Leadership || KSJI Commandery 710

KSJI Commandery 710 — leadership and officers, Ontario

710

Commandery
Ontario

who we are

Catholic Knighthood
in Ontario

KSJI Commandery 710 is part of the Knights of St. John International in Ontario. Our officers and senior Knights guide the commandery in faith, fraternity, and practical service to the Church—supporting brothers, families, and the communities we are called to serve.

Faith, hope, and charity lived in everyday life
Respect for ecclesiastical authority and Catholic teaching
Mutual aid among Knights and care for dependents
Honest service to parishes and those in need across Ontario

more about us

Learn how Commandery 710 welcomes Catholic men who wish to live knighthood through brotherhood and service.

KSJI Commandery 710

A Journey Through 710 History

The Order In Canada

The present-day Knights of St. John was incorporated in the state of New York in 1886 as the ROMAN CATHOLIC UNION OF THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN. The Order currently exists in 18 countries.

On Sunday, October 10th, 2010, the first Commandery (Chapter) of the Order in present-day Canada was formally inaugurated in St. Jerome Parish in Brampton in the Archdiocese of Toronto.

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Leadership

Our Officers

Leadership in Commandery 710 is a service: the Worthy President and officers guide business sessions, investitures, parish ties, and charity—always in fidelity to the Holy See, KSJI constitutions, and the Canadian Charity Trust.

Maj. Gen. Peter Ozemoyah

Past Worthy President

Lt. Andrew Adebayo

Worthy President

BK. Pius Ilogu

First Trustee

BK. Ejor

Second Vice President

Lt. Simon Adarkwa

Past Commander

Lt. Ralph Awachie

Commander

BK. John Glyn-Wiliam

Secretary

To be announced

Financial Secretary

To be announced

Treasurer

To be announced

1st Trustee

To be announced

2nd Trustee

To be announced

3rd Trustee

To be announced

Messenger

To be announced

Sargent at Arms

To be announced

Guard

Knights of St. John International — Commandery 710 leadership and fraternity

Standing committees

How Commandery 710 Serves Through Leadership Teams

KSJI Commandery 710 in Ontario organizes leadership through standing committees. Each group helps officers carry holy priorities forward: worship, fraternity, mutual aid, and faithful service to the Church and community.

Executive committee

Supports the Worthy President and commandery officers—preparing agendas, tracking KSJI rules and local bylaws, and coordinating reports so business sessions serve the good of all Knights.

Finance & treasury

Stewards assessments, dues, and charitable funds with careful budgeting and member accountability—keeping Commandery 710 transparent and solvent.

Membership & recruitment

Welcomes inquiries from Catholic men, walks candidates through formation, and supports investitures so new Knights are rooted in prayer, discipline, and brotherhood.

Liturgical & spiritual life

Fosters sacramental life, Holy Hours, and rosary; works with chaplains and pastors so Commandery 710 remains visibly Catholic in worship and devotion.

Charitable works & parish outreach

Plans charity drives, parish assistance, and neighborly service across Brampton, Peel, and partner parishes—faith put into mercy on the ground.

Communications & technology

Keeps brothers and families informed through circulars, the commandery site, and calendars—so every Knight knows when and where we pray, meet, and serve.

Fraternal & social events

Coordinates installations, family gatherings, and fellowship beyond formal minutes—building the friendships that sustain lifelong knighthood.

Uniforms, protocol & ceremonies

Cares for regalia, drill, and dignified public presence—so parades, investitures, and liturgical entries honor the order and the Church we serve.

Knights of St. John — Commandery 710 fraternity

KSJI Commandery 710 — parish and knights

KSJI Constant Support

St. Vincent de Paul Society & Commandery charitable works

Your gift assists liturgical observances, brotherly relief, and parish outreach undertaken in the spirit of our founding object. In connection with the St. Vincent de Paul Society, it supports Commandery charitable works that care for the needy and the less privileged in the Church and in the wider community.

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