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Ancient Order of Hibernians Ancient Order of Hibernians St Brendan the Navigator Division Mecklenburg County Division # 2 ISSUE #5 MONTHLY NEWSLETTER VOLUME #1 December 2009 MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETING ARE HELD ON THE SECOND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7:30 pm IN ROOM 200 AT ST MARKS PARISH CENTER SOCIAL DINNER MEETINGS ARE HELD ON THE FOURTH MONDAY OF THE MONTH AT 6:30 PM AT AN LOCAL AREA RESTAURANT 2009 Officers Chaplain Fr Brad Jones President Joe Dougherty Vice President Shane Lis Secretary Kevin Buechler Treasurer Chris O’Keefe Financial Secretary Ron Haley Standing Committee Brian Bourque Marshall Scott Stephan Sentinel Deacon Bob Murphy Chaplain Emeritus Fr. Pat Hoare www.aohmeck2.org PRESIDENT’S REPORT Brothers, It is hard to believe that the year 2009 is approaching its end. Since April of this year, the St Brendan the Navigator division has made good progress, both in membership and in coming together in our motto of, FRIENDSHIP, UNITY and TRUE CHRISTIAN CHARITY. I am looking forward to the new year since we can do nothing but grow and be a force in helping our Catholic church and our community. We will be very busy in the months ahead, what with our recruitment drive in February at St Mark’s and hopefully also at Holy Spirit in Denver and St Therese in Mooresville. I will be in contact with both of these parishes in the next few days and see if they can fit us in sometime also in February, St Patrick’s Day is approaching very fast and as you know, that is our day to shine and to celebrate the Patron Saint of our beloved Ireland. A reminder that we will not have a business meeting in December. In its place, we will gather at the Galway Hooker for a Christmas gathering. As most of you know, Msgr. Bellow has quadruple heart surgery on November 25th and he will be on mend for at least six weeks. We need to keep Fr. Bellow and Fr. Jones in our prayers. Nancy and I send our best wishes to each of you and your families for a very Blessed and Holy Christmas and also for a Happy, Holy and prosperous New Year. God Bless Joe Dougherty The next business meeting will be on Monday, January 11th at 7:30 PM and the next two social dinner meetings will be on Monday, November 30th at 6:30 PM, at the Galway Hooker and on December 14th, also at the same place and time. Irish Saints St. Finian of Clonard Feastday: December 12 St Finnian of Clonard ('Cluain Eraird'), or Finian, 'Fionáin' in Irish, (470 - 549) was one of the early Irish monastic saints. He founded Clonard Abbey in modern-day County Meath and the Twelve Apostles of Ireland studied under him. He might have been born at Myshall, County Carlow. At an early age he was supposedly placed under the care of St. Fortchern, by whose direction, it is said, he proceeded to Wales to perfect himself in holiness and sacred knowledge under the great saints of that country. After a long sojourn there, of thirty years according to the Salamanca MS., he returned to his native land and went about from place to place, preaching, teaching, and founding churches, most noticeably at Skellig Michael or Great Skellig eight miles off the coast of County Kerry, Ireland, which is a UNESCO World Hertitage Site. Finally, he was at last led by an angel to Cluain Eraird, which he was told would be the place of his resurrection. Here he built a little cell and a church of clay and wattle, which after some time gave way to a substantial stone structure, and entered on a life of study, mortification, and prayer. The fame of his learning and sanctity was soon noised abroad, and scholars of all ages flocked from every side to his monastic retreat—young laymen and clerics, abbots, and bishops. He is listed as a bishop, but it is possible that he was not consecrated in the office. St. Columba was one of his students, as he trained the “Twelve Apostles of Ireland” at Clonard. Please check the division web site often to keep up with what’s going on. www.aohmeck2.org A Bit of Irish History 521 - Birth of St. Columcille, Irish bard and monk honored in all the Celtic lands 1602 - The O’Sullivan Beara’s are driven out of West Cork by the English who had defeated the combined Spanish and Irish forces at the Battle of Kinsale. Dónal Cam O’Sullivan, chieftain of the clan, begins the long march to Leitrim on this date, where he hopes to gain sanctuary with the O’Rourke’s of Breffni. Accompanying him are 1,000 men, women and children representing the first large-scale exodus of people from the Castletownbere region 1796 - A French fleet under General Hoche with Wolfe Tone, 43 vessels and 14,500 men sails from Brest in December and is scattered by storms; 36 ships arrive at Bantry Bay but do not attempt a landing and return to France, thus preventing what might have been an Irish/French victory over the English 1848 - The paddle steamer The Londonderry, with immigrants fleeing the famine, takes shelter in Derry harbour. When the covers are removed from the hold it is discovered that 72 men, women and children have suffocated 1865 - Birth in Dublin of Maud Gonne McBride, revolutionary and patriot, who dedicates her life to the attainment of an independent Irish nation 1904 - The Abbey Theatre opens with productions of Yeat's "On Baile's Strand" and "Cathleen ni Houlihan", as well as Lady Gregory's "Spreading the News" 1919 - Dáil Éireann meets for the first time and elects Eamon de Valera as President of Ireland 1920 - The Government of Ireland Act enforces the secession of the six Northern Irish counties from the rest of Ireland 1969 - Dan Breen, IRA leader during War of Independence dies 1989 - Death of Samuel Beckett 1999 - The Good Friday Agreement comes into operation as the British and Irish governments formally notify each other that all the necessary arrangements are in place.The notification ceremony takes place at Iveagh House, St Stephen’s Green, headquarters of the Department of Foreign Affairs, at a joint signing by Foreign Affairs Minister, David Andrews, and the Northern Ireland Secretary of State, Peter Mandelson Irish Recipes STEAK AND GUINNESS PIE ====================== Makes 1 pie - 4 servings 12 inch Pie pastry 1 or 2 pounds of Round steak 1 tablespoon of Flour 1 tablespoon of Brown sugar 1 tablespoon of Raisins 5 medium size onions 1 bottle of Guinness stout (not the 'draught' variety) 8 slices of bacon 3 tablespoon of shortening/butter Some Chopped parsley Dice the steak, cover with flour and brown, with the bacon, on a medium heat using the butter. Peel and chop the onions and brown over a good heat. Add to the meat in a caserole dish. Add raisins and brown sugar and Guinness. Cover the dish, simmer and cook over a low heat for 2.5 hours. Add water of the gravy mixture starts to thicken excessively. Coat a pie dish with half of the pastry and bake. Add the Meat and Gravy mix when cooked and place the remaining pastry on top and bake for 10 minutes or until golden brown. Serve with potatoes and vegetables. O'Keefe is one of the few Irish surnames to retained its tenth century prefix 'O'. It is included in the list of the hundred most common surnames in Ireland. It's usual spelling is O'Keeffe in Ireland and O'Keefe in the United States. The O'Keefe Coat of Arms design can be found in Burke's General Armory. Heraldic artists developed their own unique language to describe an individual Coat of Arms. The Arms (shield) is described as follows: Vert. a lion ramp. or, in chief two dexter hands couped at the wrist erect and apaumee of the last. Above the shield and helmet is the Crest which is described as: A griffin pass. or, holding in the dexter claw a sword ppr. When translated the blazon also describes the original colors of the O'Keefe Arms and Crest as it appeared centuries ago. O'Keeffe, and Keeffe, are the anglicised versions of the Irish O'Caoimh, from caomh, meaning 'kind' or 'gentle'. The original Caomh from whom the family descend lived in the early eleventh century, and was a descendant of Art, King of Munster from 742 to 762. Originally the territory of the family lay along the banks of the Blackwater river in Cork, but the arrival of the Normans displaced them, like so many others, and they moved west into the barony of Duhallow, where their territory became known, and is still known, as Pobal O'Keeffe. The chiefs of the family retained power down to the eighteenth century, despite their involvement in the various rebellions, but were eventually dispossessed. Even today, Pobal O'Keeffe is still the area in which the name is most common, with surrounding areas of Co. Cork also including many of the name. It remains relatively rare outside that county. Nobel expert: Global warming causing Irish floods, climate change By PATRICK REYNOLDS IrishCentral.com Staff Writer Ireland's massive flooding has almost certainly been the result of climate change, says Nobel Prize-winner and Ireland's leading climatologist, Prof. John Sweeney. "We have reaped what we have sown," he said. Devastating floods have swept large parts of the country. Areas of the south and west of Ireland have been under water in the worst flooding in 800 years, according to experts.
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