Knights of Columbus Official Emblem - Symbol of Faith, Charity, and Unity #3669308 (License: Personal Use)

The emblem features a central shield bearing a cross, crossed anchors (symbolizing hope), and a sword (representing zeal), all framed by a five-pointed star and layered geometric shapes. Enclosed in a circular border, the design reflects the organization’s Catholic identity and commitment to charity, unity, and fraternity. The letters “K of C” at the top denote the Knights of Columbus, founded in 1882 in New Haven, Connecticut.

This image is commonly used on official K of C websites, membership materials, event promotions, and digital banners to reinforce brand identity and convey organizational values. It serves users seeking information about Catholic fraternal organizations, membership, or community service initiatives.