Nazareth News July 2017 Vol. 7, Number 7 www.kofc4021.org

Unity

Charity

Fraternity

July 4 Independence Day

July 10 7:30 pm Business Meeting

July 12 11a-Noon Protest at Planned Parenthood on Rice

July 17 7:00 PM Senior Bingo-Golden Living/Lakeridge, Roseville

July 19 6:30 PM Firearm Safety Classed begin

July 24 NONE NO SOCIAL MEETING this month

August 7 7:00 PM Senior Bingo- Maplewood Care Center- 1900 Sherren Ave

August 9 11a-Noon Protest at Planned Parenthood on Rice

August 14 7:30 Business Meeting

August 15 District #54 Picnic

August 21 7:00 pm Senior Bingo- Rose of Sharron Manor- 1000 Lovell Ave, Rose-

ville

August 28 6:00 pm Social Meeting-Steak & Corn Feed

August 30 7:00 AM Dorothy Day Pancakes

October 7 Save the date

Marathon for Non-public Educa-

tion– Central Park, Roseville

Council Activities

Knights Of Columbus Roseville Patriotism

# 4021

SENIOR BINGO!

Monday July 17, 2017 at 7 PM Golden Living-Lakeridge Roseville

& Monday August 7th, 2017 At 7 PM Maplewood Care Center– 1900 Sherren Ave To volunteer call, Bill Scarborough 651-489-3818 or Hank Langevin 651-488-1153 or just come, help is always needed.

Prayers and Condolences

Brother Steve Schuster's mother, Patricia, died Friday, June 2.2017 at age 84. Her hus-band, Leo and Steve's wife, Debbie, preced-ed her in death. She is survived by Steve and his eight siblings, and by seven of her own siblings. A celebration of Pat's life was held at Town and Country Club, 300 S. Mis-sissippi Blvd., St. Paul, on Sunday, June 11. There was a private ceremony and bur-ial. In lieu of flowers donations are re-quested to the Shriners Hospital for chil-dren or St. Jude Children's Research Hospi-tal.

Gerhardt "Gerry" Reeves, PGK, died June 11, at age 94. His wife, Edith, preceded him in death. Gerry was the fourth Grand Knight of Nazareth Council #4021, he served in 1961-62. Over the years he was active in a number of Council programs and activities. His last activity was as a member of the Sick and Vigil Calling Committee in-forming members of the death, visitation and funeral of Brother Knights and family members. He is an Honorary Life Member of our Council .

Our sympathies and prayers go out to these families. May they rest in the peace of Christ.

Eternal rest, grant unto

them, O Lord, and let

perpetual light shine up-

on them. May the

souls of the faithful de-

parted through the mercy

of God rest in peace.

Amen.

Kathleen "Kay" Marlowe: Age 81, passed away on May

20, 2017. Survived by sisters, Mary Neumayer and Jo-

anne Auger; children, Connie (John) Joswiak, Roy (Patty)

Green, Debora Green, and Randy (Carol) Green; along

with nieces and nephews, and many grandchildren and

great-grandchildren who will miss her dearly. Kay had a

long career at American National Bank. She was a devot-

ed volunteer, most notably at Sacred Heart Church and

with the Dorothy Day Center, where she had volunteered

for over 30 years. As "Yo-Yo" the clown, she was a long-

time member of the Powder Puff and then Saint Paul

Clown Clubs. Kay was also a friend of the Knights of Co-

lumbus and help us with various charitable events includ-

ing our Tootsie Roll Drive, She was an avid country music

fan. She loved concerts, bringing her baked goods to her

favorite bands, and enjoying the company of the many

friends she made along the way. Visitation and Mass

were held on Friday, June 2 at Sacred Heart Church, In

lieu of memorials, please consider keeping Kay's spirit

alive by volunteering in the community, or making a do-

nation to Higher Ground Shelter St. Paul or your favorite

charity .

Firearm Safety Instructions

The Fall Firearms Safety class sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, will begin on July 19, 2017, at 6:30PM, and will run for six consecutive Wednesdays. The range day will be Saturday August 19th. The class is open to ages 11 thru adult. Attendance is required at all classes. The classes will be held at the Roseville VFW #7555.—a co-sponsor—1145 Woodhill Dr. Pre-registration is required. Brother Knight Jim Eddleston II 952-895-9808

Chaplains Comments Chaplain of Nazareth Council #4021

Dear Brother Knights,

July lets us ease up on many occupations, like academic pursuits. This month also gives us new opportunities to enjoy family and friends. May the month of July bring you relaxation and bless-ings. Father Frank Fried, Chalain:

flfried@hotmail.com 651-698-8333

ELECTION REPORT June 12, 2017

Here is the list of Council Officer positions for the year 2017-2018.

Position Member

Grand Knight……………Tom Pepin

Deputy Grand Knight….Tom Chamberland

Chancellor……………….Steve Pepin

Recording Secretary…..Jim McCall

Treasurer………………..Steve Ray

Advocate ……………….Steve Lyngdahl

Warden …………………Tom Dvorak

Inside Guard…………….Bruce Stone

Outside Guard………….Jack Roach

TRUSTEES

Rich Hoag

Bill Scarborough

Tom Bieter

CHARITIES COMMITTEE

Tom Spangenberg

Bill Scarborough

Tom Chanberland

Pray for our newly elected officers, trustees, committee members and all

Knights who volunteer that God may guide them in their duties in service

to the community, fellow Knights and families to the glory of His holy

Name.

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Work on find-ing committed Catholic Men to keep our Coun-cil strong in 2017!

Pick up a FORM 100 at the next meeting and keep it handy.

Nazareth Council Office 651-631-0538

Financial Sec. Richard Fredrick 651-773-0912

Grand Knight Tom Pepin 952-221-2723

K.C. Insurance Rep Lloyd Cybart 952-686-7720

Nazareth News Steve Pepin 651-338-1796

or KofC4021@gmail.com

Dead line for Nazareth News is the 15th of each month.

From our Grand Knight :

Brother and Sir Knights

The 4th of July is approaching and it gives us pause to consider the constitutional freedoms

we embrace and live in this great country; one of them is freedom of religion where:

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment

of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof …"

Merriam Webster definition: : “the right especially as guar-anteed under the free exercise clause of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution to practice one's re-ligion or exercise one's beliefs without intervention by the government and to be free of the exercise of authori-ty by a church through the government — see also free exercise clause” Unfortunately, society and our government, through the opin-

ions (intervention) of the courts both Federal and Supreme,

have (over) extended the interpretation to include redefinition

of gender, marriage, and life (beginning and end).

A Satanic Temple monument to fallen soldiers in being erect-

ed in Belle Plaine’s Veterans Memorial Park.

Our religious freedoms (and beliefs) have never been under

stronger assault than they are now. Even though our new Su-

preme Court Justice, Neil Gorsuch, will provide short term bal-

ance, the battle will continue for proper interpretation of reli-

gious freedom and respect for life.

The Knights of Columbus’ four principles are: Charity, Uni-

ty, Fraternity, and Patriotism. Take some time to enjoy the

holiday with family and friends and reflect on Patriotism for

our great country. Reach out to Brother and Sir Knights who

may not be able to share the holiday with others and exemplify

the Charity, Fraternity, and Unity elements of our principles.

Vivat Jesus,

Tom Pepin GK

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Kathleen "Kay" Marlowe: Age 81, passed away on

May 20, 2017. Survived by sisters, Mary Neumayer

and Joanne Auger; children, Connie (John) Joswiak,

Roy (Patty) Green, Debora Green, and Randy (Carol)

Green; along with nieces and nephews, and many

grandchildren and great-grandchildren who will miss

her dearly. Kay had a long career at American Nation-

al Bank. She was a devoted volunteer, most notably

at Sacred Heart Church and with the Dorothy Day

Center, where she had volunteered for over 30 years.

As "Yo-Yo" the clown, she was a longtime member of

the Powder Puff and then Saint Paul Clown Clubs. Kay

was also a friend of the Knights of Columbus and help

us with various charitable events including our Toot-

sie Roll Drive, She was an avid country music fan. She

loved concerts, bringing her baked goods to her fa-

vorite bands, and enjoying the company of the many

friends she made along the way. Visitation and Mass

were held on Friday, June 2 at Sacred Heart Church,

In lieu of memorials, please consider keeping Kay's

spirit alive by volunteering in

the community, or making a

donation to Higher Ground

Shelter St. Paul or your favor-

ite charity .

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Special remembrance to our brother Knights or Columbian Women who are sick or in distress, that they may recover by the grace of Almighty God, Especially:

Extended Illness Fr. Jim Fangman Albert "Al" Imbrone Frank Junghans Dorothy Kettler Ken Paul Julie Pepin Steve Peterson Kathleen Phillippi Kitty Ross Louise Simon Tom Triemert Dale Windingstad

Prayerfully Temporary

Will Eddleston John Ethen Francis "Barney" Hagen John Gerenz Harold Hebl Andy Litschke John Matschi Brian Miles Mike Pasiuk Bruce Perrizo Evelyn Perszyk Jackie Phillippi Al Spangenberg JoAnne Zdrojkowski Floyd Zdrojkowski

and any other Brother Knights, Columbian Women or their loved ones, of whom we are una-ware.

Sick & Vigil Co-chairs

Doug Larson 651-483-0148

Duane Sanocki 651-644-2309

Prolife Corner

Nazareth Council Knights, family mem-bers and friends are in-vited to meet with oth-

ers who prayerfully show their disap-proval of Planned Parenthood's pres-ence in our council territory. Meet from 11:00 a.m. to noon every sec-ond Wednesday of the month at Rice St. and Highway 36 next to McDonalds. Park down the hill in the shopping center that has the Sherwin William store. Bring your Rosary. Join the group. Make a difference!

Prayer for the Canonization of

Father Michael J. McGivney

God, our Father, protector of the poor and defender of the

widow and orphan, you called your priest, Father Michael

J. McGivney, to be an apostle of Christian family life and to

lead the young to the generous service of their neighbor.

Through the example of his life and virtue may we follow

your Son, Jesus Christ, more closely, fulfilling his com-

mandment of charity and building up his Body which is the

Church.

Let the inspiration of your servant prompt us to greater

confidence in your love so that we may continue his work

of caring for the needy and the outcast. We humbly ask

that you glorify your venerable servant Father Michael J.

McGivney on earth according to the design of your holy

will. Through his intercession, grant the favor I now pre-

sent (here make your request). Through Christ our Lord.

Amen. (Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory be.)