BISHOP ODIN NEWS Published Monthly Knights of Columbus Council No. 2917 607 East Whitney Street Houston, Texas 77022-3535 Phone: 713-694-2341 http://www.kofc2917.org December 2014 Vol. 33, Issue 12

COUNCIL OFFICERS, COMMITTEEMEN & OTHERS

Council Chaplain Rev. Clint Ressler 713-692-9123 Assistant Chaplain Deacon Will Hunter 713-805-8582 Ladies Auxiliary Chaplain Rev. Alberto Zanatta 281-447-6381 Chaplain CDA Court #1750 Rev. Msgr. James L. Golasinski 713-222-2289 District Deputy—District #75 David Keating Grand Knight Joseph Earthman 713-562-0501 Deputy Grand Knight Shawn Reichhardt shawnreichhardt@gmail.com 832-865-9485 Chancellor Floyd Supercinski 713-861-6725 Recorder William Selvaggi Financial Secretary Benny Okruhlik, PGK, FDD 281-353-5892 Treasurer Jeffrey Kasowski 713-868-8093 Advocate Brett Owens 979-324-5099 Warden Mark Demny markdemny@gmail.com 713-444-9861 Lecturer Brian Kubiak Inside Guard Edward Tobola 713-899-4211 Outside Guard Antonio Saenz 713-691-1604 Outside Guard Jose Limas 713-681-4481 Trustee Jim Descant Trustee Dominic Psencik, PGK, PFN, FDD 713-682-4413 Trustee Michael Kloss 832-443-7213 Family Director John Buck 713-398-6196 Council Director Don Christen 713-628-8177 Youth Director Miguel Navarro 713-862-5650 Rosary Team James E. Urbanovsky, PGK, PFN 713-861-6347 Rosary Team & Pro-Life Program Director John Fox 713-682-5244 Senior Club President Angie Heinrich 713-683-8417 V.A. Hospital Chairman Anton Swiech 713-697-6846 NorthSide Columbus Club President John Buck 713-398-6196 K of C insurance A-F David Walsh davidwalsh1950@gmail.com 832-512-0326 K of C insurance G-K Daryl Van Keuhlen darylvkofc@gmail.com 281-615-2618 K of C insurance L-P MarkDeacon markdeaton1@yahoo.com 281-381-1366

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Joe Earthman, Grand Knight http://www.kofc2917.org December, 2014 (Vol. 33, No. 12)

CO-CHAPLAIN’S MESSAGE Deacon Will Hunter

Looking at the power of God

So many times during our lifetime we dare to ask the Lord to manifest himself to us in times of strife, trials and heartache. Yet when he does (and he always does) we choose not to recognize his divine power and divine majesty because he does not manifest himself the way we would like for him to do so. Heartache, trials and strife will always be a part of our human condition, yet we often forget that the Lord will also be a part of our human condition. How often do we forget that the Lord has chosen us to be the living, breathing and walking temple in which he works through us to manifest himself to others? We must always strive to make our bodies, spirits and hearts a place for the Lord to dwell comfortably. Each time we receive the Eucharist we become the living temple of the Lord, a temple which should be a place for the Lord to manifest his divine power. The Lord’s divine power should always be present in our lives by the way we respond to others after receiving the Eucharist. The Eucharist should transform us each time we receive the body and blood of Christ. The temple the Lord has created in us should always be a perfect dwelling place for the Lord. A place the Lord should be happy to call his home because of the way we live our lives. Be vigilant always in keeping the temple the Lord has created in each of us clean, welcoming and forgiving. This way the temple will always be a place the Lord will be proud to call his home. Patiently clean your temple with constant kindness, consistent gentleness and most importantly with loving forgiveness. These are the cleaning tools we need to use to keep the temple of the Lord holy and inviting for ourselves and others.

GRAND KNIGHT’S MESSAGE Joe Earthman

Brother Knights, Thanks to all of our Brother Knights who attended this month's council meeting and just a reminder, all are welcome to join us for dinner before the meeting, capped off with "fellowship" in the Knight's Pub right after. We are making a concerted effort to keep our business meetings moving along at a steady clip, while preserving the tradition of the meeting, so don’t be bashful, we’d love to have you join us. The winter season is upon us as the weather changes, I hope we all take special care to bundle up and keep warm. Thanks to all of the ladies and gentlemen who attended the showing of “Blood Money” on November 12. Also, thanks to our Brother Knights who came out for our November workday. I would like to publicly remind all officers, myself included, that the best way to encourage increased participation is to lead by example. Thanks again to Doug Wendt for his continued efforts with Casino Night and to those members who attended the most recent Casino Night follow up meeting. I hope to see lots of familiar faces at our Christmas party and/or New Years Dance. Merry Christmas to you and your families!

Billy Hoffart, Knight of the Month for October.

Mike & Jan Kloss, Family of the Month for October.

Especially:

Shawn Hrncir, son of Brother Bob Hrncir.

William Wayne Sony, Army 1st Cavalry stationed at Ft. Hood, son of Brother Don and Paula Sony.

Brother Zach Kloss, son of Brother Mike and Jan Kloss.

Next Officers’ meeting is Wednesday, Dec. 3 at 7:00 p.m.

Next Council meeting is Monday, Dec. 8 at 7:00 p.m.

Dinner served from 6:00-6:40 p.m.

Next NorthSide Columbus Club meeting is Wednesday, Dec. 17 at 7:00 p.m.

Next work day is Saturday, Dec. 20

Congratulations to Brother Jimmy Dziedzic who won the Grand Knight giveaway at the November meeting.

The following Brother Knights visited our veterans for the

last time this year on Nov. 23:

John Fox, Anton Swiech, Leonard Kasowski

NorthSide Columbus Club John Buck

End-of-Year Report: The NSCC supports itself through rentals and we are financially sound. However, rentals have continuously declined over the past ten years. I am asking that if you know of someone that needs a rental hall or grounds, please recommend our facilities. Just like our council, the NSCC has a set of officers and chain of command. If you have a suggestion for the operation of the NSCC, bring your suggestion to one of the NSCC board members or officers, we will research your idea and make a decision.

The NSCC makes an annual charitable donation to Council 2917. We are able to make donations like this because we are able to save money on repair and maintenance expenses. We save on these expenses by asking our membership to volunteer their time on the 3rd Saturday of the month workday. On this day we do general repairs and maintenance--lawn, cleaning, electrical, A/C, plumbing, etc., Volunteers allow us a great savings. We also ask our membership to provide their professional services when needed, A/C, electrical, carpentry, plumbing, etc. Most of the time these types of services are provided free, but on occasion we do need to make payment.

Our steady reliable week day worker is Joe Pavlik, he maintains much of the grounds himself. Our Saturday, November 15th workers were light in number but achieved to accomplish many tasks despite the cold weather. The volunteers were: Jimmy Dziedzic, Billy Hoffart, Dennis Kubiak, Nick Navarro and John Buck. I hope to see more next month—holidays do not allow for skipping our monthly duties.

DOMINO RESULTS

Moon Tournament Winners for Nov. 3

1st Place: Bennie Bronikowski 2nd Place: George Mendel

Next tournament is Dec. 1

ATTENDANCE PRIZE WINNER!

First name drawn at the November council meeting was Brother A.J. Sarao, Jr. who was present and won the $100 attendance prize. Congratulations to Brother A.J. The prize starts over at $100. Please plan to attend the December meeting. Social and meal from 6:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m., meeting at 7:00 p.m. and the attendance prize drawing at the conclusion of the meeting.

Don’t forget!!!

Bring your canned goods the next time you come to the hall. They will be donated to the food pantries at St. Rose and Assumption Churches.

SENIOR CLUB

The next meeting is scheduled for

Tuesday, Dec. 9

We will have a catered meal.

Please bring a dessert

Family Director John Buck

REMINDER: Council 2917 Adult Christmas Party is December 14th, 3 p.m. Social and 5 p.m. catered dinner. If you plan on attending, please RSVP by December 10th. This party is for the members of Council 2917 and spouse/guest and Council 2917 Ladies Auxiliary and spouse/guest. Remember, if you RSVP for the meal, please make the meal or call in advance to cancel your RSVP, we order the number of meals per request. Council 2917 is accepting food donations for our parish food pantries. You can bring your donation of canned and dried goods to the main entrance foyer, a box is placed in the foyer for collection. I will make delivery of these items to the parishes by December 18th. When you come to the Council Christmas Party, this would be a good time to bring your food donations. If you would like to make a cash donation to our council 2917 Food Pantry, we will accept this too. You can give your cash donation to either Benny Okruhlik or John Buck. Our parish food pantries make good use of your donations.

New Year's Eve Dance-your council is hosting this dance. Get a group of friends, church members, etc. together to join in dancing out the Old Year and bring in the New Year.

Pro-Life movie "Blood Money: the Business of Abortion." We had our showing of the movie last month, even though it turned cold that night we had a good turnout. Those that attended learned about the business of abortion-how much money there is to be made from operating an abortion clinic or Planned Parenthood facility. I am going to the council to ask for another showing later, I believe that more need to benefit from the viewing of this movie. For those that attended, I ask you spread the information that you received from this movie and ask your parish pastor if he would like a showing for his parish. I also think that we should advertise this movie to our parish schools and Catholic High Schools. I will make this movie available to our local Catholic schools.

I’m asking all Council 2917 members--men and women alike, to make a New Year's Resolution to be more active and visible at Council 2917. We have many functions that we participate in and our council is large enough that we should and can do more, but our problem is manpower. As it is, we have about 50 good active members that attend meetings and/or volunteer at council functions, but with our membership in excess of 500, we should have a greater attendance at all of our events. We have some members that only come out once a year for an event. It would be really nice to have these members come and show their support to the council more than once a year. I understand that we cannot make all council events, but let us all try in 2015 to make a better showing of ourselves at Council 2917. Try to attend meetings regularly, find time to attend and/or volunteer at some of our events: Bingo, Special Olympics, Casino Night, dances, Toys for Tots, council workdays, and Bingo Kitchen. Strive to become an active Family Member of Council 2917 and not just a name on a roster.

The yearly survey of service hours form will be handed out at the December meeting, please fill out the form that evening or return to me at the January meeting. These service hours include KC and church meetings, VA visitations, visits to the sick, bereaved, and elderly, blood donor, community service, church activities, youth and school activities, pro-life, fraternal service hours, and more. These recorded service hours are important so that we get credit at the Council, State, and Supreme levels. If you are participating in an activity or program that is counted, be counted by turning in your service hours.

All members of Council 2917 and Ladies Auxiliary are invited.

Sunday, December 14 Cocktails beginning at 3:00 p.m. — Dinner served at 5:00 p.m.

This is a free catered dinner for members and their spouse/guest. Dinners ordered will be based on RSVP count.

Please be sure to RSVP by December 10 to Kathy Bronikowski at 281-356-3535 or kbroniko@hotmail.com

The Ladies Auxiliary will have a raffle at the party. If you would like to make a donation to the raffle— cash or gift cards ONLY—please contact: Doris Henderson at 713-466-0606 by December 8.

KC wives and Ladies Auxiliary members, if you are able to attend this event, please bring a dessert to share.

Please pray for our sick: Brother James Urbanovsky

Brother Robert Bratton

Brother Frank Culver

Brother John A. Dziedzic father of Brother Jimmy

Brother Al Kainer

Brother Trent Salch

Brother Jose Limas

Brother Don Psencik

Brother Tom Sicola

Brother Edmund Gorka

Kimberly Boudny, daughter of Brother Kim Boudny

Jesse Herrera, brother-in-law of Brother Tony Saenz

Helen Brezina, mother-in-law of Brother Dennis Kubiak

Gertrude Kubiak, mother of Brother Dennis Kubiak

Isabella Kubiak, daughter of Brother Brian & Celina Kubiak

IN MEMORIAM:

Brother Pete Guerrero, beloved husband, father, grand-

father, great-grandfather and brother, passed away peacefully at

his home on Wednesday, November 5, 2014. A gentle soul,

our Pete was a native Houstonian born on January 9, 1940.

He was a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 2917

and St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church. He is preceded in

death by his parents, Bernardo and Mary Guerrero; brothers

Mike, Ruben, Daniel and Tony; sisters, Corina, Amelia, Irene

and Carmen. He is lovingly survived by his wife of 32 years,

Fabiola Beltran; children, David Guerrero, Cynthia Garnica,

Jerry L. Guerrero; step children, Michael Beltran, Jesse

Beltran, Richard Beltran and Felicia Lopez; 11 grandchildren

and 11 great-grandchildren; brother, Benny Guerrero; sisters,

Connie Beltran and Frances Mata.

Brother Roman “Roy” Kobak went to his heavenly home

Saturday, November 22, 2014. He was born July 13, 1938 in

Saskatchewan, Canada. He was one of the founding fathers

of the Pokrova Ukranian Church and a lifetime member of

the Knights of Columbus Council 2917. He is preceeded in

death by his wife Rose and sons Paul and William. He is

survived by his loving wife Donna and four sons: Michael,

Daniel, John and Theodore as well as step-son Scott Ward; 3

grandchildren: grandson Theodore Jr., and granddaughters,

Amanda and Corina, as well as sister Olga Petrie and

brother Theodore, of Canada. May God grant them eternal rest and let his perpetual light shine upon them. Please keep Brother Pete and Brother Roman and their families in your prayers.

Please contact Brother Floyd Supercinski, Chancellor, at 713-861-6725 if you would like to add anyone or have the name remain on our prayer list. Also contact Brother Floyd if you know of a Brother Knight confined to his home or a nursing home that would like to be visited by his Brother Knights.

Joseph B. Kerstukos Dec. 1

Francis F. Fucheck Dec. 1

Chris J. Mocek Dec. 1

Don E. Christen Dec. 2

Joseph E. Lorino Dec. 3

Jose L. Sifuentes Dec. 3

Maurice Hafernik Dec. 4

Brian J. Kubiak Dec. 5

Philip J. Borski Dec. 6

Ronald J. De Simone Dec. 7

Baltazar Chavarria, Jr. Dec. 8

Robert A. Uhland Dec. 8

John H. Stoever Dec. 9

Jerry M. Maynard Dec. 10

Michael V. Syzdlik Dec. 10

Andrew L. Collette Dec. 12

Joseph J. Earthman Dec. 12

William E. Harrell, Jr. Dec. 12

Monserato Rivera, Jr. Dec. 14

Archie P. Kitkoski, Sr. Dec. 15

Ronald F. Wischnewsky Dec. 15

Robert J. Bollom Dec. 17

Rev. Carl Tenhundfeld Dec. 17

Charles P. Worchesik Dec. 17

Antonio C. Cavaliere Dec. 18

Tommy J. Gorski Dec. 19

Oscar D. Ochoa Dec. 19

Lawrence P. Monks Dec. 19

Mark A. Roznovsky Dec. 19

Bennie J. Bronikowski Dec. 20

Oscar R. Montemayor, Jr. Dec. 21

Deacon Will Hunter Dec. 22

Edward P. Battenfield Dec. 23

John L. McClosky Dec. 23

Michael W. O’Connor Dec. 23

Jude T. Sivcoski Dec. 23

Jason M. Kimball Dec. 25

Ryan M. Robinson Dec. 25

Douglas J. Wendt Dec. 26

Thomas J. Goethals Dec. 27

James N. Hansen Dec. 27

Harold Fenn Dec. 28

Arvin D. Mobley Dec. 28

Rev. Msgr. Fred O’Connor Dec. 29

Frank Lozano Dec. 29

Stanley Jankowski, Jr. Dec. 30

Richard B. Habernal Dec. 31

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LADIES' AUXILIARY Kelly Clawson, President

Dear Ladies, It’s that time of year when you know Christmas is coming. The air is chilly and you begin to see lights on houses. The smells of cinnamon and baking and all the Christmas movies on TV. I love this time of year. The Toys for Tots Dance and BBQ/Chili cook-off will kick off the festivities at the KC Hall the weekend of December 5-6. The dance will be on Friday Dec. 5th with the cook-off on Saturday Dec. 6th. See elsewhere in bulletin for more info. The Knights of Columbus Adult Christmas Party will be on Sunday, December 14th

. Cocktails begin at 3:00 p.m. with dinner served at 5:00p.m. This will be a free catered dinner for KC and Ladies Auxiliary members and their spouse/guest. Since we are charged for what is ordered, the amount ordered will be based on the RSVP count. If you don’t RSVP – no food will be ordered for you! So please be sure to RSVP by December 10 to Kathy Bronikowski at 281-356-3535 or kbroniko@hotmail.com. The Ladies Auxiliary will have a mini-raffle at the party. If you would like to make a donation to the raffle— cash or gift cards ONLY—please contact: Doris Henderson at 713-466-0606 by December 8. Thank you Doris for handling this for us again this year. Your help is greatly appreciated. One last item about the Christmas Party, all KC members and Ladies Auxiliary members attending the party are asked to bring a dessert to share. The Knights will be hosting a New Year’s Eve Dance on Dec 31st. Advanced tickets are $30 per couple ($35 at the door). I want to thank the Ladies Auxiliary for adopting some of the students from my school for Christmas this year. With the Ladies generosity, they will now have Christmas. It broke my heart to read that one of my students wrote he has never had a Christmas present before. Thanks to my wonderful ladies, this year he will! Our next meeting will be on Wednesday Jan. 21 at 7:00 p.m. I don’t know what Bingo would be like if the Bingo kitchen was not there. Something I don’t want to find out either! Thanks to the faithful workers and bakers for doing an outstanding job. The workers for October were: Earline Okruhlik, Theresa Burkett, Betty Taylor, Doris Henderson, Mickie Wendt, Judy Wendt Kathy Bronikowski. The bakers for October were Wanda Kainer, Earline Okruhlik, Judy Wendt, Theresa Burkett, Sandra Rekieta, Kathy Bronikowski, May you all have a very Blessed and Merry Christmas. Love you all.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Bingo Night Out Friday, Dec. 19

CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS

OF THE AMERICAS

Christmas Party, Dec. 2

Next meeting Jan. 6

If anyone is interested in joining the Catholic Daughters, please call Carol Mitschlatis at 832-498-8495.

Dec. 1 Domino Tournament

Dec. 3 Officers’ Meeting

Dec. 5 BINGO

Dec. 5 Toys for Tots Dance - Telstars

Dec. 6 Toys for Tots Cookoff

Dec. 8 Immaculate Conception (Holyday)

Dec. 8 Council Meal at 6 p.m./Meeting at 7 p.m.

Dec. 9 Senior Citizens

Dec. 12 BINGO

Dec. 14 Council Adult Christmas Party

Dec. 15 Pro-Life Rosary

Dec. 17 NorthSide Columbus Club - 7 p.m.

Dec. 19 BINGO

Dec. 20 Council Work Day

Dec. 25 Merry Christmas!

Dec. 29 Domino Tournament (5th Monday)

Dec. 31 New Year’s Eve Dance

Jan. 1 Happy New Year!

Jan. 2 BINGO

Jan. 5 Domino Tournament

Jan. 7 Officers’ Meeting

Jan. 9 BINGO

Jan. 12 Council Meal at 6 p.m./Meeting at 7 p.m.

Jan. 13 Senior Citizens

Jan. 16 BINGO

Jan. 17 Council Work Day

Jan. 21 NorthSide Columbus Club

Jan. 21 Ladies’ Auxiliary Meeting

Jan. 23 BINGO

Jan. 24 Cajun Dance - Roemer Hall

Jan. 26 Pro-Life Rosary

Jan. 30 BINGO

FOURTH DEGREE NEWS

Sir Knights: A turnout request is scheduled for Dec. 6 at the Co-Cathedral for a Confirmation Mass with Cardinal Dinardo as the celebrant. Line up will be at 4:30 p.m. with Mass beginning at 5:00 p.m. The Wilhelm Assembly Christmas Party is Dec. 7 at the Cathedral Center. Each Sir Knight and their spouse or guest is invited. Start time is 2:00 p.m. with refreshments and a catered meal by Mikeska’s BBQ from Columbus, TX. The Assembly is also sponsoring a raffle with 11 prizes totaling $2,150.00. It is important that each Sir Knight purchase at least 3 books for $30.00. You can mail in your money and ticket stubs along with your dues and we will take care of the rest. SK Bill Florez PFN, our raffle coordinator is in dire need of your help in selling raffle tickets at various churches before and after Mass. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Do the selling before Mass—attend the Mass—then sell after Mass. You can call Bill at 713-628-7811 for the Church and Mass times. The whole book only costs you $10.00 but you get a free car wash coupon at any DR. GLEEM location which essentially has the same value as the whole book of tickets. If you don’t want to use a car wash, use the coupon as a stocking stuffer. What a deal!!!

Sir Knight Leonard P. Kasowski Msgr. Wilhelm Assembly Liaison Cell: 713-206-1318 lpkasowski@comcast.net

Pro-Life Program Director John Fox

Thank you to the Ladies Auxiliary for providing refreshments for our October Rosary. Due to the Christmas holidays, our next pro-life rosary will be on Monday, Dec. 15. Join The Helpers of God’s Precious Infants in a Peaceful Prayer, Mass and Rosary on

Saturday, December 27, 2014 - Mass 4:30 p.m. Feasts of the Holy Innocents

Shrine of the True Cross 300 FM 517 Rd. East, Dickinson, TX 77539

Followed by a Candlelight Rosary at Mt Olivet Cemetery in Dickinson.

This is a special family prayer event and children

are encouraged to dress as Mary, Joseph, the Wisemen or angels.

Please join us in praying the Rosary at St. Rose of Lima Church any Thursday at 11:00 a.m. in the small chapel to your right as you enter the Church.

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