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Knights News Monthly Newsletter of the Raul G. Navarrete Council 9482

Grand Knights Message

Grand Knight John B. Simpson Sr.

Knights Schedule

March 2017

3/01 - 5:30 pm: “40 Days of Life” Campaign - Harmony Hallow Park 3/04, 11, 18, 25 - 9:00 am: Knights Karate Class, St. Andrews, Room H&I 3/03, 07, 17, 24, 31 - Lenten Fish Fry - 5:00 pm to 7 pm 3/10 - Stations of the Cross - Led by the Council/Assembly - 7:00 pm 3/11 - Habitat for Humanity—KofC Build—Saturday 7:15 am 3/13 - 6:30 pm: 4th Degree Mtg. - 7:30 pm - Council Business Mtg - Hennessy Hall 3/19 - 6:00 am: Pancake Breakfast - Hennessy Hall (6 to 11am) 3/27 - 6:30 pm: - Officer Meeting - 7:15 pm Council, St. Andrews, Room H&I 3/21 - 1st Degree Ceremony, 7:00pm - Adult Education Room

On-line Updates: http://kofc9482.org/activities/ See and print off the February and March Calendar of Events on pages 21 & 22

What’s Inside Grand Knights Message

Spiritual Reflections

Activities Director

Message

Council Mtg. Highlights:

Field Agent Updates

4th Degree Highlights

Birthdays & Anniversaries

Upcoming Events and Announcements

Monthly Calendars

The Season of Lent By the time you read this Ash Wednesday will have already passed, issuing the start of the 2017 Lenten Season. A very special time for all of us to reflect on what Jesus did for all our salvation.

This past month was extremely busy for Our Council...let’s recap… The Diocesan Men's Conference was held on Feb 04...a sold out event again this year. The Priest appreciation Dinner was held on Feb 10 with Fr Marino and Fr JB in attendance Our Council celebrated it’s 30th Birthday with a Pot-Luck Dinner attended by a large number of Knights and wives. A 2nd and 3rd Degree Exemplification was held on Feb 18 with 6 Knights attaining Full Knighthood Another successful Pancake Breakfast this past month. Our 1st Degree Team held their monthly exemplification with 3 candidates joining Our Council… Andy Di Angelo Ramsey Echeverra Gary Amos Congratulations to these New Knights. Starting March 03 and continuing each Friday in Lent we will be serving Fish Dinners in Hennessey Hall before the Stations of the Cross … plan on attending and helping out. On March 16th we will be sponsoring a St Patrick’s Dinner and Dance also in Hennessey Hall ...Tickets are $25.00 per couple … be sure to come and show your Irish Best. And much more to come in the weeks ahead… Thanks for All You Do John B. Simpson Sr Grand Knight

VOLUME: 4 — ISSUE 3 March, 2017

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Knights News

Spiritual Message

Rev. Teilo M. Lwande, AJ

Contact Information

Grand Knight

GK John B. Simpson Sr.

jsimpsonaz1@q.com

Activities

Mike Threadgill

mikesthreadgill@gmail.com

Membership

Richard Bruck

richardbruck@gmail.com

Public Relations

Paul Liberatore

pilbpilot@yahoo.com

We’re on the Web! www.kofc9482.org

Spiritual Message

My Lent 2017

There is a thin line between a holy pious person and a sinner; both face the same

challenges, calamities, pressures of life, temptations, disappointments, urge for

prosperity but one rests his/her hopes in God, but the other trusts in himself

alone. One is subject to God; the other endeavours to equal Him."

It is clear that we do not wear ashes to proclaim our holiness but to

acknowledge that we are sinners who are in need of repentance and renewal.

“As the deer longs for streams of water, so my soul longs for you, O God.”

Psalms 42:2

WHAT SHOULD I GIVE UP FOR LENT? CHOCOLATE? ICE CREAM?

SODA? CHATTING? GOING FOR MOVIES?

Many of us try to be more disciplined for Lent and give up something that we

really like. That’s great! Fasting has always been an important tradition of Lent.

This year however, let us also consider other things that we can give up.

We are called to journey with the Lord in a special season of prayer, fasting,

almsgiving, and penitence (expressing true sorrow for sin and wrongdoing) as we

prepare to celebrate the feast of Easter, the Christian Passover of Jesus' victory

over sin. As we plan on starting this Lenten season in a well-disposed manner;

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Activities Director Message

Brother Knights As we embark on our Lenten Journey; opportunity for each of us to take some time for reflection and prayer. Lent affords us a time to rid ourselves of habits that are doing little good, or perhaps harm not only to ourselves but to others and replace them with habits that are life-giving. Several of us were fortunate to attend Catholic Men’s Conference; Into the Breach Apostolic Exhortation authored by our very own Bishop Olmsted’s sponsored by the Knights of Columbus on Feb 4th; several of the key take-away’s for me ties in perfectly with this Lenten season. #1) Reflection on where we each are on our journey: Moral, Intellectual and Spiritually. #2) To Change a Habit…Takes Action; 3 major components/process in making that change would be to ponder, pray, listen, for direction/answer to those prayers and then to act…

Pray Listen Act

Let’s all take on a personnel challenge to eliminate one bad habit and replace it with one good one…let me offer up a suggestion for good Habit!! If you are already involved and participating with our Knight projects: outstanding; then I ask you do one more, if you haven’t engaged yourself or been away this is a perfect time to re-establish yourself with our Parish and our Brotherhood. Welcome Home! Please review attached calendar for many upcoming activities and please volunteer your time and talents. March Activities

Friday Lenten Fish Dinners and Stations Cross! Knights will be sponsoring the Station on March 10th looking forward to all our Brother Knights attending in our Red Shirts!

Habitat for Humanity KofC Build, March 11th Council General Meeting March 13th St. Pat’s Celebration and Dinner, March 16th Pancake Breakfast, March 19th 1st Degree on March 21st

Lastly I would be remiss not to mention and special thanks to all the Knights as well as the Honor Guard who participated and supported our 1st Celebration of the 5th Sunday Rosary, this was the first of 5 Rosaries that well be sponsored by our Knights throughout this year…April 30th will be the next Celebration and we will be conducting the Rosary prior to the 7:30 Mass, Rosary will be starting at 7:00 that morning love to see our entire Council in attendance! Vivat Jesus Mike

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2017 - Committee Directors January – June Programs

Council Director…Richard Bruck Program Director…Mike Threadgill

Assisted by …Dan Blomberg and Steven Sparks

Public Relations Director…Paul Liberatore

Pete Racz (Bulletin and Friday Flash) Web Master…AJ Fifer Membership Director…Richard Bruck

Membership drive dates: 4/29/17 Red Shirts/Mass (ABR = always be recruiting!) 1st Degree Team…

Retention…Owen Kelly Health Services…Michael D Noffke

Called to Protect

Church Director…Robert Bogan Consecration to the Holy Family 12/31-1/01 Baby Bottle Drive 1/29/17 5th Sunday Rosary 1/28/17 Stations of Cross, Friday's of Lent Holy Thursday activities TBD Easter set-up 4/15/17 & tear down 4/16 Mother’s Day event Father Day renewal of vows

Vocations Chairman…Bill Marcotte Following Christ 9/15-10/27 Thursday nights

Community Director…Frank Saavedra

Blood Drives TBD Karate* see schedule Other Community Outreach programs TBD

Family Director…Alex Santucci

Wives Appreciation Luncheon 2/12/17 Co-Chair John Kohen

Spring Picnic/Ice Cream Social TBD St. Joe’s Memorial Day 5/28-5/29/17 Father-Son Campout

Youth Director…Tracy Hernandez

Basketball Tournament free throw 1/22/17 Spring Sporting Activity TBD Easter Egg Hunt; TBD Teen Life Golf Tournament

Culture of Life Director…John Negron See’s Candy Sales Mother’s Day co-chair Jeff

Leonard 5/06-5/07 Pro-Life Day Activity TBD

Habitat Projects…Phil Vogel Builds March 11th. Provide lunch for workers TBD

Fund Raising Director…Todd Huffman Pancake Breakfast: 1/22; 2/19; 3/19; 4/23 and

5/21 Lenten Fish Dinners 3/03/17-4/07 every Friday St. Patrick dinner/dance 3/16/17 AZ Raffle Ticket Sales: 3/19; 4/02 Courtyard

and 4/23/17 Pancake

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Monthly Council Meeting Highlights Page 5

Quote of the Month

Membership In the Knights

If you have been considering joining or returning to the Knights, Please feel free to

contact us directly or through our internet site:

www.kofc9482.org

KofC Council #9482 Internet site

Have you seen the St Andrews Home Page:

KofC Council #9482 There is a large KofC button that directs you to our pages

internet site:

“Pray as though everything depended on God. Work

as though everything depended on you.”

-St. Augustine

Meeting Opened 7:15 pm Reading/Approval of Minutes

Minutes from last meeting were approved. Report of Admissions Committee and reading of applications

Taw, Hnay, Kie, Let, El all last names Reh - Admissions approved Initiations: Update on Upcoming degrees

1st degree admissions degree exemplification 2nd and 3rd degree exemplification is March 11th at St. Helens in Glendale and

May 7th at 3121 KofC Hall in Chandler 4th degree exemplification is in Phoenix, June 17th, 2017

Grand Knights Report

KOC asking for donations of $25 for military chaplains. Motion made and passed to donate $100. Of 800 positions only 210 filled.

Fish dinners start Friday March 3rd 5-7pm, setup at 4pm Knights Station of the Cross 7:00 pm. March 10th, wear your Red Shirts Thursday, March 16th is the St Patrick’s day dinner 6:30 - 9:30 pm. We need help

selling tickets after each Mass. Council voted and approved to give the Parishes Scout Troop $500 to be used to

help send scouts to camp Geronimo northeast of Payson. Council also voted and approved to set aside $550 for a St. Joseph Youth Camp

admission to a needy kid to be determined before April 30th. The Baby Bottle drive has pulled in $9,845 to date., Amazing

Chancellors report on Vocations - N/A Report of Service Programs :

Program Director Report – Michael Threadgill: Most programs have been reported or updated. Todd reported that he and Chuck finished making railing to be used during the

Easter mass held outside on the parish grounds. We estimated a savings of roughly $2K

March 11th is KofC Habitat for Humanity Build Project, 7:15 am to about 2 pm signup on the website… Lunch will be served

Sunday March 19th is KofC Breakfast Sunday My Beloved Son, Program May 5 - 7th, Adolescent Rite of Passage, camping at the

Grand Canyon, can be any related male adult with a 11-15 yr. old boy. Information on the website. Council voted and approved to buy 5 CD/DVD sets for 5 participating Knights or their sons

Justa Center Charity Motorcycle ride to Roosevelt Dam March 18th see website or Facebook.com/Justa center

Aug 18 - 20th, St Joseph’s Youth Camp: Final sign up to attend is July 16th. We need helpers to plan, coordinate or lead activities

Unfinished Business - N/A

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Knights News

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Knight of Columbus Offices & Museum New Haven, CT.

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Upcoming 1st Degree Admission Ceremony Tuesday March 21, 2017, 7 pm.

St Andrews the Apostle Catholic Church, Adult Education Room 3450 W. Ray Road Chandler, AZ 85226

Why Did You Become A Knight? Becoming a Knight can transform your life.

As a Knight you have the opportunity to support your parish and give back to your community. We are a band of brothers…a network of men dedicated to doing good in the service of God and our neighbors.

Knights are men who get things done….Volunteering our time and talents to serve our parish and community.

HOW CAN YOU HELP A RELATIVE, CO-WORKER OR NEIGHBOR BECOME A BETTER CATHOLIC?

BY BEING THEIR SPONSOR. INVITE THEM TO JOIN THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Faith is our foundation and as you know from your own experience involvement with the knights, our members become better Catholics.

Our fraternity of brotherhood gives us the strengths and desire to grow in our faith.

For additional information please contact Richard Bruck at the email address noted below.

Why Become a 2nd, 3rd and 4th Degree Knight Your personal involvements as a Knight will provide opportunities, in charity and fraternity for service to the Church at the local, diocesan and universal levels; to your communities; and to the less fortunate in our midst.

A First Degree Admission Ceremony, by which a man joins the Order, exemplify the virtue of charity.

He is then said to be a First Degree Knight of Columbus.

Second Degree Knights , Formation Degree, focuses on another virtue of unity and he rises to that status.

Third Degree, Knighthood Degree, a brother is considered a full member and can run for council offices. Fourth Degree, Patriot Degree, is the highest degree of the order.

The primary purpose of the Fourth Degree is to foster the spirit of patriotism and to encourage active Catholic citizenship.

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER TO SERVE

PLEASE CONTACT:

Richard Bruck : richardbruck@gmail.com

Upcoming 2nd & 3rd Degree Ceremonies March 11th, 2017 (Time TBD)

St. Helen’s Church 5510 W. Cholla, Glendale, AZ 85304

Membership Update Page 7

Merry Christmas Page 8

Faithful Navigator Dan Stoecklin Faithful Friar Fr. Robert Aliunzi, A.J. Faithful Comptroller GK John Simpson Faithful Admiral Chuck McKay Faithful Captain Todd Huffman Faithful Pilot Ron Delperdang Faithful Purser Harry Moralas Faithful Scribe: Dan Blomberg Inner Sentinel Owen Kelly Outer Sentinel Lloyd Schell Spiritual Advisor Deacon Paul Hursh Trustee 1Year David Woods Trustee 2 Year Richard Bruck Trustee 3 Year Dan Von Flue District Master Bryant Sayers

2016-17 Officers

Summary Attendance at our Assembly Meetings continues to grow with well over 50% of our members in attendance. The FN Dan Stoecklin showed chart depicting the number of abortions compared to the number of deaths associated with wars involving the US. The number of abortion was staggering and 100 times more. More reason for us to be actively against abortion.

C.C.C. Call-outs: We had a callout in full regalia for the Rosary celebration Mass (Saturday), Jan. 28th, 2017 at Saint Andrew the Apostle church for the 5:00 pm. mass followed by the Right To Life Rosary. The 4th Degree Honor Guard served both at Mass as well as support and escort of each of the Council Knights to the lectern to lead each rosary decade. We have an East Valley callout for the Installation Mass of Msgr. Bui at Holy Spirit Church on March. 5th (Sunday) at 11:00am. Bishop Olmsted will be presiding. Muster is 10:15am. We have Call out Friday March 10th, stations of the Cross, muster 6:30pm The Fourth Degree currently is involved in a couple of projects which include: Patriotic Programs for our Assembly Justa Center Visits: Our assembly is restoring a veteran's house to livable conditions. Replacing water heater, repairing plumbing, doors, A/C, lights, ceiling fans, window coverings, painting walls. Former marine was extremely grateful. Justa Center was impressed. Please see the attached article for more details. Deacon Paul and Glen Waterkotte continue to go to the Justa Center on as many Tuesday’s as possible. Please contact them if you are interested in going. . School Flag program: Waiting for final approval from Fr Robert on last 2 area waiting for flags? Admissions Committee: FN stated that we need to ask 3rd degree members if they are interested in joining our Assembly and issued a challenge to all Sir Knights is to get the applications to potential candidates and provide an overview to all those interested The next patriotic degree is slated for June 17th, 2017.Looking for Sir Knights that might be willing to donate regalia items or make financial donations. Currently we have two capes, three chapeaus plus dress shoes and gloves. If you are looking to become part of the honor guard, please let FN or CC know so we can see if these items are usable for you. Right to Life programs: 40 days of life campaign, started on Wednesday March 1st, at the Planned Parenthood Clinic on Alma School in Chandler, several Assembly and Council members participated. The International KofC day of prayer for the Unborn Child is march 25th. See Knightline or our website for more information.

4th Degree Highlights - St Andrew the Apostle Assembly #3591

Merry Christmas Page 9

Faithful Navigator Dan Stoecklin Faithful Friar Fr. Robert Aliunzi, A.J. Faithful Comptroller GK John Simpson Faithful Admiral Chuck McKay Faithful Captain Todd Huffman Faithful Pilot Ron Delperdang Faithful Purser Harry Moralas Faithful Scribe: Dan Blomberg Inner Sentinel Owen Kelly Outer Sentinel Lloyd Schell Spiritual Advisor Deacon Paul Hursh Trustee 1Year David Woods Trustee 2 Year Richard Bruck Trustee 3 Year Dan Von Flue District Master Bryant Sayers

2016-17 Officers

Summary

Working together, our brother Knights restored a veteran's home to livable conditions. They replaced the water heater, repaired plumbing, doors, A/C, lights, ceiling fans, window coverings, painting walls. The former U.S. Marine was extremely grateful.

Justa Center Veteran Project - Assembly 3591 & Council 9482

Priest Appreciation Page 10

Grand Knight GK Simpson Deputy Grand Knight Richard Bruck Chaplain Fr. Robert Aliunzi, A.J. Financial Secretary Harry Moralas Chancellor Michael Threadgill Recorder Dan Blomberg Lecturer Deacon Paul Hursh Treasurer Tracy Hernandez Warden Chuck McKay Advocate Stephen Sparks Outside Guard Eric Evans Inside Guard A. J. Fifer Trustee 3rd Year Frank Saavedra Trustee 2nd Year Dan Stoecklin Trustee 1st Year Todd Huffman Field Agent Tom Moore

2016-17 Officers

2nd and 3rd Degree

Page 11 Wives Appreciation Luncheon

Our own Fr. Robert leading the assembly in the first decade of the rosary.

Page 12 30th Anniversary Celebration

Our own Fr. Robert leading the assembly in the first decade of the rosary.

Page 13 30th Anniversary Celebration

Our own Fr. Robert leading the assembly in the first decade of the rosary.

March Birthdays Brian Gunderson - 3/1 Paulu Heh - 3/1 Michael Schroeder - 3/1 John Simpson Sr - 3/1 Jerry Buser - 3/4 Brahama Kroma Jr - 3/4 Reynald Dayog - 3/5 Matt Dedek - 3/6 Christopher Rosner - 3/7 Daniel Blomberg - 3/9 Robert Reinking - 3/14 Thomas Sawyer - 3/15 Richard Bruck - 3/21 Enrique Castaneda - 3/22 Luke Clesceri - 3/22 George Stahla - 3/23 Gregory Benson - 3/24 Patrick Deichert - 3/24 Brian Sinclair - 3/25 Jeffrey Miks - 3/30 Hau Mung - 3/31

If You and your Bride are not listed, Please update your anniversary

information at the following link: http://kofc9482.org/update

New Business

AJ made a very good suggestion about when a new member joins that a knight basically adopt and mentor the new member to introduce him to the council members, activities, and goals. It might be advisable to adopt him during the 1st degree.

There was a discussion about implementing a Brother’s business directory. AJ will see about setting it up on the website

There was also discussion about planning a Spring Family Picnic. Raffle tickets are now available, Chuck has them and will freely distribute them to brother knights at the breakfast,

meetings and at church before and after Mass. Report of Fourth Degree

Dan mentioned the number of abortions compared to lives lost in all the US Wars. He then mentioned that the 40 days of life starts Weds March 1st, Following activities will be announced regularly.

Field Agents Report - Tom Moore

Tom discussed how important insurance is in taking care of a family during an unexpected, underfunded or unprepared death. He discussed the percentage of under insure or uninsured knights.

DD Report, State Deputy -

Ken stated that mount Carmel was very impressed with our first degree team. He said our numbers are good and

keep doing the great work.

Monthly Meeting Highlights Continued Page 14

Anniversaries Daniel and Jackie Stoecklin − 3/7 Manuel and Michelle Gonzales − 3/14

Let us consider the following points of reflection:

Devoting our lives to God in this season

Let us have Fullness of life with God our Father

Let us be In the wilderness of prayer and fasting with Jesus

Let us continue growing in lively faith, firm hope, and fervent charity

Let us give up complaining - Focus on gratitude

Let us give up bitterness - Turn to forgiveness “Be kind and compassionate to one another forgiving each other, just as in

Christ God forgave you.” Ephesians 4:32

Let us give up worry - Trust in God. “But seek first His Kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to

you as well.” Matthew 6:33

Let us give up discouragement - Be full of hope. “The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you: he will never leave

you or forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged.” Deuteronomy 31:8

Give up hatred - Return good for evil. “Anyone who claims to be in the light but hates his brother is still in the darkness.” 1

John 2:9

“Let Light shine out of darkness” 1 Cor 4:6

Spiritual Message continued

March Prayer

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Dear Father in heaven, we come to you. With thanks we come to you, for again and

again you have helped us. Again and again you have let your light shine out on us so that we

could be glad and know that our lives are in your hands. Protect us on this earth, where it

is so necessary. Protect us, that the light of true life may shine more and more brightly and

we may praise your name with our whole heart. Be with us this night, O God, and touch

our hearts with your Spirit. Amen.

Called to Protect (CTP) Are you up to date??? Online yearly renewals (after initial session)

click on “My Obligations” on the diocesan website

www.safeenvironmenttraining.org/classes.php

For additional sessions & locations,

Important Updates & Dates to Remember

Brother Bill Bennett - Daughter Brittaney Fleming. Brother Dale Chittenden – Mother with Alzheimer's and wife Kathy. Brother Ed Wagner – Mother, Rita Wagner, with pancreas cancer Brother Ed Wagner – Wife, Cindy Wagner, with chronic back pain. Brother John McGraw - Brother Jeff McGraw. Brother Tracy Hernandez – Mother Gwen Hernandez: Illness. Brother Tracy Hernandez – Uncle Larry Irvin Battling Cancer. Brother Tracy Hernandez – Cousin Joey Hernandez recovering from Liver Transplant. Brother Kurt Moore – Uncle Raymand Bernye Battling Cancer. Brother AJ – Sister Ann. Brother AJ - Fiancée Shola Adams. Brother AJ – Brother John Negron recovering from knee surgery. Brother John Negron – Brother Jeffrey Negron battling Leukemia. Brother John Negron – Mother Anna Negron battling Parkinsons. Brother Dave Mills - Virginia Mills. Brother Ken Kulinowski - Wife Patricia, surgery recovery Brother Dan Blomberg - Father-in-Law, Bruce Van Heertum battling lung cancer. Brother Dan Blomberg - Aunt, Jan Wetterman battling cancer. Brother Dan Blomberg – Neighbor and Parishioners Damien and Margaret Valentine Illness. Brother Dave Hanson - Father, David Hanson. Brother Dave Hanson – Friend Chris Reed died from Helicopter Crash. Brother Greg Reid - Diane Galigher in Cancer treatment. Brother Greg Reid - Sheryl Shiel terminal illness Brother Greg Reid – Mother Joyce Reid. Brother Manuel Gonzales – Wife Michelle to have Bone Marrow Biopsy Surgery. Brother Jeff Leonard – Son Jason Leonard M.S. Brother Ed Kuch – Niece Theresa Jacobs battling Anorexia. Brother Eric Evans – Father John Evans battling stroke recovery. Brother Jerry Busser - Great niece Ruth Adams heart surgery Brothers Tony & Todd Huffman - Father Larry. Brother Todd Huffman – dad Larry. Brothers Todd Huffman – Jill Mott from Parish recovering from a fall. Brother Todd Huffman – Pat Kosis from Parish recovering from a fall. Brother Todd Huffman – Dave Woods Wife Dottie recovering from a fall. Brother Lloyd Schell – Recovering from Open Heart Surgery. Brother Harry Morales – Granddaughter Crystal Uptain: Series of Surgery. Brother Ron Delperdang – Wife Donna for medical treatments. Brother Stephen Sparks – Father John for medical treatments. Brother Jonathan Goodrich – Sister in Law Sue for medical treatments. Brother Jonathan Goodrich – Father Ned for cracked Ribs. Brother Jonathan Goodrich – Recovering from medical treatments. Brother Jonathan Goodrich – Co-worker Fran Trujn died. Brother Jonathan Goodrich – Recovering from medical treatments. Deacon Paul Hursh – Sister Margaret Singer battling cancer and will start treatment. Brother Owen Kelly – Granddaughter Alyssa Michne Suffering from Crohn’s disease. Richard Bruck – Brother Andy Koch has had a rash of falls. Andy is now back home.

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Habitat for Humanity Build Day Saturday March 11th

We need 20 brother Knights to help be builders/workers that day. We will also be responsible for preparing and

serving lunch to everyone on the build site including Habitat house and Habitat crew leaders. (food/lunch for 30-35

people, Knights)

Please sign up at our Council Meeting or

Contact Brother Phil Vogel for more information mulligan4vogel@gmail.com

Friday March 3rd through Friday April 14th

Services Lead by the following Ministries

Friday March 3rd, 7 pm. Life Teen, Friday March 10th, 7 pm. Knights of Columbus

Friday March 17th, 7 pm. the Season's of Hope Friday March 24th, 7 pm. the Lector Ministry

Friday March 31st. 7 pm. Crosier Community "Evening of Taize Prayer" Friday April 7th, 7 pm. the Missionaries of Divine Mercy

Good Friday at 2:30 pm, April 14th the Marriage Ministry - Please plan on joining us for each of these services. -

The Knights of Columbus will be offering Fish Dinners, starting at 5 pm. for the 1st. six, Good Friday Evenings in Hennessy Hall