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Volume: 2014. 06 Editor: Michael Haynes michay@suddenlink.net

The following article was written by Tina AtkinsSun Journal Community Page. It is reprinted here in its entirety with permission. THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ANNOUNCE THEIR KNIGHT OF THE YEAR The New Bern Knight of Columbus, Council 3303, recently honored Sir Knight Walter Bock as the Knight of the Year. He is a board member of the Craven County Senior Services, operates the Knights of Columbus Pharmacy Program, volunteers at the Coastal CarolPatient Registration, the Gift Shop and Charity Care Cases. In addition, he also volunteers at the Merci Clinic twice a week. Walter exemplifies many of our New Bern citizens who contribute every day to lessen the burden of the less fortunate.

Pictured from the left are Richard Dodson, Grand Knight, Council 3303, SK Walter Bock and Father Thomas Tully, Pastor of the St. Paul Catholic Church. POC: George Halyak 252-637-9225 glhalyak@embarqmail.com

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The New Bern Knight of Columbus, Council 3303, recently honored Sir Knight Walter Bock as the Knight of the Year. He is a board member of the Craven County Senior Services, operates the Knights of Columbus Pharmacy Program, volunteers at the Coastal Carolina Hospital at Patient Registration, the Gift Shop and Charity Care Cases. In addition, he also volunteers at the Merci Clinic twice a week.

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Pictured from the left are Richard Dodson, Grand Knight, Council 3303, SK Walter Bock and Father Thomas Tully, Pastor of the St. Paul

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Grand Brothers, We have had TWO big Installations in theInstallation of Officers on Sundayour Pastoralong with the other OfficeThank you Father. This was followed by a family dinner which attracted many new Brothers and their families. vote of confidence and we look forward to serving the Council this Fraternal Year.

The second was the Installation of Father Tully as our Pastor on August 24 by Bishop Burbidge.provided the food and some of the serving and organizing assistance. look forward to many years with you as our Pastor. On August 12th we had our first “First Degree” and we welcomed 3 new BrothersNamowitz, and Andy Ferrer. It was another special occasion as the Honoree was Br. James F. Conneely,grandfather of Andy Ferrer. Thanks again to our Degree Team for another great job. As you know, the 2015 State Convention will be held in New Bern next May 1Chairman and DGK Jim Whetzel is his Deputy.Deputy, Jack Murray, State Treasurer, John Nussbaum, and State Conventions and Meetings Planner, Tommy Robards were here for a meeting on August 20.there is plenty to do and your help will be appreciated. We have a new Insurance Agent, Robert Leonardo. insurance programs for you and your family. Don’t forget to continue to solicit new Brothers.Council and add new resources to serve our Church and community. Please keep all of our Widows in your thoughts andProgram” to help our Widows with some of their needs.Program. A PLEA for your help! We have many Brothers who have moved and our correspondence keeps breturned by the Post Office. If you have moved, please send your new address to our FS Larry Spallanzani at ljspallanzani@suddenlink.net. Vivat Jesus! Dick Dodson

Sir Knights, In early August, at the Knights’ 132greeting to the Knights of Columbus, Pope Francis praised the organization’s charitable works and encouraged the Knights to continue to champion religious lthe integrity of marriage and the family.

The letter expressed the fraternity and service, which it said continue “to contribute to the mission of the Church at every level athis,” the letter noted, “His Holiness is profoundly grateful. The fraternal spirit inculcated by Father Michael McGivney and the first Knights of Columbus continues to

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We have had TWO big Installations in the month of August. First was the Installation of Officers on Sunday, August 3 at the Hall. our Pastor, Fr. Tully, agreed to be our new Chaplain and he was also installed along with the other Officers. Thank you Father.

This was followed by a family dinner which attracted many new Brothers and their A major objective achieved. On behalf of all Officers, we appreciate your

vote of confidence and we look forward to serving the Council this Fraternal Year.

The second was the Installation of Father Tully as our Pastor on August 24 by Bishop Burbidge.and some of the serving and organizing assistance. Congratulations Father Tully and we

look forward to many years with you as our Pastor.

we had our first “First Degree” and we welcomed 3 new Brothers—It was another special occasion as the Honoree was Br. James F. Conneely,

Thanks again to our Degree Team for another great job.

As you know, the 2015 State Convention will be held in New Bern next May 15-17. Chairman and DGK Jim Whetzel is his Deputy. We have had several planning meetings already and the State Deputy, Jack Murray, State Treasurer, John Nussbaum, and State Conventions and Meetings Planner, Tommy

r a meeting on August 20. If you want to help, please call Jim Kelly or Jim Whetzelthere is plenty to do and your help will be appreciated.

We have a new Insurance Agent, Robert Leonardo. Please, plan on meeting with rograms for you and your family.

Don’t forget to continue to solicit new Brothers. We need to add 2 Brothers per month to strengthen our Council and add new resources to serve our Church and community.

Please keep all of our Widows in your thoughts and prayers. We are trying to start a “Widows Assistance Program” to help our Widows with some of their needs. More details will be coming as we develop the

We have many Brothers who have moved and our correspondence keeps bIf you have moved, please send your new address to our FS Larry Spallanzani at

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In early August, at the Knights’ 132nd International Convention in Orlando in a letter of greeting to the Knights of Columbus, Pope Francis praised the organization’s charitable works and encouraged the Knights to continue to champion religious lthe integrity of marriage and the family.

The letter expressed the Pope’s appreciation to the Knights for their fidelity to faith, fraternity and service, which it said continue “to contribute to the mission of the Church at every level and, in particular, to the universal ministry of the Apostolic See.” “For this,” the letter noted, “His Holiness is profoundly grateful. The fraternal spirit inculcated by Father Michael McGivney and the first Knights of Columbus continues to

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onth of August. First was the August 3 at the Hall. We were truly blessed that

agreed to be our new Chaplain and he was also installed

This was followed by a family dinner which attracted many new Brothers and their On behalf of all Officers, we appreciate your

vote of confidence and we look forward to serving the Council this Fraternal Year.

The second was the Installation of Father Tully as our Pastor on August 24 by Bishop Burbidge. The Knights Congratulations Father Tully and we

—John Doban, Stanley It was another special occasion as the Honoree was Br. James F. Conneely, the

Thanks again to our Degree Team for another great job.

17. Br. Jim Kelly is our We have had several planning meetings already and the State

Deputy, Jack Murray, State Treasurer, John Nussbaum, and State Conventions and Meetings Planner, Tommy If you want to help, please call Jim Kelly or Jim Whetzel—

lan on meeting with Robert to review our new

per month to strengthen our

We are trying to start a “Widows Assistance More details will be coming as we develop the

We have many Brothers who have moved and our correspondence keeps being If you have moved, please send your new address to our FS Larry Spallanzani at

Report

International Convention in Orlando in a letter of greeting to the Knights of Columbus, Pope Francis praised the organization’s charitable works and encouraged the Knights to continue to champion religious liberty and defend

ope’s appreciation to the Knights for their fidelity to faith, fraternity and service, which it said continue “to contribute to the mission of the Church

nd, in particular, to the universal ministry of the Apostolic See.” “For this,” the letter noted, “His Holiness is profoundly grateful. The fraternal spirit inculcated by Father Michael McGivney and the first Knights of Columbus continues to

be fruitful in the numerous charitable activities of the local councils, which, while meeting the needs of individuals, also build up communities in solidarity and concern for the common good.”

During the past year, Knights set an all-time record for charitable giving, donating more than $170 million and more than 70.5 million hours of service to charitable causes.

The papal message exhorts the Knights to defend religion’s “proper place in the public square and to encourage the lay faithful in their mission of shaping a society which reflects the truth of Christ.”

The convention’s theme, “You Will All Be Brothers: Our Vocation to Fraternity,” comes from the message of Pope Francis for the World Day of Peace, in which he observed, “Without fraternity it is impossible to build a just society,” and that Catholics share a “vocation to fraternity.”

“The Knights of Columbus, the Church’s largest fraternal organization, is uniquely positioned to answer this call,” said Supreme Knight Carl Anderson. “We carry out works of charity in a spirit of fraternal brotherhood, and are pleased to be able to answer Pope Francis’ call to all Catholics to care for our brothers and sisters in need.” The Knights of Columbus has grown to 1.8 million members with charity as the organization’s primary mission.

In light of this reality and to meet the ever-growing needs of St. Paul Church and community, our Council and Assembly have substantially increased our Charitable Contribution budgets to attempt to meet those needs.

Remember: Prayer Changes Things

Vivat Jesus, SK Vince Fragnito, Faithful Navigator

Family of the Month

The family of the month of September is Dottie and Jim Dunham. Jim has spent countless hours doing volunteer work at Saint Paul which has saved the church a lot of money. He also is a head usher at the church. He takes care of some of the maintenance work at the Knights of Columbus hall and helps out in the kitchen or wherever needed. Dottie is a Eucharistic minister, does work with BAA and Merci Clinic. She always keeps herself available to help out at the functions we have at the Knights of Columbus hall. Congratulations Dottie and Jim for a job well done. Nick Dalessandro Family Director

Knight of the Month

This month Council 3303 honor Vincent Fragnito as the Knight of the Month. Vince is our chef and carpenter/cabinet maker.

Most of us know that Vince has been our Chef for many occasions. He has prepared many delicious meals for our widow dinners, bingo and yard sale appreciation dinners, yard sale lunches and dinners, and pot luck dinners. Since the Council began the Lenten Fish Fries a few years ago, he has organized and prepared many of the Lenten Fish Fries at St. Paul Catholic Church. Vince is a supporter of RCS, where he and his wife, Lois, have worked since moving to New Bern.

When we are renovating an area in our building, Vince has pitched in lending us his carpentry and cabinet making skills. Among the many projects he has been involved with, he made the cabinet for the bar area, installed the cabinet in the ladies rest room, and helped design the new cabinets in the kitchen. Vince also works in the furniture department repairing furniture for our yard sales.

Our knight of the month has recently become the Faithful Navigator for Assembly 1820. We congratulate him on his new appointment.

Thank you, Vince for joining the Knights of Columbus where you have made a difference.

Jim Whetzel, DGK

Sir Knight of the Month SK Bill Camp has been a knight for over 50 year’s .Since joining our assembly he has made himself available for many charitable activities. He participates in the 4th degree yard sale as the keeper of the money; you will find him at Monday night bingo, as well as a store captain for Lamb collections. If that’s not enough he helps at Merci Clinic, and volunteers for meals on wheels. He is a great example that if you have something that needs to be done he is your man. At the yard sale he works on computers and he can also repair lawn equipment I know because he has repaired mine. If you go to mass at 5:00 PM on Saturdays, Bill will be ushering or singing in the choir. Thank you, Bill for all you do

Patrick Rocco, Faithful Captain

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Special Olympics First meeting of the 2014 - 2015 Steering Committee was held Tuesday August 12th at the West New Bern Recreation Center where we reviewed the program for the year. The major project is the restoration of the Bocce Courts at Creekside Park.

We are requesting Special Olympics North Carolina (SONC) to consider New Bern for the regional competitions for swimming as well as track and field. Should this be approved many volunteer hours will be needed.

We confirmed the following active sports: Bocce – weekly @ the boat ramp area – Creekside Park, James City 4:30pm Bowling – weekly @ Strike Zone 3:30pm Swimming – weekly @ YMCA 1:00pm Bowling Competition October – Wednesday 10:00 am Strike Zone 15th Elementary Schools, 22nd Middle & High Schools, 29th Adult Basket Ball Competition January – New Bern Recreation Center 14th Elementary Schools, 21st Middle & High Schools, 28th Adult Track & Field Competition in May - Elementary Schools, Middle & High Schools, Adult

Funds raisers are: “Craven’s Got Talent” – Saturday September 27th @ Grover C. fields school a Civitan project. Ticket sales and promotion by the Council is our support effort.

The Special Olympics Spaghetti Dinner is scheduled for Thursday, October 16 at the Council Hall. Please consider helping with this Council project. Contact - John Scharf @ 633-6766 or j9njohn@outlook.com.

Monthly meetings will be held at the county building on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 4 pm. Consider joining me at these meetings as an opportunity to become involved.

Vivar Jesus

John Scharf

Pro-Life Reminder Every Wednesday morning the prayer vigil continues to be held on the sidewalk before the Abortion Clinic in Jacksonville. Carpool takes place at St. Paul's at 7:30 AM. Prayer vigil begins on arrival in Jacksonville by 8:30 AM, continuing until Noon. Signs and rosaries are made available. Lunch follows with the return to New Bern about 1:30 PM that afternoon.

Our brother Knights and family members are encouraged and welcomed to join us in hopes that our continual prayerful efforts will insure life for the innocent ones in the womb and peace and thanksgiving for their mothers. SK Bart Spano

Yard Sale News DON'T FORGET OUR LAST YARD SALE OF THE YEAR on OCT. 3 & 4. Our dedicated Tuesday Yard Sale Workers have been working diligently every Tuesday getting prepared for another gigantic sale. October is usually our best yard sale of the year and, with our Pick-up Crews steadily bringing in all those "treasures", I'm sure it will be another successful sale. In June we changed our hours on both days and we think it worked well, so we will use the same times for this sale. Friday, October 3rd we are open from 8:00 A.M. to noon and Saturday, October 4th from 7:00 A.M. to noon. On Tuesday, September 30th we will begin work at 7:30 A.M. unloading our storage areas. We would appreciate as much help as possible with this and, if you have a truck, which would also be great. We will clean up at 9:00 A.M. on Tuesday after the Saturday sale because the landfill is not open on Monday. Danny Gennantonio, Yard Sale Chairman

SPECIAL THANKS

A special “Thank You” to Larry Winsor for spending a lot of his time on a very hot August day trimming a tree for Nellie Messina, one of our widows as well as one of our yard sale workers. Branches from this tree were in danger of causing damage to her roof and the front of her porch. Thanks again Larry for such a quick response. Nellie has really been worried about that tree and I just couldn't manage it. - Danny

Special Olympics Spaghetti Dinner Andy’s 19th annual Special Olympics Spaghetti Dinner is fast approaching. He is watching us from above as we continue the tradition he started. Now is the time to mark your calendar for the October 16th date. Sign up to help serve the meal in the hall or carry out station in the Pub room. Ticket sales are the key to making this funds raising event a success. We are asking that you participate in this effort. To reach the goal of serving 700 meals we need the creativity of the membership in reaching out to the community to make it happen. I recently attended the New Bern Civitan Club meeting and asked them to sell 100 tickets. I am asking the Council and Assembly to sell 100 meals each; $6 for an adult and $3 for children 12 and under is a bargain. St Paul’s Parish has been a major supporter in the past. The school sends student volunteers to help serve. We would hope that families would see this as an opportunity to go out for dinner in support of a great cause. Please consider helping with ticket sales at St Paul Church after Mass on the weekends of October 4-5 and 11-12 we need help selling tickets at all Masses. Vivat Jesus Sk John Scharf

252 633 6766 j9njohn@outlook.com

New Bern Community Mourns Passing of Brother Jim We ber James R. “Jim” Weber, 86, longtime member of K of C Council 3303 and Fourth Degree Assembly1820, and beloved friend of anyone who met him, peacefully passed away on Saturday, August 16 at his home in Fairfield Harbour. Jim is survived by Delores, his wife of 65 years, a son James R. Weber, Jr. of Magadore, OH, a daughter Lynn C. Till of Pittsburgh, PA, and three grandchildren Jason, Jessica and Tiffany. Jim and Delores have been longtime parishioners at St. Paul Church where Jim was a fixture serving for many years as an usher at the 5:00 P.M. Saturday evening Mass. Jim’s easy smile was an open window revealing a gentle nature and unselfish spirit which always put others first. His quick wit often made for good natured ribbing between Jim and his friends. With a twinkle in his eye, Jim’s familiar refrain, “Why pick on me? I’m such a nice guy!” would typically end these light hearted forays in a round of raucous laughter. Many recall Jim organizing yard sales in his Fairfield Harbour community to help benefit the poor. Whether it was working Bingo, serving as Chairman of Operation LAMB, or joining his pals in the Msgr. Jones golf tournament to benefit St. Paul School, whenever he could, Jim was always there alongside his Brother Knights volunteering to help the needy in the New Bern community. On Monday, August 18 at St. Paul Church a funeral Mass was celebrated by Father Bill Upah, our Fourth Degree Friar. Also presiding on the altar was Father Tom Tully, our Pastor and Council Chaplain. At the Mass Brother Knights, including the Fourth Degree Color Corps, joined Jim’s family and friends to honor the life and legacy of an exemplary Catholic Christian gentleman and Knight of Columbus, SK Jim Weber. Mikie Casem, PGK

Rev. Father Tully Installed Most Reverend Michael F. Burbidge, Bishop of Raleigh, celebrated Mass and installed Rev. Father Thomas S. Tully, as Pastor of St. Paul Catholic Church in New Bern, N.C. Father Tully, originally from Long Island, New York was ordained 30 years ago in North Carolina. After the Mass, there was a reception to meet Bishop Burbidge, Rev. Father Tully and others. In their usual professional attire the Color Corps was there to welcome the Bishop and Father Tully at the Mass. Congratulations to SK Danny Colbert, the new Color Corps Commander. The Stewarts

Picture left to right: Msgr. Gerald L. Lewis, from the Diocese of Raleigh, Rev. Father William J. Upah, Parochial Vicar, Deacon Michael Mahoney, Most Reverend Michael F. Burbidge, Bishop of Raleigh, Deacon Rick Fisher and Rev. Father Thomas S. Tully, Pastor of St. Paul Catholic Church

Father Kenneth I. Parker Assembly 1820 Color Corps

Pictured left to right: SK Dave Onofrio, District Master N.C. , SK Paul Scharf, SK John Scharf, Father of Paul, SK Rick Lewis, District Marshal and SK Vince Fragnito, Faithful Navigator

Sir Knight of the Month Knights of Columbus-Father Kenneth I. Parker Assembly # 1820 recently presented Sir Knight Paul Scharf the award for the Knight of the Month. This award presented by Sir Knight Vince Fragnito, Faithful Navigator, is given to those that contribute greatly to the Knights. Having Downs Syndrome, does not prevent Scharf from participating in various activities. For the past 9 years he has manned the candy cart at the Knights Monday night bingo. In addition he helps at the annual Special Olympics Spaghetti Dinner, started by SK Andy Yandura 19 years ago. Scharf participates in the Special Olympics bowling, swimming and bocci competitions. We congratulate Paul Scharf and would

like to describe him as a man of few words and a fantastic smile that inspires all of us. The Stewarts

School is in Session As many of you know by now, school in back in session. How can you miss all of the frantic parents in Wal Mart buying pens, paper, notebooks, glue, and more? It also means that those big yellow things are back on the road. You know the ones that I talking about; the ones that stop at almost every drive way and creep along at the speed limit! This year Craven County School has staggered the starting time for the three different levels of schools. High schools start at 7:30 A.M. and dismiss at 2:30 P.M. Elementary schools start at 8:00 A.M. and dismiss at 3:00 P.M. Middle schools start at 8:30 and dismiss at 3:30 P.M. This has resulted in busses being on the roads, picking up or dropping off students, for a longer period of the day. With our normal seasonal change in sunrise and sunset and the shift from Daylight Savings Time coming soon, all drivers need to stay focused when driving during the bus routes time. As a teacher, I want to see all of my students get to school safely. As a driver, I do not know how I could drive again, if I caused harm to any of the children waiting for a bus or riding on a bus. The bottom line – Please, Please, be careful when you see one of those big yellow things on the road. SK Mike Haynes, Editor

One More Editor’s Note If you know of an event that is not reported in our newsletter and would like to see it reported, please send it to me. My email is michay@suddenlink.net . I need all articles as soon as possible. I am a middle school teacher who does not get home before 5:00 P.M. each day. I want to keep this a quality publication for you, so I need time to read, edit, and sometime get more information to put everything in the correct order. I have to work around grading papers, entering grades, writing lesson plans, continuing education classes, and attending events at my school. Time is something that I have to manage very carefully in order to accomplish everything I have to do every day. I would like to thank everyone that has submitted articles and photos. I will always do my best to get every article into the newsletters. My goal is to have the E-Knightlighter published by the Friday before the 3rd Degree meeting and the Knightlighter to the printer by the Thursday before the 3rd Degree meeting. Remember, timing is everything, the closer an article is published to when the even happened is much more meaningful. Enjoy, SK Mike Haynes, Editor

Officers and Program Chairmen of Msgr. James R. Jones, Council 3303

Chaplain Open Community Walter Bock Grand Knight Dick Dodson Family Nick Dalessandro Deputy Grand Knight Jim Whetzel Youth Jeff Ross Chancellor Ray Savage Membership Director Tony DiFede Recorder Sandy Stewart Hispanic Membership Richard Mora Financial Secretary Larry Spallanzani Bingo Doug Uhland Treasurer Larry Winsor Pro-Lif e Bart Spano Advocate Mikie Casem Operation Lamb Jim Weber Lector CJ Brooker Knightlighter Michael Haynes Warden Nick D’Alessandro House Jimmy Bottcher Inside Guard Bill Bottcher Golf Chick Natella Outside Guard Dean Reynolds 300 Club Chick Natella Trustee (1 Yr.) Rich Tomasik Columbus Club Gerald Boyle Trustee (2 Yr.) Leo Minervini Bowling Don Monk Trustee (3 Yr.) Pat Rocco Special Olympics John Scharf Program Director Open Public Relations George Halyak Church Jim Anderson Web Master Martin Culpepper Council Lounge Manager Ralph Aviles

Officers of Father Kenneth I. Parker Assembly 1820

Faithful Friar Reverend William J Upah Inner-Sentinel SK Doug Uhland Faithful Navigator SK Vincent A. Fragnito Outer-Sentinel SK Phil Nassef Faithful Captain SK Patrick Rocco Faithful Admiral SK Rich Tomasik Faithful Pilot SK David Rose Trustee 3 Year SK James Whetzel Faithful Comptroller SK William Camp Trustee 2 Year SK Sandy Stewart Faithful Scribe SK Ralph Aviles Trustee 1 Year SK Ignacio "Budd" Rancatore Faithful Purser SK George Halyak Lounge Manager SK Ralph Aviles Yard Sale SK Danny Gennantonio

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