KnightLife June 2020 · change permanent, and what changes is will prove temporary. Not everything is fluid though. I am struck by the resilience of the permanent things - our faith,

June 2020 Edition

GRAND KNIGHT’S MESSAGE Today is my last day as your Grand Knight. Two years ago, in my first message, I stated that I would be a good steward of our many resources and that it is a sacred trust to pass this on to future generations. It is hard to believe I would have spent my last months, closing and slowly reopening the club, keeping the club solvent, and helping whomever we can simultaneously. For those who remember, these months have been the greatest threat to our existence since the council paid the clubs bills, the council home roof was leaking, and the idea of selling the campus was gaining traction. I am extremely proud of the men who have done outstanding work by stepping up and working to meet all the challenges listed above. No one here does anything alone. It is a team effort. These last few months continue to prove that we are stronger together and can-do great things when we all pull in the same direction. There are so many people to thank for their recent contributions, but I would like to acknowledge just a few here in no particular order. Greg Strizek has partnered with me to make sure the council and club have acted in unison. His time, effort, and talent have done nothing short of save this place. Bob Dannemiller has led and single handedly delivered over 70,000 lbs of food to local pantries. Look at that number. Let that sink in. By the way, he is not stopping. Jim Saenz and John White have led the EDW Assistance Team coordinating relief efforts, procuring masks, and providing meals to Christ House. Nick Beirne, Rene Padilla , and Steven Booth have been the “staff” reopening the campus. They have handled the Takeout and Patio Dining so many have been enjoying. In addition, Nick has handled opening the pool. Mind you they have been doing all this on reduced salaries. So, when you see them, thank them. This team has accomplished much over the last two years. It is no understatement that the campus has never looked better. Visible improvements, and improved business model, new ventures such as a ballet studio and outside fitness classes will not only help us survive the pandemic but thrive. We have helped those with intellectual disabilities, mothers to be with

(':$5'�'28*/$66�:+,7(�&281&,/�� $5/,1*721��9,5*,1,$September 2018 Founded May 20, 1923 Number 3

.1,*+7�/,)(

UPCOMING EVENTS

September 3 Labor Day Mass & Picnic CG 11:00 amSeptember 6 EDW & CCA Meetings LL 7:30 pmSeptember 6 LUK Meeting CH 7:30 pmSeptember 7 Honor Flight MH 5:30 pm September 13 O&C Meeting CH 7:30 pmSeptember 16 Family Breakfast MH 9:00 amSeptember 20 EDW Meeting LL 7:30 pmSeptember 24 CJB Assembly Meeting LL 7:00 pmSeptember 25 CCA Board Meeting CH 7:00 pmSeptember 28 Supper Club LL 6:00 pm September 28 Honor Flight MH 5:30 pm

* Every Sunday we pray the Rosary at 12:30 within Mary’s Circle. If it’s raining we move inside the mansion

Bill Wester is our September Knight of the Month. Bill has done an outstanding job in this essential Council role. He spent numerous hours providing accurate and WUDQVSDUHQW� ÀQDQFLDO� VWDWHPHQWV� DQG� PDLQWDLQHG� D�detailed approach to facilitate our charitable operations. In my short tenure as Grand Knight, Bill has been a tremendous partner and resource.

Thank you Bill for everything.

KNIGHT OF THE MONTH VOLUNTEER for SHEPHERD CENTER

Aging in place is a gradual process; and crossing the OLQH�WR�12�'ULYLQJ�$OORZHG�PHDQV�D�VLJQLÀFDQW�XSKHDYDO�in daily life. The Shepherd’s Center of McLean Arlington )DOOV�&KXUFK��DQ�DIÀOLDWH�RI�7KH�6KHSKHUG·V�&HQWHU�RI�America, tries to help seniors stay in their own home and live independently as long as possible.

We are an all-volunteer organization with NO time commitment asked of our volunteers who drive our clients to doctor’s appointments, grocery shopping, pharmacy and other essential places they need to go at no cost to them. We also do friendly visits and minor handy helper projects. We work through a computer program call “Ride Scheduler” that allows the volunteers to see the rides needed for the next month and then pick any that they want to take.

This is a wonderful way to help others, to meet some interesting seniors who in some cases have no on in the area, and also to meet other great volunteers. Last year we did over 2500 one-way rides. You see that we can always use more volunteers and would be extremely happy to talk to you about our organization.

Please call us at 703-506-2199 to have someone contact you and be sure to look at our website at www.scmafc.org. We hope to hear from you.

medical care, those without homes, clothes, or hope. But that is what we are called to do. We treat everyone with the inherent dignity God gave us. I leave this council better than I found it. It is different in many ways but the same in others. I have enjoyed the supper clubs and retirement lunches, felt the loss of brothers who passed, and felt the love of those receipts of your charity. Your Grand Knight Elect Jim Saenz and the new council officers will do even more great things. The council and club continue to work closely together as we make our way to the new normal. I am confident that even with diminished revenue this year, the club will be presenting the council a check for its charitable efforts. This is the new model of the business running well and supporting the charity. Two years ago, I also started my first message by thanking three people. Now I must thank four. My time as Grand Knight, comes at a price. It is paid by my family. My wife and now three children miss time with me as I attend meetings or deal with issues. Thank you for allowing me the time to serve. As always, I will be around to assist Jim and help in any way I can. Thank you all for the opportunity to lead this council. God Bless. John Rovinsk Jr Grand Knight

INSURANCE AGENTS UPDATE The world is slowly beginning its return to the way things were - at least as much as it can. It’ll likely be months before we know what normal looks like now. We have crammed decades of changes into these last several weeks, and it’s hard to know what change permanent, and what changes is will prove temporary. Not everything is fluid though. I am struck by the resilience of the permanent things - our faith, our fraternity, our families. I’m sure you’ve seen the tremendous ways in which the Knights of Columbus has proven itself equal yet again to this current challenge. Whether it was the establishment of the Leave No Neighbor Behind Initiative, or the launch of the diocesan loan fund, or just the every-day, every-city response of councils across the globe, we have responded as we always do swiftly, powerfully. Sure, we’ve had to cancel some things. We’ve had to have some virtual meetings. We’ve had to stay a safe distance apart. But our distance hasn’t diminished our unity, nor has it changed our impact.

I continue to be proud to be a part of this great organization - especially in moments like this. And I know you are too. That’s why, for us, being financially committed to the Knights is such a point of pride. We all need protection. We all need to plan for retirement. We all need to think about and prepare for life’s what-ifs. But when it comes time to decide who to make those preparations with, and who to choose to buy those products from, we can choose to spend our money with the company who establishes a multi-million dollar loan funds for Catholic dioceses in their most desperate time of need, or we can go another route. We can choose to buy our insurance from a company who leaves no neighbor behind, or a company who has no real concept of who their neighbor is. We can prepare for our retirement with a company whose members are - once again - setting an example of true Christian charity for all to follow, or we can go in a different direction. I hope we’ll chat soon. Robert J. Canter, Jr. FICF, LUTCF, CSA, LACP 301-952-0180 Edward Imperati, CFP® 703-677-6923

COLUMBUS CLUB CAMP / POOLS / GROUNDS The Grand Knight and the Board of Directors designated a Spin Up Committee of the Board to conceptualize scenarios for reopening the grounds and running the summer camp and pools. We have been in constant contact with other pools and camps to share information and best practices as we chart this together. Arlington entered Phase 1 and is gradually reopening. In the next week we will release the Columbus Club Phase 1 Operations Plan. This plan will provide information regarding the grounds, pool, and camp. As with everything the health and safety of our members, families, and staff were and will remain paramount in our planning and execution. Upon your return to campus you will notice several improvements that were started prior to the shutdown and have been completed. The Main Hall façade has been painted and updated! The NEW Pfundstein Patio is now complete! All Three Pools have been resurfaced and look like new! Improvements to the Grand Ballroom and Council Home have been paused but will resume when feasible.

TUESDAY BURGER NIGHT (TO GO)

Thank you all to the staff and all those who have supported the Club with our Burger Night to Go. Your support means the world to the staff that work tirelessly for the Columbus Club and the Council.

WEEKEND DINING ON THE PFUNDSTEIN PATIO

As mentioned before, we have moved the Council Home to the new outdoor As mentioned before, we have moved the Council Home to the new outdoor patio! Come out and enjoy a beautiful weekend at the Columbus Club. Food and drinks to order with our new limited menu! Currently seating 8 tables of 6. Two seating’s on Friday at Saturday; 5:30pm and 7:30pm.

Limited Menu Council Home Burger $11 (lettuce, tomato, onion)

The Knights Burger - $11 (bacon, cheese, LTO) Hot or Plain Wings $12.00 (10 count)

Steak & Cheese $12.00 Grilled Chicken Sandwich $11.00 (lettuce, tomato, onion)

Grilled Chicken Salad - $12.00 Chicken Tender Meal $10.00

Make sure to send your reservation to [email protected]

SICK AND IN OUR PRAYERS

Please remember the following members and their families in your daily prayers. If you have time, give them a call or drop them a note.

Norm Marcocci; Paul Murphy; Collin McGowan; Jack Halpin; Art Gamotis PGK; John O’Neill III; Bishop Paul Loverde; James Bishop; Chris Hudson;

ABC WOMEN’S HEALTH THANKS K OF C Knights of Columbus Councils Boost Pro-Life Mobile Ultrasound Campaign

On June 16, Arlington-based Edward Douglass White Council 2473 of the Knights of Columbus, presented a $19,000 check towards the purchase of a new vehicle to ABC Women's Health and Ultrasound, a pro-life, mobile, ultrasound clinic that provides free ultrasounds for abortion-minded women.

"Throughout Northern Virginia, Knights of Columbus councils have generously supported ABC's mobile ultrasound clinic since we began 8 years ago," said ABC Director Angela Clark, "providing us with our first ultrasound and initial operating funds. Today's donation brings our campaign up to $29,730, well on our way to our $150,000 goal for a new vehicle equipped with examination table, 4-D ultrasound, pregnancy test kits, medical supplies, counseling area and restroom.”

The Knights of Columbus Mt. Vernon Council #5998 and Ascension Council #9285 donated funds for a new 3/4 D Ultrasound machine that will give us an amazing image of a baby on ultrasound as well as showing the baby’s heartbeat in color!

To date, there are several churches, individuals and Knights of Columbus Councils which are supporting the new vehicle campaign. Other Knights of Columbus councils which have donated are: St. Francis Council #11136, Good Samaritan Council #6175, St. Mary of Sorrows Council #8600, Fr. Edwin Kelley Council #5750, Fitzgerald Council #459, John Paul I Council #7165, Holy Trinity Council #7812, Holy Spirit Council #11922, Heart of the Valley Council #10760, St. Bede Council #6828, and Our Lady of the Rosary Council #12982.

For the past 8 years, ABC Women's Health and Ultrasound has operated a mobile clinic showing unborn babies to their mothers ... and watching anxious faces turning into smiles as the image of their baby appears on screen. Parking outside abortion centers and offering one last chance for mother and baby, Northern Virginia's own "Pro-Life 911" has been a remarkable

success: In the past 3 years, ABC has counseled 440 women, given 326 ultrasounds and saved 95 babies – including 5 sets of twins!

ABC began its 2020 Vision Campaign to raise $150,000 to obtain a new vehicle equipped for clinical use. “Looking at that amount in terms of ‘rent’ (which, being mobile, ABC never has to pay) and estimating a 10-year vehicle lifespan amounts to $15,000 a year, a real bargain and even more noteworthy in that ABC Women's Health and Ultrasound can travel to women instead of having them come to ABC. ABC really does meet clients where they are!” Angela said. Why the need for a new vehicle? “Our current vehicle is 20 years old, the roof leaks, the stairs jam, parts are hard to find, and repairs and downtime are disrupting our lifesaving mission,” Angela continued. “Safety is also an issue: a deteriorating fuel line had to be replaced, the engine quit while making a left turn on a 4-lane highway, and evening appointments make reliable transportation a necessity.” “The new Virginia law revoking the requirement for abortion centers to show pregnant women their unborn babies make ABC’s mission more important than ever,” Angela said, “women need to be able to see their babies before making a terrible, irreversible decision. We’re going to prepare for – and extend our reach to meet - an expected surge in clients.”

Individuals and organizations can donate online at https://abestchoice.us/page/5-donate (next to Please select one of the following, choose the pulldown option Vehicle 2020 Vision) or mail a check made out to A Best Choice to P.O. Box 7450, Woodbridge, VA 22195.

DESCRIPTION CODE INCOMEBUDGET

CODE EXPENSEBUDGET

BUDGETNET

COUNCIL INCOME & EXPENSES 0100 0150EDW Council Dues 0101 $60,000 0151 $0 $60,000Supreme Culture of Life 0102 $0 0152 $1,550 -$1,550Interest Income 0103 $40 $40Miscellaneous Income/Expenses 0104 $0 0154 $1,200 $0Inactive Member Credit 0105 $0 $0Initiation Fees 0106 $1,000 $1,000Credit Card Fees 0107 $0 0157 $3,500 -$3,500Annuity Fees (pass through) 0108 $0 0158 $0 $0Supreme Per Capita 0161 $1,000 -$1,000Virginia State Per Capita 0112 $0 0162 $6,700 -$6,700Catholic Advertising 0163 $1,000 -$1,000Financial Secretary Compensation 0164 $7,000 -$7,000Treasurer Stipend 0165 $250 -$250Columbus Club Rent 0166 $12,000 -$12,000Supplies from Supreme 0167 $300 -$300Other Office Supplies 0168 $1,500 -$1,500Postage -- USPS and Pitney-Bowes 0169 $2,500 -$2,500Printing Costs 0171 $200 -$200Badges and Plaques 0172 $300 -$300Virginia State Meetings 0173 $500 -$500Computer Equipment 0174 $0 $0Website Charges 0175 $300 -$300Bank Fees (Recovered) or Expenses 0126 $0 0176 $0 $0Computer Software 0177 $450 -$450

SUBTOTAL 0100 $61,040 0150 $40,250 $20,790

CHURCH ACTIVITIES 0300 0350Religious Appreciation 0301 $0 0351 $250 -$250Memorial Mass Contributions 0302 $0 0352 $0 $0Parish Support Contributions 0303 $0 0353 $4,000 -$4,000Miscellaneous 0304 $0 0354 $0 $0Parish BLA Support 0305 $0 0355 $2,000 -$2,000

SUBTOTAL 0300 $0 0350 $6,250 -$6,250$0

YOUTH ACTIVITIES 0400 0450 $0Father-Daughter Dinner 0401 $0 0451 $0 $0Halloween Party 0402 $0 0452 $0 $0Christmas Party 0403 $0 0453 $0 $0Easter Egg Hunt 0404 $0 0454 $0 $0Fr Bader Scholarship Donations 0408 $0 0458 $500 -$500Misc Youth Activities Donations 0409 $0 0459 $0 $0Mother-Son Dinner 0411 $0 0461 $0 $0

SUBTOTAL 0400 $0 0450 $500 -$500

2020-2021Edward Douglass White Council #2473PROPOSED BUDGET WORKSHEET

** Totals may not add due to rounding

MEMBERSHIP ACTIVITIES 0500 0550Recruitment Awards from VA 0501 $0 $01st and 2nd Degrees 0502 $0 0552 $700 -$7003rd Degrees 0503 $0 0553 $400 -$400Ceremonies 0504 $0 0554 $0 $0

SUBTOTAL 0500 $0 0550 $1,100 -$1,100

FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES 0700 0750Sick and Memorial 0701 $0 0751 $0 $0Council Meetings 0702 $0 0752 $0 $0Grand Knight Picnic 0703 $0 0753 $0 $0Memorial Day Picnic 0704 $0 0754 $0 $04th of July Picnic 0705 $0 0755 $0 $0Labor Day Picnic 0706 $0 0756 $0 $0Halloween Party 0707 $0 0757 $0 $0Christmas Party 0708 $0 0758 $0 $0

SUBTOTAL 0700 $0 0750 $0 $0

COUNCIL ACTIVITIES 0800 0850Crab Feast 0801 $0 0851 $0 $0Car Show 0802 $0 0852 $0 $0Miscellaneous 0804 $0 0854 $0 $0New Year's Eve Party 0805 $0 0855 $0 $0General Social Activities 0807 $0 0857 $0 $0Christmas Cards (KCIC) 0808 $600 0858 $250 $350

SUBTOTAL 0800 $600 0850 $250 $350

KNIGHT LIFE PUBLICATION 1000 1050Preparation and Printing 1051 $3,000 -$3,000Advertising 1002 $1,000 $1,000

SUBTOTAL 1000 $1,000 1050 $3,000 -$2,000

GRAND KNIGHT CONTINGENCY FUND 1100 1150Grand Knight Fund 1101 $0 1151 $8,000 -$8,000

SUBTOTAL 1100 $0 1150 $8,000 -$8,000

SUBTOTAL GENERAL FUNDS $62,640 $59,350 $3,290

SPECIAL FUNDS 1200 1250Charity from Dues Collections 1201 $2,000 1251 $2,000 $0Membership Directory 1202 $0 1252 $0 $0Thanksgiving Day Fund 1203 $2,500 1253 $4,000 -$1,500Waiters Fund 1204 $1,000 1254 $1,000 $0Penny Day per Knight -- PKD 1206 $300 1256 $500 -$200VA KofC Charities Inc -- VKCCI 1207 $1,000 1257 $2,000 -$1,000Arlington Food Asst Ctr -- AFAC 1208 $0 1258 $0 $0St Lucy Project 1210 $0 1260 $0 $0Council Merchandise 1211 $0 1261 $0 $0MassKits for Africa 1212 $0 1262 $0 $0Centennial Celebration Fund 1213 $0 1263 $0 $0St Jean Tuition (Haiti Fund) 1214 $0 1264 $0 $0Disaster Relief Fund 1215 $800 1265 $800 $0Christians at Risk (Middle East) 1216 $0 1266 $0 $0Arlington County Police Fund 1217 $0 1267 $0 $0Charity from other Collections 1218 $0 1268 $0 $0Special Olympics 1219 $0 1269 $1,000 -$1,000Homeless Fund 1220 $0 1270 $0 $0McGivney Fund 1221 $0 1271 $0 $0YMCA Model General Assembly 1222 $0 1272 $2,500 -$2,500COVID-19 Pandemic Aid 1223 $1,000 1273 $1,000 $0COVID-19 Food Pantry Fund 1224 $5,000 1274 $5,000 $0

SUBTOTAL 1200 $13,600 1250 $19,800 -$6,200

KOVAR 1300 1350Donations from Other Sources 1301 $800 $800Donations from Dues Collections 1302 $1,500 $1,500Donations Expensed 1353 $6,000 -$6,000

SUBTOTAL 1300 $2,300 1350 $6,000 -$3,700

VOCATIONS FUND 1400 1450Donations 1401 $400 1451 $2,000 -$1,600

SUBTOTAL 1400 $400 1450 $2,000 -$1,600

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND 1500 1550Donations 1501 $0 1551 $0 $0

SUBTOTAL 1500 $0 1550 $0 $0

500 CLUB 1700 1750Receipts 1701 $2,500 $2,500Prizes/Awards 1752 $3,000 -$3,000

SUBTOTAL 1700 $2,500 1750 $3,000 -$500

BUILDING FUND 1800 1850Donations from Other Sources 1801 $0 $0Donations from Dues Collections 1802 $1,500 $1,500Donations Expensed 1853 $1,500 -$1,500

SUBTOTAL 1800 $1,500 1850 $1,500 $0

COLUMBUS CLUB DUES 1900 1950Columbus Club Dues 1901 $64,000 1951 $64,000 $0

SUBTOTAL 1900 $64,000 1950 $64,000 $0

SUBTOTAL SPECIAL FUNDS $84,300 98,100$ -$12,000

TOTAL $146,940 $155,650 -$8,710

KNIGHT LIFE 7Patronize our Sponsors

6035A WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA 22205

(703) 534-7210

TIM MURPHY

Life • Term Life Annuities • Long Term Care

IRA • Retirement Disability

Harry Canter Agency 301-262-4300

Robert J. Canter, Jr., CSA, FICF, LUTCF301-952-0180

Edward Imperati, CFP®

703-677-6923John Wilhelm, CPA

703-434-2345

LIFE INSURANCE

A. M. BEST: A++

CommercialResidential

GuttermanServices.comChris Hager

45888 Woodland RoadSterling, Virginia 20166

P: 703.430.4420 F: 703.430.0485C: 571.225.3828

[email protected] • Roofing • Siding

Windows • Doors

(703) 352-2700

AB & S SYSTEMS

Security Professionals

24 Hour Monitoring

703-451-6262

Member K of C Jim Carmody

Serving Knights of Columbus Since 1986Variety of Music • Reasonable Rates

[email protected] • www.soundcenterdj.com

Support Our Sponsors

HARRY WILHELM & COMPANY, PLCCertified Public Accountants

• Accounting, Bookkeeping, Payroll Services• Tax Preparation and Planning• Estate Taxes and Administration

Serving businesses and individuals.5613 Leesburg Pike, Suite 38

Falls Church, VA 22041www.wilhelmandcompanycpas.com

703-820-9449

438 Mill St. NE

Vienna, VA 22180

703-242-0341

2800 10th St. N

Arlington, VA 22201

* Plumbing & Mechanical Contractor * General Contractor * Gas FittingMembers: NAPHCC NFIB Arlington Chamber of Commerce VA State 2705 094717A

www.caffiplumbing.com

HVAC��PLUMBING��WATER�HEATERS��BOILERS

�� XXX�G\KKMI=VPEMOT�GDP

&DIILPLUMBING & HEATING, Inc.

�6HUYLQJ�1RUWKHUQ�9LUJLQLD�6LQFH��

8451-B Hilltop Rd. • Fairfax, VA 22031

703-560-7755www.mccabesprinting.com

FitzGerald Financial GroupA Division of TowneBank Mortgage

Direct: (703) 795-7527�-RKQ�6WDPP#ÀW]JHUDOGÀQDQFLDO�QHW

2900 South Quincy StreetSuite 450$UOLQJWRQ��9$��

JOHN CHARLES STAMM5HVLGHQWLDO�0RUWJDJH�%DQNHU10/6��













































Injured in an auto accident? Speeding ticket? DUI? Or Worse?

Contact Attorney Elizabeth Tuomey(703) 535-5577

2111 Wilson Blvd., Suite 700, Arlington, VA 22201www.tuomeylaw.com

Several Locations6SHFLDO�,QWURGXFWRU\�2൵HU�Four Weeks Trial $75

[email protected] www.OneillJamesSchool.com

School of Irish Dancing

703-241-1978

KNIGHT LIFE8

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSEdward Douglass White Council 24735115 Little Falls RoadArlington, Virginia 22207-1899

RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

Non-Profit OrganizationU. S. POSTAGE

PAIDMerrifield, VAPermit # 1087

DATED MATERIALPLEASE EXPEDITE

1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

30 31

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

SEPTEMBER 2018

Seafood Special

CH 6:30 pm

Triumph of CrossRosary MC 12:30 pm

Rosary MC 12:30 pm

Burger Night

CH 6:30 pm

Steak NightCH 6:30 pm

Our Lady of Sorrows

Steak NightCH 6:30 pm

Birth of Mary

CJB Assembly Meeting

LL 7:00 pmOur Lady of Mercy

Burger Night

CH 6:30 pm

Taco NightCH 6:30 pmHoly Name of the BVM

Seafood Special

CH 6:30 pm

Burger NightCH 6:30 pm

CCA Board Meeting CH 7:00 pm

Rosary MC 12:30 pmFamily Breakfast

MH 9:00 amSteak Night

CH 6:30 pm

Rosary MC 12:30 pm

Spaghetti NightCH 6:30 pm

EDW MeetingLL 7:30 pm

Spaghetti Night

CH 6:30 pm

Seafood SpecialCH 6:30 pmHonor FlightMH 5:30 pm

Seafood SpecialCH 6:30 pm

Supper Club OctoberfestLL 6:00 pm

Honor FlightMH 5:30 pm

Taco NightCH 6:30 pm

Spaghetti NightCH 6:30 pm

EDW/CCA MeetingLL 7:30 pm

LUK Meeting CH 7:30 pm

RECRUIT A MEMBER Contact Greg StrizekVISIT EDW AT OUR WEBSITE: kofcedw2473.org

Contact Grand Knight at [email protected] Editor at [email protected]

Club Manager E-Mail [email protected]


If you have email service we would like you to register to receive the Knight Life by email rather than by U.S. Mail. The cost savings allows us to donate more to charitable causes.Please type “bit.ly/KnightLife” into your web browser to sign up.

Burger NightCH 6:30 pm

Labor DayMass

LL 11:00 amPicnic

CG 12:00 pm

Spaghetti Night CH 6:30 pm

O&C MeetingCH 7:30 pm


Rosary MC

12:30 pm

Steak NightCH 6:30 pmHonor Flight

RS Ch 12:00 pm

Steak Night CH 6:30 pm

Feast of Archangels

Documents

KnightLife June 2020 · change permanent, and what changes is will prove temporary. Not everything is fluid though. I am struck by the resilience of the permanent things - our faith,