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Official Publication of

St. Matthew Council 10852

Knights of Columbus

9009 Bryant Farms Road

Volume 20 10 Issue 3 “The Hardest Working Council in the Carolinas” March 2017

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Inside this issue: PageThe Grand Knight’sNotes …...

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The Chaplain’sNotepad…...

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LAMB Update …….. 3

Culture of LifeCorner ………...

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Assist ME Requestfor Help ……...

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Youth Scholarship ..

Stave VacationRaffle…..….

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Council News …..

Parish Breakfast ..

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Council News ….

Parish Breakfast ..

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Council News ….

Ad-Hoc Committee..

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Council OfficerElections ….

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Lenten Fish Dinner . 11

ScholarshipApplication …….…..

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The Grand Knight’s Note:My Brothers,

What is great about being a Knight is that we areeverywhere. I have been able to help with Knight’sfunctions over the years in my home town ofBarnesville, Ohio. While visiting a good friend inFebruary that moved from Charlotte to Phoenix,Dick Bruck, I got involved with helping a veteranthat was a Knight who needed help with fixing andpainting several items in a house he was moving into,went to a Priest appreciation dinner and a wives appreciation brunch. Gotto play a lot of cards, have fun with old friends and got to meet a lot ofgreat Knights with Dick’s Council.

Family is important to me also and had a great time in Tyler, TX with the6 grandkids on both ends of the trip.

Got back in time to go to the Mardi Gras we had at the Banquet Center.What great food and music. Great job John Schilling and team. Lookingforward to the St. Patrick’s dinner/ dance on March 12.

Thanks to all while I was traveling. I see you had a good breakfast.

We have several areas you can help with LAMB this month. Come to theSt. Patrick’s Day Parade on March 18, and help collect for LAMB at allMasses at St. Matthew at both North & South on March 18 & 19.

Finally I would like to Congratulate again:February Family of the Month: John Andrysick, Son Matthew& FamilyMarch Family of the Month: John Schilling & Son Jack Schilling

February Knight of the Month: Bill McKenna

March Knight of the Month: Tom Larkin

Vivat Jesus!

Ron Schumacher, Grand Knight

The Chaplain’s Note Pad:Lent: A time of self-Denial

The universal catholic church is busy with the spiritual exercis-es of Lenten season. In this season we remember the forty days offasting of Jesus and his passion, crucifixion, death and resurrection.For a catholic, this season has a great deal of importance in his or herlife. This is a time of spiritual revival and renewal of the holiness ofeach person. The Lent also reminds us about the greatness of repent-ance, prayer, fasting, abstinence, almsgiving and above all else our rec-onciliation with God and our own fellow beings.

According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, “the real aim of Lent is, above all else, to pre-pare people for the celebration of the death and Resurrection of Christ…the better the prep-aration the more effective the celebration will be. One can effectively relive the mystery onlywith purified mind and heart. The purpose of Lent is to provide that purification by weaningmen from sin and selfishness through self-denial and prayer, by creating in them the desire todo God’s will and to make His kingdom come by making it come first of all in their hearts.”

One of my favorite days of this season is Mounty Thursday. The liturgical celebrationsof Mounty Thursday truly portray the true theological message of Christianity. On MountyThursday we commemorate the institution of the two important sacraments of the Catholicchurch, namely The Eucharist and the Priesthood. As we all know both these sacraments aredeeply interconnected. Both sacraments are sacraments of God’s mercy and His love. Bothsacraments are sacraments of service. In Eucharist God is serving himself to us and in priest-hood the priest is serving God on behalf of humanity.

As these sacraments play a vital role in the continued existence and presence of thecatholic church in this world, every disciple also has to take into heart this attitude of humili-ty and service. Humility and an attitude of service can be born only from love. That is why,God who is love, humbles himself to take up the cross and serves his body and blood to his dis-ciples. Jesus washes the feet of his disciples only because he wanted to teach that if theylove somebody they have to be ready to serve the other without failure.

As we journey through this season of lent, let us take into our heart that spirit of Je-sus. As knights, let us continue to practice these two great pillars of Christian spirituality,namely humility and service.Wish you all a grace filled fruitful season of Lent!

May God bless you all!Reverend Binoy P. Davis

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March 2017

Spring is here and LAMB fundraising is starting. The firstevents will take place St. Patrick’s Day weekend. On the18th you can participate in the St. Patrick’s Parade. Wewalk the parade route to collect donations and hand outTootsie Rolls and green beads.On that same weekend, we will be collecting for LAMB afterall the masses, both the main campus and the south campus.It takes just a few minutes after mass. Just stop by thetable in the narthex to let us know you will help.The first Operation LAMB at Harris Teeter will be Satur-day, April 1. Please save some time to help that weekendand reply to the Signup Genius email when it come out about mid month.Lastly, the LAMB Foundation conducts a silent auction at the Knights of Columbus State Con-vention. The dates for this year’s convention is May 5, 6 & 7. Please let me know if you havesome item that you would donate to the auction. The proceeds of items that our Council sellsat the auction are credited towards our 2017 goal.Again, thank you for your help in fulfilling our responsibility under the Principle of Charity.Hopefully you will again respond to the LAMB fund raising events this year. The first event isMarch 18th for the Saint Patrick’s Day Parade.If you are able to volunteer for LAMB this year, please consider a personal contribution.Checks should be made payable to LAMB Foundation of NC, Inc., and can be mailed to PO Box49043, Charlotte, NC 28277. Just a quick reminder, LAMB is a 501(c)(3) and as such contri-butions to LAMB are tax deductible.May the Good Lord bless you for all that you do to help those whom he calls the LeastAmong My Brothers.

Bob Desch, LAMB Director & Past Grand Knight

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Culture of Life CornerCouncil 10852 Culture of Life Committee - Mission Statement: “To reinforce the com-

mitment of the Knights of Columbus to the sanctity of life, by promoting a greaterawareness of current Pro-Life issues and encouraging increased participation by the

Knights of Council 10852 in local Pro-Life activities”

40 DAYS for LIFE—SPRING CAMPAIGNThe 2017 Spring Campaign got off to a "Slow" start on Ash Wednesday (March 1) at Char-lotte's leading Abortion Facility at 3220 Latrobe Drive. Your attendance is strongly requestedto help save these unborn lives. Last week we noticed that one of the young women actuallyturned away from the clinic and decided to save her child. St. Matthew's and St. Mark's waspraying the Rosary on the sidewalk opposite her. This reinforces the importance of our simplybeing there to witness for the sanctity of all life. The Spring Campaign will continue throughSunday, April 9 (Palm Sunday) and we once again invite members of our Council to join us onthe sidewalk at 3220 Latrobe Drive on Wednesdays between 10 am and 1pm. Please contactPro-Life Director, Norm Gemignani at [email protected] or telephone 205-547-7919 orsign up to for a vigil time at Charlotte 40 Days for Life Sign Up Genius or visithttps://40daysforlife.com/local-campaigns/charlotte/ orhttps://www.facebook.com/40daysforlife to learn more about this life-saving opportunity.

MIRA VIA GOLF OUTING – Monday, May 22ndMira Via is holding its 2017 fund raising Golf Tournament, “Links FORE! Life” at the GolfClub at Ballantyne on Monday, May 22nd 2017. Our Council is attempting to enter at least3 foursomes in the Tournament. Although the normal entry price is $130 per player we of-fer you a discounted $87 price. Please contact Norm Gemignani to reserve one of the re-maining 6 slots @ [email protected] or 205-547-7919.

H.E.L.P. Crisis Pregnancy Center Golf Outing, Friday, April 28, 2017The H.E.L.P. Crisis Pregnancy Center of Monroe, NC is holding its 2017 GolfTournament on Friday, April 28, 2017 at Eagle Chase Golf Club. Please reservethe date and contact Norm Gemignani @ [email protected] or 205-547-7919to sign up for a foursome.

VIVAT JESUS! Norm Gemignani, Pro-Life Director

If you would like to join the Council 10852 Pro-life committee or learnmore about our current and planned activities, contact Norm Gemignani([email protected] or 205-547-7919)

mailto:[email protected]

https://40daysforlife.com/local-campaigns/charlotte/

https://www.facebook.com/40daysforlife




Request for Help for Assist MEAssist ME needs volunteers to periodically pick up and deliver home medical/mobility equip-ment to low income, uninsured patients.Assist ME is a non-profit run by a fellow St. Matthew Knight that takes in gently used medicalequipment, cleans it up and gifts it to low income, uninsured patients. Requests come in fromreferral sources (case workers, social workers, discharge planners) at local hospitals and inthe community. The equipment is donated by parishioners, other individuals, Goodwill, localDME dealers, hospitals and St. Matthew Donated Goods ministry. Assist ME also does somelimited fund raising to buy manual wheelchairs when equipment donations are not enough tomeet the needs.When we get a request, we would ask one of the volunteers to pick up the equipment at 12636Bannock Drive, Charlotte, NC, which is between Ballantyne and Pineville and deliver it to thepatient, often at Carolinas Medical Center on 1000 Blythe or to the patient’s home. The re-quests typically have a one day lead time, sometimes less. We could control the number of re-quests to one a week if that makes it more manageable for the volunteer.If you are interested, please call Jack Sheehan at 704 620 1440.

AttentionBrothers All,

Starting in April’s newsletter we will now be accepting referrals for your business/expertiseto make available to all your fellow brothers. For example if you are a tax professional, real-tor, or electrician and are interested in giving special rates for brother Knights and their fam-ilies please Email Steve Doscher@ [email protected].

March 2017


Knights of Columbus Council 10852 William Cameron Youth Scholarship

Purpose: To support graduating high school seniors related to active members of Knights ofColumbus Council 10852 in their efforts to prepare themselves educationally for future voca-tions enabling them to be financially independent of their parents, strong Catholic adults andable to be gainful citizens.Award. The award is one scholarship per year and is valued at $500.00 per year for fouryears. The scholarship is paid directly to the institution for student expenses. The scholar-ship does not have to be renewed as long as the student continues the required contact withthe Council and service to his or her parish.Who can apply?

1. Must be a graduating high school senior in the year the scholarship is offered.2. Must be the son, daughter, grandson or granddaughter, brother or sister of a Knight

in good standing in Council 10852.3. The student must be a confirmed Catholic4. The student must be seeking to obtain a professional or trade certification accept-

ed by the scholarship board from an accredited institution, or an undergraduate de-gree from an accredited institution.

DeadlinesApplications must be submitted by May 31, 2017. Scholarship announcements will be madeJune 2017.Application InformationApplicants will be assessed by a Board made up of members of Knights of Columbus Council10852, St Matthews. March/ April newsletters will have applications or you can email a re-quest to Tom Van Sistine (Chairman of Scholar ship committee) at [email protected]

See Pages 12—17 of this Newsletter for an application.

State Vacation RaffleThe State Vacation Raffle tickets will be mailed the 3rd week of March to those BrotherKnights who requested them with a self addressed return envelope included. Tickets are$5.00 each. The Council receives $2.50 for each ticket stub submitted. .The Council is obli-gated to pay $5.00 to the state for any and all non-returned or lost tickets. Please considerthis venture as the money received contributes to the many programs that we support. Ifyou need tickets, please contact Norm Smith at [email protected] or 704-542-3107. All tickets/money must be returned no later than April 25th to Norm Smith.

Collect for LAMB at the St. Patrick's Day ParadeParticipating in the St. Patrick's Day Parade? Parade Date: 3-18-2017. Arrive at the HalMarshall Center at 9th & Tryon at 10:30 AM. Parade starts at 11:00 AMIf you plan on attending and collecting for LAMB, please contact Norm Smith [email protected] or 704-542-3107.

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Council NewsSt. Matthew Parish Breakfast – Year-To-Date Results:We’ve had six breakfasts in the 2016/2017 fiscal year. Some of the highlights are:

We served over 2,200 people!We made over $6,100!!

Below is a Year-To-Date summary:

We'll be celebrating St. Pat and St. Joe Sunday, March 19, 2016! So, come on downand help feed the masses after the morning Masses!! And Moms, Dads, kids, grandpar-ents, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, acquaintances, colleagues and more!

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Council NewsOur Parish Breakfast is one of our Council's major fund raising projects. But more so,it's a great opportunity to showcase all that our Council does for our Parish and Communi-ty. Who knows how many men will be inspired to join the Knights after enjoying our break-fast and our Council's camaraderie?If you haven't volunteered before, you are missing out on a very rewarding experi-ence. There is a wide choice of areas to help with - from procuring the food,to prepping, cooking or serving it. Or you can help with setting-up or cleaning-up - whateveryou do, you'll help make a real difference in our Parish and Community.Thank You and Vivat Jesus!

Tom Larkin - Chancellor and Parish Breakfast Coordinator

Our Council’s Sign-Ups can be found at http://www.signupgenius.com/tabs/1357ED906A5C9EAC60-kofcst Sign-Up NOW!

New Members – St. Matthew’s Ministry Fair – March 2017We had a table at the Ministry Fair Sunday March 5th. Eighteen prospects stopped byand signed-up to learn more about the Knights of Columbus and our Council. We’ll be havingan open house soon, where we’ll show-off the Banquet Center and provide a slide show on theKnights and Council. I want to thank Ron, Matt, Bill and Larry for helping at the Fair!We will be holding a 1st DEGREE ceremony April 5thh at South Charlotte Banquet Center- Candidates should arrive by 6 PM, Degree starts at 7 PM. If you have a candidate, sendtheir contact information to me at: [email protected] ASAP. We plan to have an addi-tional ceremony at our June meeting.

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Council News2nd DEGREE: The next 2nd Degree is Saturday, April 1, 2017 at the South Charlotte Banquet Cen-ter. - Candidates should arrive by 8:30 AM, Degree starts at 9 AM. If you have a candidate or afirst Degree Knight is interested, send their contact information to me at: [email protected] check the Sign-Up Genius for additional information and to sign-up at:http://www.signupgenius.com/tabs/1357ED906A5C9EAC60-kofcst

Vivat Jesus! Tom Larkin – Chancellor

Ad Hoc Committee – Update:In December, the Council officers and Columbus Club management created a committee com-posed of:

• Joe Corso [email protected]• Chuck Elgin [email protected]• Hank Kempton [email protected]• Tom Larkin [email protected]• William McKenna [email protected]

Our mission is to:> Document the history of the Council and the Columbus Club.> Identify what our objectives and core values are today.> Identify what improvements can be made to how we carry out our objectives and core values.> Identify attributes of a “Parish Council” and areas we have short comings in.> Make recommendations on how to correct those short comings.

As part of our work, the Committee will also address the proposal of Supreme that Councils UsingHome Corporation Facilities assess the continued use of the facilities as their meeting place. TheCommittee will not address the tax situation of either entity, as this is under consideration by Stateand IRS organizations. The Committee will review all documentation related to their current and pro-posed tax status.

St. Matthew Knights of Columbus Council 10852March 2017 Survey for Brother Knights

On this, the 25th Anniversary of our Council, we feel it is only appropriate to look back and see if wehave been faithful to the purpose and values which first established our Council. We are asking YOU,the current membership, to help guide our Council to a new and better path.To ensure everyone has an opportunity to contribute, a survey has been created, which will be e-mailed to every Brother Knight in the next few days. For those who do not have access to e-mail, wewill have printed copies to complete.YOUR INPUT is IMPORTANT!PLEASE TAKE 10 MINUTES TO COMPLETE THIS SURVEY SO YOU WILL BE HEARD! NOTE: Yourresponses are confidential.

Thank You and Vivat Jesus! Ad Hoc Committee

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Council Election of Officersfor 2017/2018 Fraternal Year

The annual election of officers shall take place at the May and Junemonthly business meetings. The nominating committee, the three

trustees, will begin taking nominations for the slate of officers at theApril business meeting.

The elective officers are as follows: Grand Knight, Deputy GrandKnight, Chancellor, Recorder, Treasurer, Advocate, Warden, Inside

Guard, Outside Guard and Board of Trustees.

These positions are traditionally a stepping stone and training oppor-tunity for the Grand Knight position. A description of the duties of

each officer will be emailed to the membership this month.

Please use the balance of this month to discern if you would like to beelected to one of these offices or if you would prefer to serve as a

director of one of the Councils many committees.

There will be a number of vacancies that must be filled so please con-sider volunteering your services by letting one of the trustees know

your preferences. The trustees are:

Richard White, PGK [email protected] 704-731-3234Luis Colon, PGK, PFN [email protected] 704-290-2188Norm Gemignani, PGK [email protected] 205-547-7919

Council Officers and Council Service Director positions and theircontact information is listed on the last page of this newsletter.

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St. Matthew Lenten Fish DinnersMarch 3 - April 7

FRIDAY FISH DINNERby the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Friday evenings during Lent(except Good Friday)

5:00 to 7:00PM - In the Parish Center Family Room

Adults $9 each, Seniors $8 (62+)Children (4 to 12) $5, 3 & under freeFAMILY MAXIMUM PRICE OF $30

Knights Chefs Joe Corso, Mike SantaMaria and Michael Huiss haveput together a wonderful menu this year of:

ALL YOU CAN EAT Fish (breaded or baked whitefish) with choice of side dishes (GreenBeans, Mac & Cheese, Cole Slaw), Roll and Butter.

Coffee, Water, Lemonade and Iced Tea Included

Desserts will be available from the Columbiettes at an additional cost.

We’ll start serving at 5:00 PM and will continue serving until 7:00 PM. Parishionersare encouraged to come early with the Family and eat so that they can then attendthe Stations of the Cross at 7:30 PM.

March 2017

Knights of Columbus Council 10852 William Cameron Youth Scholarship

Purpose: To support graduating high school seniors related to active members of Knights ofColumbus Council 10852 in their efforts to prepare themselves educationally for future voca-tions enabling them to be financially independent of their parents, strong Catholic adults andable to be gainful citizens.Award. The typical award is one scholarship per year and is valued at $500.00 per year forfour years. The scholarship is paid directly to the institution for student expenses. The schol-arship does not have to be renewed as long as the student continues the required contact withthe Council and service to his or her parish.Who can apply?

Must be a graduating high school senior in the year the scholarship is offered or has gradu-ated and is now ready to attend a four year accredited college.

Must be the son or daughter, grandson or granddaughter or brother or sister of a Knight ingood standing member of Council 10852.

The student must be a confirmed CatholicThe student must be seeking to obtain a professional or trade certification accepted by

the scholarship board from an accredited institution, or an undergraduate degree froman accredited institution.

The student shall have shown him or herself to have been a practicing Catholic, who hasbeen a successful high school student and active in the community.

The student must accept the basic tenants of the Catholic Church.The student shall provide appropriate indications that he or she will be successful in the

academic endeavors for which the Council will be supporting them.

Student requirementsStudents are expected to be forthright and honest in their written presentationsStudents should be prepared and communicate with the Board if any changes occur.Scholarship recipients will be asked to continue to stay in touch with the Council during the

time they receive financial support to keep them informed of any changes in there sta-tus.

Applications Can be sent electronically to [email protected] . Or can be printed andsent to:

SK Tom Van Sistine1251 Greylyn Dr.Mathews NC 28104

If you have any questions please call Tom Van Sistine @ 704-293-2346.

Deadlines Applications must be submitted by May 31 , 2017. Scholarship announcements willbe made in June 2017.

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Knights of Columbus Council 10852 Scholarship Application

Instructions for Application - Academic Year 2017The deadline for 2016 scholarship application is May 30th, 2016.

Only completed applications will be considered. Do Not Leave Items BlankElectronic or printed submission of the application, the applicant is agreeing that to the best of his abilities that all statements are trueand should he or she be awarded the scholarship he will keep the Council informed if his college status changes that affect the schol-arship.

Consideration for any scholarship award is based on a point system including GPA, participation inextra-curricular activities, school organizations and community service. This will be a four year schol-arship, and you must maintain criteria set in the guidelines listed in this application.

Sponsor Information

Last Name, First Name, MI

City, State, Zip, County

Home Phone

K of C Membership number

Sponsor Relationship to candidate

Applicant Data

Last Name, First Name, MI

City, State, Zip, CountyPermanent Home Phone

Intended major at University

College you will you be attending?

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High School Education

High school attended

Graduation date

Current cumulative GPA / Scale

Ranking in graduating class (%)

Community/ Church Involvement

What Church are you currently attending?

What Portion will be from College loans?

1. Please describe a brief description of community or church programs you have participated in.

College Funding School Education

What portion of your college will you be paying?

What Portion will be from College loans?

Current cost per semester of your college?

Will you be working while attending College?

Current cost per semester of your college?


Essays (Minimum of 100 words)1. What do you expect your greatest challenge will be in your first year of college and how to you plan on meeting thatchallenge?

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Essays (Minimum of 100 words)2. Why is your Catholic Faith important to you and what are your plans to nurture your faith while in college?

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Essays (Minimum of 100 words)3. Why do you deserve this scholarship?

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March 2017

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ASHWEDNESDAY

2 35:00 - 7:30 PMLenten Dinner11pm-Midnight:EucharisticAdoration

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5 6Bingo

Men’s Shelter:Cooking

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Men’s Shelter:Serving

87:00 PM: CCSCAnnual Meeting

8:00 PM:Knights BusinessMeeting

9 105:00– 7:30 PMLenten Dinner11pm-Midnight:EucharisticAdoration

118:00 AMDonated Goods

12SSt. PatrickDay Party atthe SCBC

13Bingo

14 1510 AM -1 PMPro-Life VigilLatrobe DriveFacility


1811:00 AMSt. Patrick DayParadeLAMB atSt. Matthew

19ParishBreakfast

LAMB atSt. Matthew

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Bingo

21 2210 AM -1 PMPro-Life VigilLatrobe DriveFacility


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26 27Bingo

28Assembly 780Business Meeting

2910 AM -1 PMPro-Life Vigil6:00 PM: OfficerMeeting


Council Business Meeting: Wednesday, March 8th at the SCBC. Dinner at 6:00 PM followedby the CCSC House Meeting at 7:00 PM and the Council Business Meeting at 8:00 PM.

CCSC Annual Meeting: Wednesday, March 8th at 7:00 PM at the SCBC.

Officer Meeting: Wednesday, March 29th at 6:00 PM at the SCBC.

Bingo: Every Monday night. Doors open at 6:00 PM. Bingo starts at 7:00 PM sharp.

Donated Goods Ministry: Saturday, March 11th, 8:00 AM under the Day Chapel.

Parish Breakfast: Sunday, March 19th after the 7:30, 9:00 and 10:45 AM Masses.

Men’s Shelter: Cooking Monday March 6th. Serving Tuesday, March 7th.

Assembly 780 Business Meeting: All Sir Knights are encouraged to attend the Assembly780 4th Degree Business Meeting on Tuesday, March 28th. Check your email for details.

The majority of our events take place at either St. Matthews Catholic Church, or ourBanquet Center located in South Charlotte. For more information on upcoming events,

please visit our website at www.kofc-stmatthew.org

http://www.kofc-stmatthew.org/

April 2017

Council Business Meeting: Wednesday, April 5th at the SCBC. Dinner at 6:00 PM followedby a First Degree Ceremony at 7:00 PM and then the Council Business Meeting.

Columbus Club of South Charlotte Board Meeting: 2nd Wednesday at 7:00 PM at the SCBC.

Officer Meeting: Wednesday, April 27th at 6:00 PM at the SCBC.

Bingo: Every Monday night. Doors open at 6:00 PM. Bingo starts at 7:00 PM sharp.

Donated Goods Ministry: Saturday, April 8th, 8:00 AM under the Day Chapel.

Parish Breakfast: Sunday, April 23rd after the 7:30, 9:00 and 10:45 AM Masses.

Men’s Shelter: Cooking Monday April 3rd. Serving Tuesday, April 4th.

Assembly 780 Business Meeting: All Sir Knights are encouraged to attend the Assembly780 4th Degree Business Meeting on Tuesday, April 25th. Meeting are now held in the Activ-ity Room at St Vincent DePaul Church, 6828 Old Reid Road (Corner of Old Reid & ParkRoads). Snack at 7:)0 PM. Business Meeting starts at 8:00 PM. Check your email for details.

The majority of our events take place at either St. Matthews Catholic Church, or ourBanquet Center located in South Charlotte. For more information on upcoming events,

please visit our website at www.kofc-stmatthew.org

18:30 AM2nd Degree

2 3Bingo

Men’s Shelter:Cooking

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Men’s Shelter:Serving

57:00 PMFirst DegreeCeremonyKnightsBusinessMeeting

6 85:00—7:00 PMFish Dinner

11pm-Midnight:EucharisticAdoration

88:00 AMDonated Goods

9PALMSUNDAY

10Bingo

11 12

7:00 PM CCSCBoard Meeting

13 15GOODFRIDAY

15HOLYSATURDAY

16EASTERSUNDAY

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Bingo

18 19 20 2211pm-Midnight:EucharisticAdoration

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23ParishBreakfast

24Bingo

25Assembly 780Business Meeting

266:00 PM:Officer Meeting

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2016-2017COUNCIL OFFICERS

CHAPLAIN Reverend Binoy P. Davis [email protected] 704-543-7677

GRAND KNIGHT Ron Schumacher [email protected] 704-618-2442

DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT Randy Vaca, PGK [email protected] 980-939-9958

CHANCELLOR Tom Larkin [email protected] 803-762-8989

RECORDER Norm Smith [email protected] 704-542-3107

FINANCIAL SECRETARY John Coudriet [email protected] 704-543-9621

TREASURER John Schilling [email protected] 704-309-2267

ADVOCATE Oscar Duran [email protected] 980-208-7178

WARDEN Andrew Burton [email protected] 864-238-9542

LECTOR Open

INSIDE GUARD John Wasco [email protected] 704-847-9417

OUTSIDE GUARD John Gove [email protected] 704-341-7164

3 YR TRUSTEE Richard White, PGK [email protected] 704-731-3234

2 YR TRUSTEE Luis Colon, PGK, PFN [email protected] 704-290-2188

1 YR TRUSTEE Norm Gemignani, PGK [email protected] 205-547-7919

COLUMBUS CLUB PRESIDENT Larry Perez [email protected] 980-819-5744

COLUMBUS CLUB VICE-PRESIDENT Jack Hickey [email protected] 908-872-9019

COLUMBUS CLUB TREASURER Joe Corso [email protected] 704-258-9032

COLUMBUS CLUB SECTETARY Jerry Caranter [email protected] 704-430-8481

PROGRAM DIRECTOR Randy Vaca [email protected] 980-939-9958

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR Tom Larkin [email protected] 803-762-8989

CHURCH DIRECTOR Chuck Elgin, PGK [email protected] 704-243-3365

COMMUNITY DIRECTOR Randy Vaca, PGK [email protected] 980-939-9958

COUNCIL DIRECTOR Jack Hickey [email protected] 908-472-9019

FAMILY DIRECTOR OPEN

YOUTH DIRECTOR John Tezza [email protected] 704-502-7620

PRO-LIFE DIRECTOR Norm Gemignani, PGK [email protected] 205-547-7919

LAMB DIRECTOR Bob Desch , PGK [email protected] 704-543-8212

CHURCH BREAKFAST Tom Larkin [email protected] 803-762-8989

OPERATION EXODUS Alan Miller [email protected] 704-905-8141

DONATED GOODS Randy Mazur [email protected] 704-451-4927

COLUMBIETTES Norma Garcia, President [email protected] 704-841-1281

K. OF C. INSURANCE Matt Strosser [email protected] 704-999-9980

DISTRICT DEPUTY # 26 Don Gavecich [email protected] 626-393-1876

STATE DEPUTY Colin Jorsch, Jr. [email protected]

SUPREME KNIGHT Carl Anderson [email protected] 203-752-4000



































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