Business Meetings - First Wednesday of Each Month

We invite all to join us for Evening Prayer and Eucharistic Adoration at 7:00p.m. in the Day Chapel. The meeting will begin promptly at 7:30p.m. in the Upper Room at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church

Social Meetings - Third Wednesday of Each Month

We invite all to join us for Evening Prayer and Eucharistic Adoration at 7:00p.m. in the Day Chapel. the meeting will begin at 7:30p.m. in the Upper Room at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church

Rosary - First Wednesday of Each Month

We invite all to join us as we lead in the saying of the Rosary at 7:00p.m. in the Upper Room at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church

Recent Activities

Summer 2007 Newsletter

Welcome New Members! The following Brothers have recently received the honor of the First Degree: John Brannon Mark McCullough Kent Broach Mike Ryan

Advancing Degrees The following Brothers have recently progressed through the ranks of 2nd and 3rd Degree: Andy Moore Mark McCullough John Moskal Doug Covell Kent Broach John Brannon Bob Miskell Tom Tokarek

Congratulations to our new Sir Knights!!! The following Brothers have recently achieved the highest Degree of our Order: SK Jim Spitznogle SK Joe DaRin SK Gene Hollander

Support our Parish and our Council !!! - USE SCRIPS

Do you buy groceries? Of course you do! How many trips to the hardware store have you made? Do you plan on eating out any time soon? EVERY time you use SCRIPS to do the above (and much more!), you COULD be supporting St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish AND the Council!!! Let's face it, at least once this week you have visited one of the participating merchants in our SCRIPs program...why not have some of that money go back to our Parish and our Council! It's that simple! Visit the SCRIPs desk after Mass and one of our Knights will show you how easy it is to support our Parish and Council while doing EVERYDAY shopping. Click HERE to view a sample order form and preview the list of the MANY local merchants that are willing to help us support our Catholic Community!!

2007 Lenten Dinners Bishop Fulcher Council #12387 offers a great way to observe Lent with fellow parishioners, family, and friends! Click HERE to see pictures of the fun!

2005 Prime Life Grounds Bishop Fulcher Council #12387 offered their shovels and backs to help out Prime Life Enrichment Center rennovate their landscaping. Click HERE to see pictures of the fun!

The 4th Degree
Lt. Gen. Timothy J. Maude Assembly #2740

Become a Sir Knight!

The 4th Degree is the Patriotic Degree and highest Degree a Knight can achieve. We serve our community and exemplify what it means to be a Patriotic Catholic Gentleman. Follow this link to find out more about our Sir Knights! What is a Sir Knight?

Bishop Fulcher Council #12387 was chartered in 1999. It is named after Bishop George Avis Fulcher, who was a previous Bishop of our Diocese.

George Fulcher was born in Columbus Ohio on January 30, 1922. Ordained a priest on February 28, 1948 in St. Joseph Cathedral, Columbus, he served as Editor-in-Chief of the Catholic Times from 1958-67. He also served as a part-time instructor in Moral and Pastoral Theology at the Josephinum Seminary in Worthington Ohio from 1963-75 and as pastor of St. Joseph Cathedral from 1975-83. He was appointed Auxillary Bishop of Columbus on May 24, 1976. On February 7, 1983 , he was appointed Bishop of Lafayette-in-Indiana and installed as Bishop on April 14, 1983 replacing retiring Bishop Raymond J. Gallagher.

Bishop Fulcher died on January 25, 1984, just 9 months after his appointment, in an automobile accident, while returning to Lafayette from Terre Haute. During his short term as Bishop he anointed our Pastor, Rev. Theodore Rothrock, to priesthood. It was Father Ted who was instrumental in forming this Council. We have named this Council in honor of Bishop Fulcher to memorialize his relationship to St. Elizabeth Seton through Father Rothrock. Bishop Fulcher is buried in St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Lafayette IN.

Bishop Fulcher's papers are stored in the Univ of Notre Dame archives. These records include his service as a member of the National Council of Catholic Bishops in deliberations over the text of "The Challenge of Peace", the Bishops' pastoral letter on war and peace (1983).

The Bishop Fulcher Council works closely with the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in Carmel, IN, providing funding for various projects, including Bishop Fulcher Council Scholarships, Project Gabriel, Right to Life, Rosary for Soldiers, Consolation Ministry, Little Sisters of the Poor, Priest Appreciation, Seminarian/Vocations, and Blood Drives. Our members are very active participants in their Parish, community, and those in need here in Hamilton County and surrounding areas, providing over 1,400 hours of service in the past year.
  

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