Community Groups
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- Wood Workers Guild
- Knights of Columbus
- St. Odilia Men's Club
- Scouts
- Quilts for the Needy
- Craft Group
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Definition of a Guild you ask? (An association of people, for mutual aid or pursuit of a common goal.) The mutual aid is to share knowledge with people who want to learn about woodworking. The common goal is to teach people skills and techniques about woodworking and using those skills to serve our parish and the greater community. Understanding that God has blessed us with gifts and those gifts are meant to share.
If you have any questions, contact Jerry Ruhland @ 763-785-2694
Please join us for our next meeting of the Wood Workers Guild of St. Odilia:
The next meeting will be held on Monday, August 11th in the St Monica Room from 6:30 to 8:00 PM.
This month's topic will be Wood Furniture refinishing. Different methods of how to refinish a piece of furniture will be demonstrated.
The Woodworkers Guild will be having a Fall Sale. Stay tuned for more information.
All are Welcome to join this group.
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Our Mission: We are Catholic men building a bridge back to faith. There is much good and necessary work to be done in this world, and that’s what Knights do every day. Contact Joe Gatto - Grand Knight at 651.260.6256 or [email protected].
Charities
• Colombian Coffee
• Jim Campbell Fund
• Pennies for Seminarians
• Student Loan Program
Get Involved
• Basketball Free Throw Contest
• Coffee & Donuts
• Nativity Scene – Setup & Teardown
Links
KOFC – National Website
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Contact:
Dan Britz, President, [email protected], 612-237-4673
David Salter, Vice President, [email protected]
Dennis Miller, Treasurer, [email protected]
Questions? Email menscl[email protected]2025 St. Odilia Men’s Club Ministry Objective
The St. Odilia Men’s Club Ministry’s objectives seek to emulate the Holy Family by bringing the men of our parish together to be a kind of guardian for our parish family. We attempt to accomplish this by:- Praying for our parish family
- Hosting social events for our parish to promote fellowship of its members
- Providing resources when we can, (both time and money) to areas and ministries in our parish that we feel can use our support
- Encouraging each of its members by hosting “get-togethers” and “religious seminars” where we can get to know and support each other and each others families better.
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Did You Know? St. Odilia proudly charters four BSA Scout Units!
Family Pack 9626 (co-ed) welcomes youth in grades K-5.
Troop 9626 (boys) and Troop 7626 (girls) welcome youth in grades 6–12.
Venturing Crew 9626 (co-ed) welcomes youth ages 14–21 who are ready for high adventures.You don’t have to be the “outdoorsy type” to join Cub Scouts, but you will need to touch grass! We start with the basics: learning phone numbers and addresses, and othersimple life skills. By the time Cub Scouts move on to ScoutsBSA, they’ve gained confidence, refined core skills, and grown more comfortable with the outdoors. As a parent, one of the greatest gifts of Scouting is witnessing the growth and development of my children. 
Here are ways to connect with us:Troops & Crew: https://www.scouting626.com/
Boys’ Troop: https://tinyurl.com/BoysTroop9626Girls’ Troop: https://tinyurl.com/GirlsTroop9626Venturing Crew: https://tinyurl.com/Crew9626
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The group meets on most Mondays during the school year in the Courtyard from 9:30am to 3:00pm. We tie quilts and then convert them into sleeping bags. These are provided to Dorothy Day Center, Listening House, and Joseph's Coat. All fabric and supplies are donated. No experience is necessary and we welcome you to join us. More info: 651-483-3844.
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Craft Group
Volunteers come together to make craft items and quilts and to provide support to the Council of Catholic Women at their joint fundraising events with the Craft Group. Our parish and charities for women and children benefit from these efforts.
