Knights of Columbus March All Saints Council 11402 2013 Dunwoody, Georgia Volume 20 (Established July 4th, 1994) “Opere et Veritate ” 1 John 3,18 Issue 3
Brothers: biblical scholar who speaks six languages. However he has caused controversies in the We are now more than halfway through the past few years with some of his comments, Fish Frys – and what an amazing start! While including linked clerical sex abuse with homo- the numbers are down slightly from last year’s sexuality. record-setting Lenten season, the customer experience is better than ever. The lines are The leading candidate from North America is moving faster, the orders are more accurate, Cardinal Marc Ouellet, 68, of Canada. and the food is fabulous. Ouellet served as Archbishop of Quebec from 2002 to 2010 before taking over as head of the Thanks to all the volunteers that have made powerful Vatican office that oversees the this possible. Your hard work not only helps appointment of the world’s bishops. Critics unify our parish and community, but fills our point to the poor state of the Church in council’s coffers with the funds that our Quebec during his tenure, and wonder if he charities have come to rely on. would be able to reinvigorate the faith in the Later this month the College of Cardinals will West. form a conclave in Vatican City to pick the Insiders have long said the Vatican has an next leader of the church. Just who are the unwritten rule that no American will ever favorites to replace Pope Benedict XVI? head the Catholic Church. But Italy's fourth Of the 118 Cardinals eligible to vote - those largest daily, Il Messaggero, said the Holy See under the age of 80 - 62 are from Europe and may be seeing the light. Il Messaggero writes, 28 of those are of Italian heritage. Does that “If the church’s new evangelization will come make an Italian the favorite? Two Italians are through a smile not a frown, maybe Cardinal among those considered “papable”, or suitable Timothy Dolan is the best candidate of all.” to become Pope. There are reasons to think Cardinal Dolan, 63, Cardinal Angelo Scola, 71, the Archbishop of Archbishop of New York, could be a serious Milan, is considered a brilliant theologian, a candidate. If the culture of the United States is major supporter of the New Evangelization currently in full vigor and affects the world at and a leader in Catholic-Islamic dialogue. large, perhaps so, too, an American Pope can However, his election could be hampered by offer an authentic Catholic response to the age internal divisions among the Italian cardinals. in which we live.
Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, 70, is one of the After all, it was a great minds in the contemporary Church. Polish pope who Pope Benedict charged him with rekindling ushered in the the Catholic Church's dialogue with non- radical changes believers. But he may be too intellectual and that affected East- may not be the kind of reformer that the ern Europe in the Roman Curia needs. 1980s, leading to Cardinal Peter Turkson, 64, of Ghana could the fall of commu- 1 become the first Pope of color in the modern nism. era. Turkson is president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace as well as a Vivat Jesus, New Brothers on February 26th
David Adelman Duane Neil Albert Arokia
On February 26th in McGivney Hall, the Order No picture available. exemplified 3 new brothers at combined 1st/2nd degree ceremonies. One brother from St. Thomas Aquinas also joined the Order at that time and took both degrees.
A ceremonial team from St. Brigid Council 13204 came to McGivney Hall to administer the 2nd de- gree. We were honored that our past grand knight and current state deputy, Rick Sisko, participated as a member of the St. Brigid team.
We also voted to re-admit Steve Valenti to our Steve Valenti council. He had been inactive since 1983. Eucharistic Guardians Needed As the ministry chair for Eucharistic Adoration, I am sending you this email to personally invite you to spend time in our lovely Adoration Chapel during the year.
Additionally, we are in need of Guardians (people who commit to one hour of time a week) for specific time slots which you can view on the schedule located in the binder on the table across from Our Lady of the Knights Adora- tion Chapel's door. Please prayerfully consider becoming a Guardian.
For safety purposes, we have added a coded lock to the Chapel door as we intend to have occasional 24 hour Ado- ration days in the future. The code for the door is 1979*. If you should forget this code, it is also in the Adoration sign-in binder on the weekly schedule under the Friday title.
If you are already a Guardian, thank you for your commitment. We hope your time with Jesus has sent you many blessings and graces.
If you would like more information, please email me at [email protected] . 2
Vivat Jesus-- Therese Birkbeck (wife of Sir Knight Doug Birkbeck) 404-213-7510 2 Additional Brothers Progressing to 2nd Degree
Jerry Adkins Bill Camden Dave Davis Len Dorrien
Bill Garrett Jack Kill Jim Gonzales Ralph O’Connor
Dave Pavadore Steve Pfister Robert Scoboda Jim Talley These 12 first degree brothers progressed to the second degree as did the three new brothers on the previous page. That makes these additional 15 brothers eligible for 3 the third degree at the All Saints Social Hall on Saturday, April 6th, at 10 AM. 3 Fish Fry Numbers are Accelerating
After a start that was a bit slower than last year, we set an all-time record of 1,297 meals served for Friday #3. Because we are still 275 meals behind last year, we need three more nights of near 1,300 to beat last year. It is difficult, but not impossible. We ask everyone to bring their families and neighbors to the last three events to continue our record streak. Who else serves $8 and $9 seafood meals with free coffee and tea?
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 +/- Knights Only 136 144 103 128 215 151 224 298 244 -54 Ash Wednesday 469 543 578 638 746 670 689 745 589 -156 Friday 1 614 623 710 717 814 881 1,044 963 960 -3 Friday 2 748 918 937 872 1,004 975 1,130 1,200 1,087 -113 Friday 3 778 617 1,032 945 1,050 1,026 1,119 1,246 1,297 51 Friday 4 854 987 953 1,003 1,030 943 1,242 1,131 0 Friday 5 753 931 918 904 875 951 971 1,201 0 Friday 6 762 858 926 952 979 1,139 1,154 1,225 0 Totals 5,114 5,621 6,157 6,159 6,713 6,736 7,573 8,009 4,177 -275 Good publicity like this article from a recent over 1,000 meals red number Dunwoody Crier Newspaper has always over 1,100 meals brown backfill helped us boost meal traffic to record levels. over 1,200 meals yellow backfill
“They also serve, who only stand and wait.” 4 --John Milton 4 Knights Annual Free Throw Tournament
On Sunday, February 24th, the District Free Throw Championship was held in the All Saints gym. Only those youngsters who had won or tied their divisions previously were allowed to compete. Our district was able to send seven youngsters on to the state finals in Macon, Georgia on March 16th. Each participant got a souvenir medal and a KofC basketball for participating. Some of our winners with council connections are shown below.
Bruce Malinoff sent us the left picture showing him demonstrating proper dunking techniques to the young basketballers.
Only later did we discover that he and Bryan Kler had conspired to photo- shop the picture.
Bruce has never come close to dunking a basketball (even when starting from a chair or a six-foot ladder). 5
5 Additional Acolytes Needed
All Saints Council 11402 has a special parish service ministry that may be unique over all the councils in the world. We know of no other council that provides rotating teams of knight altar servers that assist on the altar at all funeral Masses in their parish. We currently have about 70 brothers assigned to 5 teams that provide this service first requested by former pastor Monsignor Donald Kiernan in 1998.
Acolytes wear matching outfits composed of navy blue blazers, medium grey dress slacks, white shirts, black shoes and socks. The council provides each with a blue Knights of Columbus logo tie worth $30. A full complement of Mass acolytes might consist of a cross bearer, two torch bearers, two water and wine handlers, and an incense bearer. Team members alternate roles and learn them all in good time.
Visitors to All Saints marvel at the reverence and professionalism of the formal presentation that each parish funeral exhibits. There are about 50 funerals per year at All Saints, and some other special Mass occasions utilize our teams as well. If you work during the week, we can still use you on Saturdays or for special evening Masses.
If you have been wondering how to serve your council and the parish in an enjoyable and meaningful way, please contact our Acolyte Director, Norbert Braza, at 770-393-8645 or [email protected] . No previous altar server experience is necessary, you will be trained. Any knight is eligible. It is quite an honor for a brother to serve on God’s altar.
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6 Second Homeless Shelter Night for the Knights
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Each year our council volunteers to staff downtown homeless men’s shelters for two Sundays. Our first homeless shelter day was Feb. 16th, and now our homeless shelter coordinator, Brother Len Dorrien, is asking for volunteers for Sunday, March 24th.
For this date, we will require another 8 volunteers. Three will be assigned to the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church shelter (downtown near the state capitol building), and 5 volunteers for the adjoining Central Presbyterian Church shelter.
Typically the 8 volunteers meet at our parish social Hall about 5 PM on the designated Sunday, put together breakfast sandwich goodie bags for 100 men. They are then briefed on their duties and ride together to the shelters.
Accompanying them in the caravan are a group of church women who have pre-cooked some elements of an evening meal for the homeless. The women reheat and complete the meal at the shelter kitchen and our male volunteers act as waiters and eat with the home- less men.
After supper, the women leave together and the men stay the night to supervise and take care of the needs of the homeless men until Monday morning. The homeless are given their breakfast sandwich bags and return to the streets. The volunteers return home by about 7 AM. You will find it a very rewarding ministry, if you have never experienced it.
Please contact Brother Len Dorrien at 770-394-4672 or [email protected] to volunteer as a team member for this dates. There will be signup sheets at the March council meeting on the 5th as well. Please do not let these homeless men down. 7 7 Sir Knights Host Valentine Day Dinner
Hlads, Piersons, Wasowskis, Creans Diaz and Malone Table
Collins, Buchholz, Spencer Table Saunders and Trantow Table On February 12th, the Fr. Charles J. Watters Fourth Degree Assembly hosted a Valentine Day Dinner for 57 of its members. The All Saints folks were there in full force at Altobeli Italian Restaurant on Old Alabama Road. St. Andrew and St. Brigid members also attended.
The cost for a four course dinner was only $60 per couple including tax and gratuity. That’s why the members are smiling so broadly.
On April 27th, a gala dinner honoring any living WW II veterans will be held.
John and Jodie Knight hold court with The assembly holds these kinds of social8 din- ners about three times per year. There are ad- some St. Brigid and St. Andrew friends vantages to becoming 4th degree brothers. 8 Prayers Suggested by U.S. Bishops
Prayer for Pope Benedict Prayer for the Election of a XVI New Pope
O God, true shepherd of all the O God, eternal shepherd, faithful, look with kindness on your servant Pope Benedict who governs your flock with XVI, whom you set as head and unfailing care, grant in your shepherd of Your Church. boundless fatherly love a We give you thanks for your pastor for your Church who grace at work in him as he had will please you by his holi- led us by word and example: in ness and to us show watch- his teaching, in his prayer and ful care. in his great love. Grant him your strength in Through our Lord Jesus frailty, comfort in sorrow, and Christ, your Son, who lives serenity amid the trials of this and reigns with you in the world; and guide your Church, unity of the Holy Spirit, one built on the rock of Peter, with God, for ever and ever. the power of your Spirit as we continue on the path that leads to you. Amen. Through Christ our Lord. (Both these prayers were relayed to us by Amen. our council brother, Fr. David Daly, LC) “Know Your Knights” Weekend Mar 9th/10th The council has instituted a policy of asking all brothers to wear their council badges one weekend a month at the Mass they attend to stress an awareness among the parishioners of the council‘s presence and importance. With over 400 members, it is difficult at any parish Mass to look around and not see dozens of brothers in the congregation. At some Masses, the entire usher crew are brothers.
The Badge Sunday (and Saturday night vigil Mass) in question will always be the weekend immediately following our monthly business meeting which is usually the first Tuesday of the month (March 5th this month). Please wear your badge the weekend following our business meeting every month.
Wear your council badge proudly, so that all parishioners “Know Their Knights” and men are thus encouraged to join the Order. Since you paid $10 for your membership badge, don’t let it gather dust in your dresser. Please display it proudly every month!! (Wives can obtain a badge for only $5). 9
9 “Knight to Knight” Corner Our council insurance field agent, John Knight, has put together some great tips to consider monthly on the importance of proper insurance coverage.
Following is his March insurance topic to ponder. KofC insurance is sold only to brothers and their families at great rates. March Insurance Tip --- Have You Insured Your Most Valuable Asset? Is your income protected if you become sick or injured and cannot work? Your ability to work and earn an income is your most valuable asset. Yet a disability could prevent you from earning that income. Just one year of a disability could eliminate your savings. I would like to show you that Income Armor, an individual disability income insurance product from the Knights of Columbus, should be a key part of your overall financial plan and family’s protection. If you are ill or injured, Income Armor provides monthly benefits to help you meet living expenses and maintain your standard of living. Your monthly benefits help you pay your mortgage and other monthly bills, while your savings and retirement assets remain intact. In short, if you have a job and don’t have a way to protect that pay- check, you should seriously consider Income Armor today. I look forward to meeting with you.
John Knight, FICF, KofC Field Agent Cell: (404) 569-5265 Email: [email protected]
10 Note to Members
At this writing there are still 145 of our brothers out of 416 council members who have not paid their annual member- ship dues. Over $6,500 is owed the council.
It is difficult to continue our charitable mission without the funds to do so. If you have not paid yet, please send a $40 check made out to the “Knights of Columbus” to our financial secretary, Dennis Caniglia at:
3291 Rose Ridge, Atlanta, GA 30340 [email protected] 770-908-0484
If your address, phone, or email contact info has changed recently. Please let him know. Council Benevolence/Charity/Service
Council donated and installed a hot water heater for a family in Decatur with financial problems and dire need.
Council continues sponsoring Fr. Bill Hoa’s bi-monthly widowers bereavement meetings in McGivney Hall .
Council continues its Fathers for Good seminars into the fourth year.
Council donated $1,000 to the Jamaican Missions and four of our brothers attended the parish trip.
Council hosted Basketball Free Throw Tournaments on the local and district levels in the All Saints gym for parish youth.
Council hosted a night at the downtown homeless shelter on February 15th. Another is scheduled on March 24th.
Council continues providing acolyte teams for all parish funerals.
11 Council is hosting eight Lenten Fish Fry events again to raise funds for our charities. 11 Council Brothers Donate a New Water Heater
Our council brother, Sir Knight Deacon Ken Melvin , alerted our council recently of a family’s pressing need and asked for assistance. Deacon Melvin lives in Dunwoody, but is assigned to the- Corpus Christi Parish in Stone Mountain.
A family with financial problems in Decatur was in dire need of a new hot water heater. Deacon asked if we could broadcast on email to the brothers to request several to donate the cost of the new unit and get someone to install it.
Response was swift with several brothers volun- teering to share some of the cost. A special “KofC discount” was arranged with Home Depot and Brother Robbie White, who is in the heating and air conditioning business, installed it.
These are the types of impromptu charities that a group of brothers can accomplish in short time that change the lives of people in need. Be proud of our council for doing the small things that exhibit true Christian charity. Upcoming Exemplification Opportunities 3rd degrees -
Sat. April 6th - All Saints Council 11402 in Dunwoody !! 10 AM
1st/2nd Degrees - Wednesday, Mar 20th - Atlanta Council 660 at 2620 Buford Highway NE, Atlanta 30324. 1st degree at 7 PM, register 6 PM and 2nd degree starts about 8:30 PM. Register 7:45 PM. RSVP to Gordon Calley at [email protected]. Those needing only 2nd degree should preferably come as observers for 1st degree and then participate as candidates for 2nd degree. Coat and tie for pictures.
1st Degree - Tuesday, Mar, 26th - All Saints McGivney Hall, at 7:30 PM. Candidates arrive at 6:45 PM to register. RSVP to Frank Callan at [email protected] . Coat and tie for pic- tures.
4th Degree - Saturday, June 15th - St. Catherine of Siena Council 9923, Kennesaw GA Make sure you have a black tuxedo. Details will follow soon. Call Lou Hlad at 770-394- 6327 and [email protected] to express interest or ask questions. 12
12 Council Significant Dates
March Wedding Anniversaries March Birthdays Date Years Deacon Ken Melvin 1st 26th Walt & Susan Banasik 47 Bill Peet 1st 14th Bernie & Marilyn Santa Maria 43 Pat Duncan 2nd 3rd Richard & Terri Ducote 40 Ray Eberly 6th 23rd John & Arlene Gannon 40 Robert Webb 6th Ken Gregg 7th 24th Lou & Marty Hlad 40
Rene Rodriguez 9th 14th Bill & Patricia Camden 33
John Nuzzulo 10th 17th Sam & Molly Portis 29
Bob Mohalley 11th 2nd Michael & Frances Smit 22
Joe Cavallaro 13th 30th Jerry & Diane Churchill 17
Ted Davis 13th 15th Joseph & Melonie Stutz 16
Jim Scandle 13th 24th Cliff & Tiffany Chapman 12 Scott Brown 14th 21st Matt & Lara Kitchin 12 Steve Craine 14th 10th Shane & Kelley Patilla 12 John Gannon 14th 24th Fred & Michelle Quintans 12 George Tanguay 14th 8th Bill & Kimberly McLaughlin 10 Sebastien Melaerts 16th
Kent Polzin 16th
Fidel Espinoza 18th
John Deasy 19th Mark P. Miller 20th
Cyril Montabert 20th
Sean Mercer 21st Joe Matassino 22nd Mark A. Miller 22nd Alan Prusak 23rd John DeVeer 25th Jeff Gregor 25th Bill Hosken 27th Michael Lavelle 27th Tony Joyce 28th Kirby Baden 29th 13 Fr. William Rowland 31st 13 13 Our Council Intentions and Remembrances Prayers for Friends and Loved Ones Ailing Brothers Monthly Prayers: Jon Bird’s wife, Yoshii Frank Murphy Al Kosek John Brach’s son-in-law, Mike Spinello Jack Klapka Nestor Montero Stuart Brady’s mother Benny Mastrogiovanni James Tally Tom Burleigh’s neice George Swartz Joe Liebsack Jim Campbell Joe Cavallaro Dave Davis’ mother, Esther, 96 Dennis Crean Joe Fuentes Mark Foster’s uncles, Warren Foster & Wilmer Himeline Phil McGonegal Jean-Paul Roy James Foy’s wife, Mary Lou Holt Mike Martell John Pepitone Matt James’ father-in-law, James Shanni Bill Driscoll David Guy David Jeanson’s wife, Pat Mike Laponzina Ed Trainor Al Kosek’s wife, Sylvia Ailing Brother Ongoing Prayers Mario Marin’s brother-in-law, Fernando Matheus William O’Connor Matt Dewhurst Mario Marin’s niece, Andrea Carolina Zamora John Nuzzulo Bennie Mastrogiovanni’s daughter-in-law, Hollie Franz Brucks Fr. Joseph Peek Fr. Dan McCormick’s sister, Jane Paul Mudge’s friend, Ken Kolany, brother of parishioner Therea Kolany Our Seminarians/ Missionaries Paul Mudge’s sister , Margaret Ruth Mudge-Vaughn, RN Brian Baker Matt Dalrymple Bill O’Brien’s grandson, Isaac Del Valle Jack Knight Missionary Gray Plunkett Shane Patilla’s aunt, Mary Cronin in Ireland Our Beloved Clergy Kent Polzin’s wife, Jennifer Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory MOQ Grand Knight Bob Santos’ wife, Christine, and dad, Napolean Aux. Atlanta Bishop Luis R. Zarama Fred Quintan’s son, Ethan Abbot Francis Michael Stiteler John Seggerson’s brother, Art Monsignor R. Donald Kiernan, P.A. Ernie Spencer’s Grandson , Garrett Pilcher Ora Pro Nobis Monsignor Hugh M. Marren Stan Wasowski’s mother, Florence Father William T. Hao Father Joseph Peek Tom Wozniak’s aged mother and father Father Daniel J. McCormick Mark Yanta’s nephew, Nolan Goldklang Father Daniel Rogaczewski Father Michael U. Onykuru Father William F. Rowland, S.M. Memento Mori Father Bryan Small Father Daniel Ketter Father David Daly, LC Father Brian Kerr Father Peter Khuong Huynh, LC Father Joseph Khang Huyuh, LC Sir Knight Pat Fahey lost his mother-in-law, Grace. Deacon Ray Egan Deacon William Garrett Deacon Ed Krise Deacon Paul Doppel She was the mother of his deceased wife, Jackie. We Deacon Ken Melvin pray for the families at this sad time. Brother Alfred Stephen, MOP Brother John Klein, LC Our Beloved Widows Margaret Welter Grace Mahoney Ellie Pavlik Nancy Moeller
39 Deceased Brother Knights of All Saints Council 11402 Edward J. Pavlik 1/13/2013 Owen K. McCabe 8/16/2009 Thomas J. Byrne, Jr 1/13/2005 George L.Cajigal, Sr. 1/8/2013 William G. Lehman 4/16/2009 James J. McCabe 10/22/2004 Michael A. Klimshuk 7/08/2012 Robert L. Morell 4/29/2008 Robert J. Lescher 5/17/2003 Edward P. Koss 12/20/2011 Gordon G. Hurt 3/03/2008 Brad M. Scranton 5/14/2003 Lloyd Addison 11/25/2011 John A. O’Shea 1/27/2008 Phillip A. Haluska 12/18/2002 Sir Knights are John W. Lynch II 6/21/2011 Thomas M. Scherrer 4/10/2007 Joseph A. Miller 12/2/2002 remembered Warren P. Vicknair 6/21/2011 Richard Steiner 3/17/2006 James R. Fraser 9/21/2002 Walter J. Bieszak 4/17/2011 Sal De Pace 1/16/2006 Kenneth E. Smith 6/02/2000 upon death on Joseph J. Wittman 3/09/2011 Anthony C Ardagna 12/28/2005 Elias M. Mualem 3/27/2000 Mass chalices Charles F. Mahony 2/20/2011 Jerome E. Travers 7/29/2005 John W. Lynch III 12/15/1999 given to new Gerald A. Cicero 1/05/2011 John P. Stojka 7/21/2005 Ronald S. Kurtzer 12/12/1999 David Moeller 5/09/2010 Paul G. Horan 6/02/2005 Kenneth C. McIntosh 14 11/25/1998 priests. Frank Welter 12/20/2009 Edwin L. Woerner 5/21/2005 William J. Batdorf 3/23/1998 Founding Members of All Saints Council on July 4, 1994 are shown in Bold 14 All Saints Council 11402 (http://kc11402.org)
Council Photo Journal at http://KofC11402.shutterfly.com Jamaica Mission,/Supreme Convention,/Church Directory Pictures/Fourth of July Parade/ Low Country Boil/ High School Senior Cookout/ Soap Box Derby/
Monsignor Watters Assembly Photo Journal at http://watters.shutterfly.com Hugh Marren Founder’s Day Dinner/ New Officer Installation/ Eucharistic Congress Honor Guard/ USO Troop Greeting/ Fr. Kevin Peet Army Commissioning/
Office Officer Phone Email
Grand Knight Bob Fiscella 404-644-5220 [email protected] Deputy Grand Knight Dean Trantow 678-296-6326 [email protected] Chancellor Frank Callan 770-668-9755 [email protected] Chaplain Rev. Msgr. Marren 770-393-3255 [email protected] Advocate BJ Van Gundy 678-291-0805 [email protected] Warden Pat Fahey 770-447-8605 [email protected] Recorder Ed Trainor 770-396-7053 [email protected] Financial Secretary Dennis Caniglia 770-908-0484 [email protected] Treasurer Mario Commito 770-395-7723 [email protected] Lecturer John Buchholz 770-458-5670 [email protected] Inside Guards Edgar Pierson (lead) 770-390-0043 [email protected] Bill Luckert 770-640-5209 [email protected] Outside Guards Mark Foster (lead) 404-394-4537 [email protected] Bill Schmitz 770-451-6113 [email protected] Trustee Three-Year Term Stan Wasowski 770-512-7397 [email protected] Trustee Two-Year Term Don Myers 770-394-5192 [email protected] Trustee One-Year Term Lou Hlad 770-394-6327 [email protected]
District 7 Deputy Stan Wasowski 770-512-7397 [email protected] Insurance Field Agent John Knight 770-936-0465 [email protected] Program Activity Director Bill Luckert 770-640-5209 [email protected]
Activity Directors Acolytes Norb Braza 770-393-8645 [email protected] Bereavement Deacon Ray Egan 770-394-5643 [email protected] Church Joe Kane 770-394-0910 [email protected] Community Joe DeVita 770-451-5224 [email protected] Council Dave Richardson 770-283-9709 [email protected] Family Life Bruce Malinoff 770-986-9362 [email protected] Membership Frank Callan 770-668-9755 [email protected] Pro-Life John Gannon 770-394-4223 [email protected] Vocations Jim Mammoser 770-451-1753 [email protected] Youth Bryan Kler 770-457-5537 [email protected] Dunwoody Volunteer Co-ord Jim Maloney 770-394-7895 [email protected] Communications & Feedback Website Editor Gert Kampfer 770-698-8269 [email protected] Newsletter Editor/Publicity Lou Hlad 770-394-6327 [email protected] Parish Pastoral Board Rep John Francis 770-394-6008 [email protected]
If you should miss one of our CallingPost voicemails or wish a repeat, dial 1-800-925-7443 . Then enter the 10-digit 15 Public Group ID (PGID) 128-432-9444 (no dashes) to Never miss a message again identify our sending organization and hear it again. 15 March 2013
Make a point to attend the last three Lenten Fish Frys and bring some friends. We are close to break- ing our meals served record set last year. Increasing Friday volumes help us to maintain level prices. Fish Fry #3 5-8 PM
March Fathers for Wear Your Good Council Mtg Friday Officers 6PM Badge Seminar Fish Fry #4 7 PM Rosary Weekend 7 -8:30 AM 5-8 PM 7:30 Mtg 5PM Mass
4th Degree Meeting Wear your Friday Sir Knight- All Saints Mark Foster 6:15 Rosary badge to all Fish Fry #5 marries in Masses 6:30 Dinner 5-8 PM 7:30 Mtg Florida
Friday Fish Fry #6 5-8 PM
Knights Good Friday at 1st Degree Homeless Induction Sir Knight Sir Knight Shelter Ceremony Ed Trainor hip Kirby Baden (see pg 8) 7:30 PM replacement skydives on 75th birthday
Bring your empty inkjet cartridges for recycling to McGivney Hall. We do earn extra money for our charities. Easter 16