a $10 corkage fee for every bottle of wine brought to the dinner. This is a charitable event and a significant percentage of income is generated by drink sales. We appreciate your understanding and support. Please pay at the door, the bar will provide wine cups and open the bottle.
Online sales are closed but tickets are available at the door!
Pancake Breakfast
Please join us the first Sunday of the month for the World Famous Pancake Breakfast, after the 7:00AM and 8:45AM Masses. Breakfast is $5.00, children under 6 years and altar servers are free. Cash, check, debit cards, credit cards and Apple Pay are accepted.
Ticket sales are online and we have a short video that demonstrates how to use the online store, just click here to see the movie!
Please note that for reserved seating events your ticket will show a seat assignment but seats are not actually assigned at the dinner. The table number on your ticket is your table, choose any seat you wish once at your table.
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August 7, 2019 at 2:47 am
Hi Bob, the “Roster” page itself is password protected but that is a shared password that all the Knights can know. Other parts of the site (any page that accepts comments) requires that you have your own personal account, with your own user name and your own password.
They do this because you can actually start your own Blog or comments page all by yourself, so you would own it.
Those are the only two conditions where some sort of a password is required.
August 6, 2019 at 5:05 pm
Rick, it appears that the site requires that a different password is needed for blog and officer sites?