FEB 2012
COUNCIL 9282 14544 LEBANON ROAD OLD HICKORY, TENNESSEE 37138 Catholic Men doing God’s work
New Members’ Welcoming Dinner Top left: Tom, Kevin and Robb hold high-level discussion on rolls vs. biscuits with Italian dinner; Top right: Mike and Jimbo welcoming the family of one of KNIGHT LIFE KNIGHT our new members; Bottom left: The Ladies Auxiliary also held a membership drive with the wives of the new members; Bottom right: New members Kevin and Tim talk about the Knights while Mike looks to see when they’re going to start serving – he’s hungry but slim! 2011 – 2012 OFFICERS & PROGRAM CHAIRS
OFFICERS Chaplain Deacon Fred 754 - 6899 [email protected] Bourland Grand Knight David 758-4098 [email protected] Morrissey Deputy Grand Kent Russ 773 -5256 [email protected] Knight Chancellor Bob Young 772 -6402 [email protected] Recorder Bob Brake 758 -4024 [email protected] Financial Robb Mayes 773 -2037 [email protected] Secretary Treasurer Mark Heckel 316 - 0631 [email protected] Lecturers Bob Copeskey 758 -8936 [email protected] Tom Malone 889 -4224 [email protected] Advocate Bill Walsh 754 - 4282 [email protected] Warden Larry 883-7616 [email protected] Thompson Inside Guard Howard Hotard 288 -4389 [email protected] Outside Guard Scott Goodman 882 -0351 [email protected] TRUSTEES One Year John A Norfleet 883 - 5961 [email protected] Two Year Tom Doss 871 - 7269 [email protected] Three Year Kevin Hennessy 883 - 0844 [email protected] PROGRAM DIRECTORS Kent Russ 773-5256 [email protected] Chip Harris 754-0242 [email protected]
Webmaster Steve Cartier 902-9700 [email protected]
Newsletter Bill Walsh [email protected]
URGENT ACTION NEEDED Upcoming HHS regulations are detrimental to The Catholic Church for not providing abortion and pregnancy prevention coverage in their insurance plans for employees. This is a national problem. Please click on the link below and take action as your conscience and prayers lead you. http://www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/religious-liberty/conscience-protection/index.cfm
BLOOD DRIVES FOR 2012
Mark your calendars February 19, May 13, August 19, November 11
Sign up by going to http://www.redcrossblood.org/ and putting in sponsor code: SaintStephen, or sign up on the sheet at the blood drive table in the old church. If you have any questions, please call Mark Marsh @ 207-9434. Knight of the Month for June 2011: Jay Cannella Knight of the Month for July 2011: Fr. Pat Kibby Knight of the Month for August 2011: Mark Heckel Knight of the Month for September 2011: Ernest Bean Knight of the Month for October 2011: Jay Cannella Knight of the Month for November 2011: Bob Copeskey Knight of the Month for December 2011: Tim Winecoff Knight of the Month for Jan 2012: Kevin Fitzgerald Knight of the Month for Feb 2012: Knight of the Month for Mar 2012: Knight of the Month for Apr 2012: Knight of the Month for May 2012: Knight of the Month for June 2012:
Family of the Month for June 2011: Greg and Rose Wathen Family of the Month for July 2011: Paul and Amy Taylor Family of the Month for August 2011: Al and Roberta Steinmetz Family of the Month for Sept 2011: Dave & Lucky VanDeGejuchte Family of the Month for October 2011: Ed and Mary English Family of the Month for November 2011: Pat and Mandy Reilly Family of the Month for December 2011: Bob and Janet Brake Family of the Month for January 2012: Carl and Francie Duffield Family of the Month for February 2012: Family of the Month for March 2012: Family of the Month for April 2012: Family of the Month for May 2012: Family of the Month for June 2012:
Chaplain’s Corner
The seasons really change fast during this time of the year. Not long ago it was Advent, then Christmas and now we are in a short span of Ordinary Time. Soon, February 22nd, we will be entering Lent—a time for fasting, almsgiving and prayer. Use the next two weeks to prepare for a good Lent. Let’s first concentrate on how we can improve ourselves as individuals; more prayer time; praying the Rosary, praying the Stations of the Cross, Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament, and attending the Penance Service on March 27. But let us not forget our families. Include them in your prayer time and let’s spend more quality time with our families. Also, during this Lenten Season let’s do something positive for our council—be active and recruit a new member. Vivat Jesus Deacon Fred Bourland
Brothers, the new year is well under way and we are already into action! The postulant dinner was a huge success again this year. We had 14 postulants and raised $2600 dollars for their education fund. The blood drive is scheduled for next week and our goal is 100 pints. Encourage your kids that are young adults to come out and make a donation. The Life Chain was held in out on Lebanon Road to call attention to the sanctity of life, and was the best showing and the most people in a few years. The best part was the participation by the young people of our parish. This brings me to the main point of this greeting: You have heard and read about the current government proposal to have all employers provide medical plans to their employees that include treatments that include the morning after pill and abortions. I would ask each of you to become informed about this issue and make your voices heard. This is an important opportunity for us to rally together as catholic men and clearly state what we believe. There are times when I feel strongly that we Knights of Columbus are the ones that must stand when no one else will. This is one of those times. Our bishops need our support. Our local priests need our support. Our families and communities need our leadership and to see that we are not weak and will lift up and honor human life, in all forms. It is an honor to serve and be a part of a group of such dedicated and worthy and upstanding men. Here is the website: http://www.usccb.org/ Vivat Jesus! David
Jan 3rd 2nd Degree We conducted a 2nd degree ceremony at our January business meeting. This was an excellent opportunity for those that are 1st degree to start the new year by advancing in the degrees. Congratulations to Tim Winecoff, J. D. Hill and Kevin Fitzgerald – went through the 2nd Degree at the January meeting. Jan 7 Altar Server Party The annual altar server party was held after Mass on Jan 7th Jan 16 New Member Dinner There was a dinner on January 16th for all those that went through the 1st degree in 2010 or 2011. Invitations were sent out mid-December with a request for RSVP. New members and their families plus the officers/directors and their spouses attended. Officers and directors had an opportunity to explain their functions and invited the new members to sign up for one of the programs. Jan 21 Wine Tasting Wine tasting of locally prepared wines. This event was held in the HFC following Saturday Mass. Feb 4 Postulant and Clergy Appreciation Dinner Our annual dinner was held again in the HFC to recognize and honor our clergy. The dinner commenced with an Italian dinner followed by a dessert auction. Members and the KCLA furnished cakes for the auction. This event raises funds important to the postulants in meeting their financial needs. The auction raised $2600 for the postulants. Thanks to all that bid on or furnished a cake. Feb 6 1st Degree Held A first degree was held at the February business meeting. Please welcome our newest member, Richie Frazier. Recognition Trustee Tom Doss was awarded an Honorary Life Membership, fulfilling the requirements of age and length of service (25 years). Congratulations, Tom.
PRO-LIFE Prayer vigils still continue on Saturday mornings at the abortion clinic next to Grace Pregnancy Center with a rosary at 6:45 am. Contact Brother John Norfleet if you need directions. Safe Haven Safe Haven is a facility in St. Patrick parish that provides a safe home for up to five families. The chaperone’s duties are to make sure the doors are locked in the evening and that the residents are observing the lodging rules. The residents take care of cleanup and watching the children. St. Stephens provides the evening supper and chaperone(s) the first Friday of each month. The chaperone is to be there from Friday 5:30pm to Saturday 7:00am. Chaperone(s) are provided a separate dorm room with facilities for up to two people. If you would like to try it, but want someone to go with you the first time, just let GK David or DGK Kent know. We would like to schedule the chaperones. If you can be a chaperone, even if just once during the year, please notify DGK Kent. DGK Kent will keep the schedule so we don’t have to scramble each month. Husband/wife teams accepted. Monday Night Rosary The Council continues to sponsor a rosary service for those serving in Armed Forces and for the sick and distressed of the St. Stephen Community. Each Brother Knight is encouraged to participate in the Monday night Rosary. It is conducted every Monday at 6:15pm in the Church. First Friday Eucharistic Adoration Please make it a point to attend at least one First Friday Adoration this year in the Church at 7:00pm. Our goal is for every member to attend at least one adoration this year. No role will be taken; it is on the honor system. 2nd/3rd/4th Degree If you need to attend the 2nd, 3rd or 4th Degree, please contact either GK David Morrissey or PSD Mike Porter. You do not have to wait until our council hosts a degree ceremony –you can attend another council’s ceremony if needed. 2nd, 3rd and 4th Degree Schedules Check the online schedule at the State KofC website for current dates or ask GK David Morrissey on availability. The degree schedule can be viewed online at: www.kofc-tn.org/ Click here to go to : State of Tennessee Knights of Columbus Membership-PSD Mike Porter, chairman All Brother and Sir Knights are encouraged to sign up a new Knight. New membership is our lifeblood and insures that the Council will continue to flourish as we move into to the future. If you need a Form 100, please contact PSD Mike Porter or GK David Morrissey. Make it a goal to approach at least one person this year about joining the Knights of Columbus. Set-up and Take-down Crews FDM Bill Gunter leads the set-up crew. Currently he has a small crew and can always use some additional hands. BK Howard Hotard leads the Take-down crew. Same applies to the number needed. We always need help setting up the Family Center and then putting up the chairs and tables and cleanup afterwards when we have an event. We understand if you can’t work every event. Any help is appreciated. Many hands make light work. This is also a great way as a new member to get to know the other members of the council. Prison Ministry We received a request that the Knights help with this ministry. Brother Knights Bob Young and Dennis Kaney have participated. They tell us it is a very rewarding experience and that you’ll get as much from them as they get from your visits. The ministry is also in need of Catholic Bibles (English and Spanish) or other religious books. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer to visit the prison or donating bibles, contact Suzanne Visitation 754-2489. CCC CAMPAIGN (Coins for Children at Christmas) DGK Kent has begun a new campaign for needy children. Kent will bring a container to each business meeting. He asks that you get a container at home and put your extra change in it. Bring the change to the meeting and put it into the big container. At Christmas, the proceeds we collect throughout the year will be used to buy presents for those needy children identified by the Church office as well as a party.
Social Meeting programs will be announced at the business meeting. Please check the calendar before going to the HFC for a social meeting.
Feb 19 Blood Drive Blood Drive Challenge – we received 80 pints donated last drive; our challenge is to reach 100 pints the February drive. B ring a friend or two. Feb 25 4th Degree Exemplification There will be a 4th degree ceremony at 4972 Clubhouse on Knights of Columbus Blvd. You must pre-register by Feb 12th. Register through your council and 4th degree assembly. Contact David Morrissey or Bill Gunter if you want to attend this degree. $30 per person for the dinner; additional costs for those being exemplified. Mar 2 Fish Fry Dinner -30 Fish Fry Dinners will be held every Friday during Lent, except for the last Friday in February. Normally runs from 5:00 to 7:00 in order for participants to be able to attend Stations of the Cross. For this to be a success, many hands are needed. We need fryers, servers, people to bus the tables, set-up and take-down crews. If you can work even one dinner, please let GK David know. If not sure where you can help, just show up and ask. We guarantee you will get a job. PS- family members are welcome to help. Desserts can be donated for sale with the dinners. Mar 17 District Deputy Dinner The annual DD dinner will be held at 4972 clubhouse this year. $35 per couple. You do not have to be an officer or DD to attend. The program consists of the meal, dessert auction and each council’s presentation of their Knight of the Year and Family of the Year. Plenty of cakes are needed; please donate a homemade cake even if you cannot attend. PS- bring your checkbook. 3rd Degree Ceremony There will be a 3rd degree held at the Church of Our Lady of Guadelupe on Nolensville Road. This ceremony will be conducted in Spanish and should be quite interesting. This will be conducted using the new ceremonials. Mar 31 Bishop Mikaelian Benefit at Cedars of Lebanon Although this is not a Knights sponsored function, we have provided continued support to Bishop in her quest to overcome her illness. Her father, John, is a brother Knight. Please take the time to read the insert at the end of the newsletter and plan on attending the event. Mike Porter promises good food and a great experience. Apr 16 KofC Informational night Bring a friend or relative that may be interested in joining the Knights of Columbus. Food and refreshments will be served and various speakers to explain the functions of the Knights. Question/Answer period. No obligation to sign up; just to have a fraternal social gathering. Apr 28 Kids Day - stay tuned for more info
IMPORTANT NOTICES Meeting Dates As a reminder, if the 1st Monday is a legal holiday, in accordance with the by-laws we will meet the next day UNLESS you receive notice of another date. Changes will be posted in the Church Bulletin or email. Address or Phone Number changes Brother Knights are reminded to notify Robb Mays, Council Financial Secretary, [email protected] , the council newsletter editor at [email protected] and the Church Office [email protected] , if you have a change in address, phone number or email address so we can keep you informed and contact you as needed. On behalf of the Church Office If you consider yourself a member of St. Stephen Community and are not receiving monthly envelopes in the mail, please contact the Church office and make sure you are included in the church directory. MEETING CHANGES Because of the way the meeting dates fall on the holidays this year, the following date has been changed: Business meeting for January is January 3rd.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS – Habitat for Humanity’s next build starts in March. Watch for more info. GOOD OF THE ORDER If you know of someone that should be added or corrections needed, notify Bob Copeskey, our Memorial and Illness Committee chairman at [email protected]. For those who are sick or recovering from surgery: Tom Malone, Susie Pfister [sister-in-law of Bill Bell- 3763 (deceased)]; Monte Walker, Jr. (nephew of Mike Porter; Macie Dolan (daughter-in-law of Tom Dolan); Terri English (daughter-in-law of Ed English & sister-in-law of John Williams); Betty Maier [spouse of Bill Maier (deceased)] PSD; Thomas Gregson [brother of John Gregson (deceased)]; Rose Thompson (mother of Larry Thompson); Zygmunt Wajler (father of Zig Wajler); Ferne Harris (mother of Chip Harris); Jean Kaney (mother of Dennis Kaney); Verne Benke (friend of Kent Russ); Bill Strasser (brother-in-law of Mike Walsh); Gerry Orscheln (sister of Frank Orscheln-4972); Bishop Mikaelian (daughter of John Mikaelian); Chris Sundin (nephew of Chip Harris); Jim Johnson; Agnes Hassentufel (mother-in-law of PSD Michael Porter); Pat Wurtzel (brother-in-law of Jerry Baker); Donna Kay (sister-in-law of PSD Mike Porter); Larry Whitley (friend of Kent Russ); Sister Mary Janene Russell, SND (aunt of Bob Young); Cassie Hailey (niece of Sandra & PSD Michael Porter); Anita Lahey (cousin of Beth & Mark Heckel; Virginia Webster [spouse of Jack Webster-3763 (deceased)]; Teresa Featherstone (sister-in- law of PSD Michael Porter); Davis Nolan; Ed Cook (friend of Bob Young); Larry Walsh (uncle of Bill Walsh); Most Rev Charles Thompson (Bishop of Evansville, IN/cousin of Larry Thompson); Sister Marie Celine Osborn (aunt of Larry Thompson); Lee Brideau; Janice Petrukovich (sister-in-law of Bobby Porter); Patti Caldarulo (spouse of Mark Caldarulo); Eunice Pickney [spouse of Paul Pickney (deceased)]; Georg Toecker (brother of Deacon Hans Toecker); Diane Tippen (sister-in-law of Luis Bustillos); Alfred (Al) Baltz- 3763 (nephew of Romey Baltz); Michael Crowe, Anita Monohan, Cathy Huntsinger (sister of Father Pat Kibby); Cathy Wilkes (daughter of Pat & Bobby Porter); Chip Harris; Bob Ricci; Robert Crowley-4972; Kim Hoover (spouse of Jay Hoover); Brent Hoadley (Metro Police-cousin of J.D. Hill); Ryan Williams; Blake Harris; Ronda Williams and Irma Roy (mother-in-law of Larry Thompson). For those who have died: Elaine Wickham, Karen Ferreira; Mary Anna Mann (mother of Rob Mann); Veronica Finn Schneider (daughter of Jim Finn); Pat Moore; Sister Mary Jeanne Partington, O.P; Betty Horten (mother of PDM/PSD Mike Horten) and Anthony (Tony) Allocco. [One year anniversary of the death of Amy & Emilie Bright (nieces of Russ Kent)]. For those who are homebound or in nursing homes: Marguerite Dammann (mother of Dan Dammann); June Marie Anderson (spouse of Gray Anderson); Mary Hobbs (mother of Joe Hobbs-4972); Mary Boyd (mother-in-law of Greg Wathen); Bernardine & Elizabeth Baltz and Catherine Corbitt (sisters of Romey Baltz); Millard Crowe (father of Michael Crowe); Nina Pugh (mother- in-law of Paul Mclean); Isabelle Cook; Ed Kibler; Mary Oxley (spouse of Kenrick Oxley); Edna Duffy (mother of Tommy Duffy); Laurine Kroutter (aunt of Tim Campbell-4972); Josephine Foley (mother of Mike Foley); John Harris (father of Chip Harris); Helen Porter (mother of PSD Mike Porter); Virginia Kupchik (daughter of Chris Kupchik); Jamie Robison (spouse of Al Robison); Karla Fosbinder; Don Westcott; Jerry Deffenbaugh (father-in-law of PSD Michael Porter); Dorothy Taylor & Caroline Mikel (mother & mother-in- law of Paul Taylor); Charles Mudd; Hal Dreifuerst (uncle of Greg Wathen); Bud Cantrell (father of Chuck Cantrell) and Betty Batcheldor (spouse of Deacon James Batcheldor & mother of Jimmy Batcheldor-4972). For our military personnel especially those who are involved in the Middle East Crisis: Stephen Molnar (son of Steve Molnar-9282); Adam Aleywine, U.S. Air Force; Bryan White, U.S. Marine Corps; Dan Millay, U.S. Marine Corps; James Conklin, U.S. Navy; Travis Kersey, U.S. Air Force; Robin Kersey, U.S. Army; Justin Collins, U.S. Army; Steven Smith, U.S. Air Force; J. Kevin Johnson, U.S. Army; Robert Massey, U.S. Navy; Brent Tidwell, U.S. Marine Corps; Jamie Riles, U.S. Army; David Farley, U.S. Army; Natasha Bergfalk Bratz & Alan Bratz, U.S. Navy; Justin Cobb, U.S. Navy; Adam Bowers, U.S. Army; Keith Sprouse, U.S. Army; Deacon John Krenson, U.S. Army; Matt St. John, U.S. Marines; Lesile Cooper, RN, U.S. Army in Iraq; Don Sauls, U.S. Army; David Klunk, U.S. Air Force; Patrick Simpson, U.S. Army; Mark Fyke, Jr., U.S. Marines Corps; Patti Roach, U.S. Army; Timothy S. Matthsen, & Nikolas O. Matthsen, ; U.S. Marine Corps; Nick Madore, U.S. Marine Corps; Joseph Jenkins, U.S. Army; Michael Porter (U.S. Navy); Ray Baker, U.S. Army; Phillip Ware, U.S. Army and Gary Shannon, U.S. Army. Mass Cards from Council 9282 for Healing were sent to: Hans Toecker for his brother Georg Toecker (cancer); Michael Crowe (cancer surgery); Bobby & Pat Porter for their daughter Cathy Wilkes; Mark & Beth Heckel for their cousin Anita Lahey; Bob Ricci (following an accident where he fell at his neighbor’s home) and Chip Harris (heart attack). Fruit baskets were sent to Chip Harris and Bob Ricci. Mass Cards from Council 9282 for the loss of a family member(s) were sent to: Jim Finn in memory of his daughter Veronica Finn Schneider and Rob Mann in memory of his mother Mary Anna Mann. Potted plants were sent to the Pickney family during the wake and funeral service of Paul Pickney and a potted plant was sent to the Mann family in memory of their mother Mary Anna Mann.. Please keep in your prayers those Brother Knights in the Nashville Diocesan Diaconate Program: Paul Taylor, Bob Ochoa, Steve Molnar and Tom Samoray; and family members of Brother Knights serving with religious orders; namely, Sister Erin Muldoon (daughter of Sean and Moreen Muldoon). Erin is with the Dominicans and is posted in Adrian, Michigan. LET US PRAY for our above-listed persons – Our Father…. Hail Mary….
if you are aware of a member or someone in a member’s family that should receive a Mass Card or Special Healing Mass card, notify Bob Copeskey, Memorial and Illness Committee chairman
Health Hint for the Month Keep It Up How have your good intentions been doing? Join the gym/YMCA/etc. after the holidays and haven’t been back for over a week? Started an exercise program but kind of let it slip for awhile? Don’t worry or fret, this is common and human nature. We just naturally avoid those things that are difficult or are not something we want to do - like walking the dog or taking out the garbage. As a former instructor, I learned from my instructor training that it takes doing it on a daily basis, regardless the activity, about a month to get into a routine of doing it on a regular basis. Most quit too soon. Instead of giving up, find an exercise friend so you can motivate each other. You can make one at the gym or amongst your associates. It doesn’t have to be someone you socialize with, just someone that wants to exercise. The local newspaper and AARP newsletter both recommend walking as the best exercise for joints and cardio. If you belong to the YMCA or thinking about it, find if they offer water aerobics. My doctor tells me that this is excellent for those with joint problems since it is low impact. Ask around at the next council meeting; you might be glad to know that there are several members that walk every day at the greenway or park and would welcome a new walker. Remember what Thomas Fuller, philosopher said: All things are difficult before they are easy. Keep it up!!
The council’s calendar is available at our website www.kofc9282.org ; Click here to go to: Knights of Columbus Council 9282
Note from the editor: if you have an item or article you want published in the newsletter, submit it via email NLT than the Friday prior to the monthly business meeting. All items or articles should contain contact information and pertinent date(s) and time(s).
Observations of a Curmudgeon Well, it’s getting to be that time again where every four years we get to hear ad nauseum all sorts of folks stumping, making grandiose promises of how our lives will be better if we just vote the right way. Then, the next four years, these same folks spend time explaining why, because someone or something prevents them, they weren’t able to keep those same promises. As the speeches go on, we get on one band wagon or another depending on who spins the best yarns that meet our expectations. This being said, I’ve learned through my years that only a few things can really polarize an organization - politics being one. We, as brothers in knighthood, need to stay the course. Leave politics outside the meeting chambers. Don’t create or support division amongst the ranks. Leave the campaign buttons off when attending meetings or functions. Every brother has a right to believe in and vote for a particular candidate as he deems fit. If you feel like you must espouse on the virtues on a particular candidate, please do so outside the meeting. You don’t know how the other brother knight feels about a particular candidate and you may lose a friend or member in the process if not careful. Remember – not everyone is an elephant and not everyone is a donkey but we are all brothers. Keep it sacred.
March 31, 2012 Middle Tennessee Charity D.O.G. (Dutch Oven Gathering)
The Middle Tennessee Chapter of the International Dutch Oven Society (IDOS) will be sponsoring a charity D.O.G. at Cedars of Lebanon State Park, in Lebanon, TN. on March 31, 2012 from 12:30 PM till 5:00 PM. We will assemble, cook, eat, and raffle door prizes at Pavilion #1 between the Park office and the Cedars Forrest lodge.
This event will benefit a young girl from Mt. Juliet, TN. battling cancer. Bishop Mikaelian and her family moved here from New Orleans after Katrina devastated their home. Once here they discovered the cancer and she has been fighting ever since. All proceeds will go directly to the family, who will be in attendance for this event.
We will have three (3) judges to determine the best Dutch oven dish prepared during the day. We also ask all who plan to cook to make a batch of their best, homemade cornbread. We will ask the judges to present the top 3 cornbreads with a special award. Each cook is responsible for his/her own supplies for this event; nothing will be furnished except for the pavilion location.
We will make available a big pot of beans to keep you filled up all afternoon, and we will serve the cornbread made by our cooks. Once the Dutch oven cooks have completed their dishes and the judges have tasted from all the pots, we will make samples available for everyone in attendance. We plan to judge the Dutch Oven contest at 2:00 PM that day, and hold “How To” seminars on the art of Dutch Oven cooking throughout the day.
Our raffle items will be on display throughout the event and tickets will be sold all day with the drawings being held near the end of the day. 5 tickets for $5.00 will ensure that we will raise some substantial funds for the family. We will also have a donation jar for any additional donations you wish to make to Bishop Mikaelian.
To register to participate in the Dutch oven cooking event, please email George at: [email protected] or Mike at [email protected] let us know what you plan to make and how many pots you’re going to cook in. We are looking forward to seeing everyone at Cedars of Lebanon on March 31, 2012
LAST CAUTION WHEN DOES HONEY TURN TO VINEGAR? WHEN YOU FORGET TO BUY FLOWERS AND CANDY FOR VALENTINE’S DAY
FEBRUARY 2012
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESD THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY AY 2 3 4 Rosary at 1 Safe Haven Postulant 6:15PM * 4th Degree /Adoration Dinner Mtg
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Rosary at 6:15PM * Business Meeting 1st Degree
12 13 14 16 17 18 Rosary at VALENTINE 15 6:15PM * DAY
19 20 21 23 24 25 Rosary at 22 Blood 6:15PM * Abstinence Presidents Ash Drive Day Wednesday Fast & Abstinence 26 27 28 29 Rosary at 6:15PM * Officers’ Meeting
*Monday Rosary dedicated to our Troops ** check for program
MARCH 2012
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 Safe Haven /Adoration Abstinence FISH FRY
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Rosary at 4th Degree Abstinence 6:15PM * Mtg FISH FRY Business Meeting
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Rosary at Abstinence 3rd Degree DST Begins 6:15PM * FISH FRY DD Dinner
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Rosary at 6:15PM * Abstinence FISH FRY
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Rosary at Abstinence Bishop 6:15PM * FISH FRY Mikaelian Officers’ Benefit Meeting
*Monday Rosary dedicated to our Troops ** check for program