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Go o d Sh eph erd C ou nc il 116 7 2 Vol um e XXII, Is s ue X

Novem b er 20 18

Shepherd's Watch Newsletter of the Knights of Columbus Good Shepherd Council 11672.

GK Message 1

Council Administration 2

Financial Secretaries Report

3

2nd/3rd Degrees 4

Special Prayers 5

Faith in Action 7

Lecturer’s Corner 10

Family of the Month 12

Knight of the Month 12

Birthdays 12

Family 13

Community 19

Oct & Nov Calendars 22

Membership Doc Form 23

Event Report Form 24

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

Brother Knights, Catholic Gentlemen - Tibi Necesitas Es (You are needed)

I begin this message with a note of sorrow. We lost Brother Bill Schultz to cancer this

month. Bill was every bit the third leg to the stool. Without Bill and members like Bill

our Council would find it difficult to stand. I look around and see we are blessed to have many third legs. As Bill would expect me to do, I will challenge each of you to be

that third leg, or the first or second. But consider what we would be without the sup-

port we receive from each other; without each other we will fall. So in Bills name, rise

to the occasion and step up, make your mark on our Christian community and support

one another, raise your neighbor up, don’t tear him down. Do as Bill would do.

The Intellectual Disability (ID) Campaign is going strong at Good Shepherd. To date

our overall collections equal $1748.74. This consists of $1533.74 in donations and

$215.00 in direct sales of available tootsie rolls. We will continue with our Tailgate Par-

ties collecting donations at the door and our ID drive at St Josephs on the weekend of

10-11 Nov. Continue to do good work and support other councils in their drive to im-

prove the lives of those with intellectual disabilities.

We will be taking to assisting in an Eagle Scout project this month. I would hope that

some of you would find this type of support—up you alley. Working to build the char-

acter of our young men is a great opportunity to show the community who we are and

why we exist. Join us 17 Nov in the Good Shepherd Kitchen 8am - noon.

Tailgate Party - Special thanks to our party planners for coming up with the Football tailgate parties. Who would not want to eat food, drink a drink and watch football.

You all will have another opportunity Saturday 3 Nov, LSU vs. Alabama 7pm. $10 cov-

er charge for each family with all funds going to the ID Campaign. Special guest visits

will happens so don’t miss it. It’s a bring your own food tailgate, we will leave the grill

on for you.

Don’t forget the Council Christmas party 2 Dec from 2 –5PM. Located in the all pur-pose room, we will have a potluck smorgasbord of goodness. All family members are

invited to attend; especially if they bring something! Heard Santa is stopping by so

plan accordingly.

Lastly I say loud and clear - Get you and your loved ones out of the bed on Tuesday 6

November and VOTE. Make your wishes known and may the best man/woman win!

God Bless You All

Vivat Jesus,

Mike Weist

Grand Knight, Council 11672

USEFUL WEBSITES Knights of Columbus Council:

http://council11672.weebly.com

Knights of Columbus Insurance:

www.kofc.org/un/en/insurance/index.html

Assembly 004 website:

http://assembly0004.weebly.com

Good Shepherd Catholic Church:

www.goodshephsv.org

Grand Knight ’s M essage

http://www.kofc.org/un/en/insurance/index.html

http://www.goodshephsv.org

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Service Program Personnel

Faith in Action Programs Director – DGK Brian Moran

Faith Director Thomas Dollman

Community Director Brian Moran

Family Director Joseph Jeries

Life Director Frank Tomasella

Membership Director Pat Jackson

Standing Committees Recruitment Committee Insurance Promotion

Retention Chairman Vocations Chairman

Public Relations Health Services

Special Committees / Teams Disaster Relief Newsletter

Ceremonials Photography

Habitat for Humanity

LOOKING AHEAD

November 2018 Calendar Highlights

Nov 3 - Tailgate Party Alabama vs. LSU (TBD)

Nov 4 - End of Daylight Savings

Nov 5 - Quarterly Council Rosary @ 7:00 p.m.

Nov 5 - Monthly Council Business Meeting @ 7:30 p.m.

Nov 10/11 - Tootsie Roll Drive at St Joes

Nov 11 - Monthly Parish Breakfast; 8:30-10:15 a.m.

Nov 17 - Eagle Scout Project @0800 (GS Kitchen)

Nov 21 - 1st Degree @ 6 p.m. (as needed)

Nov 14 - Monthly Officers Meeting @ 7:00 p.m.

December 2018 Calendar Highlights

Dec 2 - Christmas Party @ 2 p.m w/Santa

Dec 3 - Monthly Council Business Meeting @ 7:30 p.m.

Dec 9 - Monthly Parish Breakfast; 8:30-10:15 a.m.

Dec 19 - 1st Degree @ 6 p.m. (as needed)

Dec 19 - Monthly Officers Meeting @ 7:00 p.m.

January 2019 Calendar Highlights

Jan 1 - National Holiday

Jan 7 - National Championship Football Game

Jan 13 - Monthly Parish Breakfast; 8:30-10:15 a.m.

Jan 14 - Monthly Council Business Meeting @ 7:30 p.m.

Jan 16 - 1st Degree @ 6 p.m. (as needed)

Jan 16 - Monthly Officers Meeting @ 7:00 p.m.

COUNCIL OFFICERS

Grand Knight Michael Weist 256-715-0799

Deputy Grand Knight Brian Moran

Chaplain Rev Phil O’Kennedy

Assistant Chaplain Deacon Paul Keil

Chancellor Rudolfo Chavez

Financial Secretary Ben Cumbie 256-783-9627

Warden Terry Carlson

Recorder Bob Hirschbuehler

Treasurer Lane Mousel

Advocate Michael Lenz

1 Year Trustee Stephen Laws

2 Year Trustee Steven Gentz

3 Year Trustee Mervin Eberhardt

Lecturer Peter Wozny

Inside Guard Danny Nelson

Outside Guard Mike Sosebee

All are welcome, volunteer opportunities exist is all areas. Connect with a director or leader and

give back. Offer a suggestion and lets us make stuff happen.

COUNCIL ADMINISTRATION


Visit our website at: http://council11672.weebly.com

Monthly Parish Breakfast

The following is a summary of our 2018 breakfast activity

as of October:

Yearly Profit

to Date

$ 3,717.14

Number

Meals Served

1313

Avg. Profit per Breakfast

$371.71

Avg. Meals Served per

Month

131.3

Council Meeting Can Drive for the Good Shepherd Pantry

Don’t forget those canned goods. Each Knight is asked to

bring two canned or non-perishable foodstuff items to the

monthly Council business meeting. Dollars donated no long-

er equate to pounds but do count toward an annual refund.

Below is a summary of our donations for the 2018-2019 fra-

ternal year as of the 31 of Oct, 2018.

Number of Cans

or Non-Perishable

food Items

302

Dollars

Donated

0

Total Pounds

Food Items

Donated

243.41

VOLUNTEER HOURS

and VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

Get you volunteer activities/hours turned

in and help us reach 10,000 volunteer

hours for 2018.

Fellow Knight Raphael Beckman needs some

wood split at his house before the real cold sets

in. Raise your hand if you would like to help!

October Activities Report by

Ben Cumbie the Financial

Secretary for Council 11672


Our council ordered 18 Cases of Tootsie Rolls for the 2018 Intel-

lectual Disabilities Campaign. If you would like a case $25.00 or

a box $5.00 for office use from now till the next Halloween, bring

your dollars to Ben Cumbie at the Council meeting and we can

exchange money for Candy. Great advertising for the Knights .

We will retain 4 cases for the St Joes Intellectual Disabilities Cam-

paign scheduled for the weekend of 10/11 Nov 2018. Come join

us / volunteer with our Round Table at St Josephs.

Charitable contributions were as follows:

Rosary Rings $224.25

LAST CALL

ID Campaign

Collections to Date = $1748.74


2nd and 3rd Degree Exemplifications in Alabama 2018 / 2019

Members that have not yet made their 2nd and 3rd Degree Exemplification please review the

below dates and locations and plan to attend an exemplification where you are living. You

may always travel, just ensure our council (Council 11672) is aware that you are attending an

exemplification outside our district. There is paperwork we need to submit!

Coming Soon! NEED a RIDE?

11/11/18 Montgomery 11/17/18 Elberta 12/1/18 Guntersville

ALSO, You Could Consider


Date Location Date Location 1/12/19 Mobile 3/2/19 Huntsville 1/26/19 Birmingham 4/13/19 Orange Beach 2/9/19 Muscle Shoals 4/7/19 Enterprise 2/17/19 Auburn 6/23/19 Birmingham

Degree Team Members Needed

If you have some thespian in you and would like to participate in the exem-

plifications as a member of the team, please contact Pat Jackson or Steve

Laws for training opportunities. Our first degree team has been intact for

many years and some are looking for an opportunity to pass on their skills.

Training is always available but barely needed—you can do this!

4th Degree Exemplification is com-

ing to Huntsville 13 Apr 2019. Get

your Form–4s filling in and contact

Mike Rose or Gary Mayers, or any

member of your 4th Degree at any

council meeting for more details.

This event only occurs in North Ala-

bama once annually. Do not miss it!


Knights

Bill Schultz

Jerry Lukens

Glenn Anderson

Frank Tomasella Father Josh Altonji

Gerald Jackson Bill Bodden

Mike Wolk George Sloan

Rafael Beckman Harry O’Beirne

Jim Johnston Greg Gero

Knights in VA, NC an

SC Hurricane area

All our Brother in Dis-

tress

Brother John Mary (Jeremy Winter-now in the

Carmelite Order)

Family and Friends Schultz Family Ellen Mosely

Linda Hirschbuehler Liam Maher

Mary Ann Bodden Linda Johnston

Lauren Mosley Lee Sandler

Samuel Cardenas Darlene Fout

Joan Kotzman Mary Dinneen

Aaron Masterson Wanda Nelson

Sharon Rivette Jennifer Corass

Juan Perez Jane Geoffroy

Peyton Chipman – FOCUS Darryl Pate

Mary Parker Lynn Hall

Clarence Phinney Cathy Kulas

Phil Doster Lisa Schultz

Richard Sanchez Christopher Dollman

Robert Miranatez Barbara Hills

Ronda Simon Nichole O’Brien

Bert Best James Rivette

John Michael Tan Our First Responders

Blanka Allgood Pope Francis

Dakota Miller

Prayer by Pope Benedict XVI

Lord Jesus Christ, eternal High Priest, you offered yourself to the Father on the altar of the cross and through the outpouring of the Holy Spirit gave your priestly people a share in your redeeming sacrifice.

Hear our prayer for the sanctification of our priests. Grant that all who are ordained to the ministerial priesthood may be ever more conformed to you, the Divine Master.

May they preach the Gospel with pure heart and clear conscience.

Let them be shepherds according to your own heart, single-minded in service to you and to the Church, and shining examples of a holy, simple, and joyful life.

Through the prayers of the Blessed Virgin Mary, your Mother and ours, draw all priests and the flocks en-trusted to their care to the fullness of eternal life where you live and reign with the Father and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.

Amen.

PRAYERS for Priests

Remember our Servants of the Lord

PRAY FOR PRIESTS

FAITH (Special Prayers)


FAITH (Special Prayers)

Council Quarterly Rosary for the Sick

Monday 5 November 2018 - Quarterly Council Rosary for the Sick. Beginning at 7 PM and run-ning till the start of the Council Business Meeting. A great idea provided to us by Sir Knight Tim Sullivan. These rosaries are just prior to our business meeting and will end at 7:25.

These scheduled rosaries will be Aug, Nov, Feb, and May each year designed to draw us together as one cohesive group. The rosary is listed in the bulletin, begins at 7 p.m. sharp and is sched-uled for each Monday night. Your families are welcome to join us as this is an open event.

Say hello to young Lukas Weist.

Son of Jacob and Amanda (Alabama class of 2016).

Congratulations to the proud parents.

Thank you all for your prayers for young Lukas.

Knights,

Remember our Brother Mike Wolk, sequestered at the hos-

pital in Birmingham. He gladly looks forward to a treat or

two or a well wish. Keep Mike in your prayers. Roll Tide

Brother!

Mike is at UAB for a stem cell transplant. His address is as

follows:

Michael Wolk

3rd Floor WP

Room P326

619 19th Street, South

Birmingham, AL 35249


FAITH in Action

Council Quarterly Rosary for the Sick

Monday 5 November 2018 - Quarterly Council Rosary for the Sick. Beginning at 7 PM and run-ning till the start of the Council Business Meeting. A great idea provided to us by Sir Knight Tim Sullivan. These rosaries are just prior to our business meeting and will end at 7:25.

These scheduled rosaries will be Aug, Nov, Feb, and May each year designed to draw us together as one cohesive group. The rosary is listed in the bulletin, begins at 7 p.m. sharp and is sched-uled for each Monday night. Your families are welcome to join us as this is an open event.

The culture of Life Committee at Holy Spirit Catholic Church Council 764 at Holy Spirit has developed a Pro-Life Evangelization Kit to raise

funds for a new ultra-sound machine in our area. Currently the kits are available on our church website at the following ad-

dress: http://holyspirithsv.com/?page_id=3196

http://holyspirithsv.com/?page_id=3196


FAITH in Action

It takes a Village

To build a really good looking wheel chair ramp

Building a wheel chair ramp can be hard work, even for the smallest of God’s flock. The Knights assembled a

ramp for Monsignor Luminais, living in Alabama, whom is also a Knight of Columbus. It was both a joy and a

blessing. We all thank Rudy for his leadership, planning , and tenacity to get it done ‘on time and on budget’


Faith on Action

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Lecturer’s Corner

(Education and Entertainment for the Good of the Order)

Lecturer’s Corner


Catholic Morality

Knights, part of the Hart Series is a set of books, and audio files. Three in particular caught my attention this time. First, “The Essence of Catholic Morality”, “Human Nature and the Basis of Morality”, and “Some Fundamental Principles of Catholic Morality.” These are all available electronically online from the Knights of Columbus Catho-lic Information Service, along with other booklets, at the following website:

http://www.kofc.org/un/en/cis/booklets.html#/hart/2/20

College Football Tailgate

November 3rd, we will be gathering for the Alabama vs LSU football game tailgating at the meeting room. This event is a BYOM (Bring your own meat), and BYOB (Bring your own beverage) excluding soft drinks. A grill will be provided for cooking. Feel free to bring a shareable side dish (chips, salads …). We will also collect a $10 donation per fami-ly for the Intellectual Disabilities Campaign. Come by and enjoy the game and fellowship.

Business Meeting Raffle

At the end of the next Business Meeting on November 5th, we will conduct the meeting raffle. The

prizes this time are a knit cap and ice scraper. With the anticipation of cooler weather, it’s just good

to be prepared. Also, each participant will receive a 3” foil decal of the Emblem of the Order.

Dust off the cobwebs of our Faith

Our Catholic faith is central to the Knights of Columbus. Let us all remember what we learned about our faith from our fami-lies, religious education and RCIA classes, schools and churches as we grew up - the fundamentals our faith. With Advent coming up starting December 1st, let us remember the Precepts of the Church, and prepare ourselves during this time to receive God’s Grace.

Grace

Two kinds of grace:

Sanctifying grace makes us holy and pleasing to God.

Actual grace helps us to do good and avoid evil.

Precepts of the Church

To attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation. To contribute to the support of the Church.

To fast and abstain from meat on appointed days. To observe the laws of the Church concerning marriage.

To confess one’s sins at least once a year. To join in the missionary spirit and apostolate of the Church.

To receive Holy Eucharist during Easter time.

http://www.kofc.org/un/en/cis/booklets.html#/hart/2/20


The 2018 Christmas Raffle - Fund Raiser

Prize: Gentleman Jack Tennessee Whiskey

1 Liter Commemorative Bottle.

Tickets went on sale October 1st.

$5.00 each or 5 for $20.00 and will continue

until 2 Dec 2018. Do not hesitate to collect a one of

a kind Commemorative Bottle courtesy of

Knights Gary Mayers and Peter Wozny.

Drawing will take place December 2, 2018 at

the Knights of Columbus Christmas Party.

You do not need to be present to win but you

do need a ticket.

Proceeds from this event will go to Catholic Charities USA for Hurricane Florence relief efforts. (https://

www.catholiccharitiesusa.org/) Catholic Charities USA is the official domestic relief agency of the U.S. Cath-

olic Church. The Catholic Charities ministry supports disaster response efforts with direct aid, home repair,

home rebuilding, health care services and other programs that enable long-term disaster recovery. CCUSA

forwards 100 percent of funds raised to Catholic Charities agencies that serve affected communities.

Lecturer’s Corner


Representation of prize,

Actual prize is much larger!


FAMILY

Family of the Month October

The Knights of Columbus, October 2018 Family of the Month, is the Brian, Kelly, Aidan, and Brady Mo-ran family. An Army Officer taking opportunity by the horns, DGK Moran stepped up in October taking the load of the work as the Grand Knight fled the country. Brian was instrumental in the continued smooth sailing of the council dealing with all sched-uled activities and events including the Knights Breakfast, Tootsie Roll Drive, Officer’s Meeting and Tailgate Party. A born leader, Brian ensured the

Council didn’t miss a beat during one of the busiest months of the year. Assisting Brian and keeping the family grounded Kelly saw to it that the schedule was kept and Aidan and Brady were where they were supposed to be when they were supposed to be there to include collecting donations for the Intel-lectual Disabilities campaign. A strong family sup-ported by their faith, the Moran Family is our Oct 2018 Family of the Month.

Knight of the Month October

The Knights of Columbus, Council 11672, October 2018 Knight of the Month, Mike Rose. Past Grand Knight, Past Faithful Navigator, Mike Rose has shifted to support the patriotic arm of the Knights as an ambassador for all the good the Knights do. Mike travels the country speaking to Soldiers and civilians about sacrifice. Only a year since receiving the Medal of Honor, Mike has set his sights and schedule to support those unable to support themselves. He is in a unique position to help those that can’t help themselves and following in the steps of his predecessors, Mike makes thing happen for all around him. We appreci-ate when he is in our midst and always look forward to his return to the council. Mike is a hero and a Knight, and who says you can’t be both. Our Knight of the Month – Mike Rose for October 2018.

Knights of Columbus Christmas Party

Sunday 2 Dec, 2 - 5 PM, Family Life Center

Save the date and join us all as we come together for

our annual Christmas Party Kid and relative invited.

Look For Santa to make a surprise visit and our Raffle

draw will also occur.

Roger G Pruitt 11/1

James Michael Baswell 11/2

Robert B Stephens IV 11/2

Juan L Mendoza 11/4

Jim R Johnston 11/5

Estan J Rodriguez 11/13

Bruce W Dombrowski 11/14

Paul M Rivette 11/16

Edward A Dufour 11/24

William L Boenker 11/30

NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS The officers and members of Council

11672 wish a Happy Birthday to the fol-

lowing members:


FAMILY

Thanks to all that vol-

unteered or gave to

the ID Campaign.

Excellent Effort.

Peter Wozny—Council Lecturer visiting Good Shepherd Youth Group.

During the visit, Peter presented check #2 for $500 to the youth group for their use in 2018/2019.

Paul and daughter Maria Rivette supporting the Intel-

lectual Disabilities (ID) Campaign as they do each year.

Deputy Grand Knight Brian Moran and the youth in

service to our church and community.


FAMILY

Second and Third Degree Certificates for

Peter Wozny and David Pohl

Well Done ALL!

Happy Anniversary Lane

Congratulations to the District Soccer Challenge Winners

Girls

9 - Jesie Butler (Council 764)

10 - Audrey Rush (Council 11672)

11 - Emily Huddleston (Council 16248)

12 - Madelyn Mote (Council 11672)

13 - Skyler Townsend (Council 11672)

14 - Emmeline Nishimuta (Council 764)

Boys

9 - Esau Narvaez (Council 764)

10 - Brody McConnell (Council 10232)

11 - Peter Dobbs (Council 10232)

12 - Victor Orozco (Council 11672)

13 - Alex Canale (Council 10232)

14 - John Ramirez (Council 10232)

DISTRICT DEPUTY

BRIAN LAGASSE

First Degree certificate presented to

Carl Case—Welcome Carl!


FAMILY

Family of the Month - Sep 2018 Knight of the Month - Sep 2018

Faith Director - Thomas Dollman Chancellor - Rudy Chavez

Boy Scout COR, Past Program Director,

and PDGK Thomas Geoffroy

Thomas, for all you do—

Thanks

from Council 11672

to you.


FAMILY

Our brother KIM HARRIS’s remains were placed at the Huntsville Memorial Gardens. Deacon Paul

presided with Kim’s family. If you are at that facility viewing others, please

stop by Kim’s final resting location and say a prayer for Kim and all our Broth-

ers passing before us.

KIM HARRIS


FAMILY

GOD Please Bless the Schultz Family

Bill stands to greet members who lined up to congratulate him on

reaching Honorary Life Membership and thanking him for his

years of service on the front lines of Charity, Unity, and Fraternity.

Bill Schultz Received his Honorary Life Membership after 29 years of giving and paying it forward.

It was not hard to decide to reprint these photos of Bill from the September Council meeting where Bill received an Honorary Life

Certificate and membership Card. Bill was a strong component of the Alabama Knights of Columbus and a devout supporter of

our Catholic Church. If you want to honor Bills legacy, step up and support the Knights, the missions we address and be a mem-

ber of an exemplification team. The outward signs are what Bill was best at. Bill, we will always miss you. You sacrificed so

much for us. Bill died Saturday 27 Oct 2018 after a long fight with cancer. Services scheduled for 6 / 7 Nov 2018.


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COMMUNITY

Organize Councils to Help with Distribution

Brother Knights,

In the aftermath of Hurricane Michael, I have had people

asking me what we Brother knights can do to help. My

initial response is always to donate to Catholic Relief Ser-

vices and to the Knights of Columbus Charity appeals.

Now we are getting word that there are opportunities for

we Brother Knights to help distribute supplies to those

who need it.

There is great need in Northwest Florida for aid and assis-

tance. We have been asked by the Diocese of Pensacola-

Tallahassee to assist in a specific way by providing man-

power to help receive and redistribute goods that are

being trucked to the area. Currently, the volunteers on-

hand cannot keep up with the massive demand, and so

aid is being delayed. If you can help, or to learn more

about what is being requested of us, please vis-

it: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60b0d4da5aa28a

7fd0-hurricane

Information such as Locations, Dates, Times and Specific

Needs can all be found by visiting the link above!

Please work with your councils and parishes to organize

and help where you can.

Jason Esteve

State Deputy

Alabama State Council

Dear Archdiocese for the Military Services (AMS) USA, Faithful,

On All Souls’ Day we remember all

those who have passed away and pray

for the repose of their souls. The pain of

losing a loved one is always difficult;

however, we never cease to find com-

fort in knowing that death is not the

end, but only the beginning of ever-

lasting life. Similarly, we find comfort in

remembering the memories we shared

during their lifetime and the many ways they touched our hearts.

.

Saint John Vianney reminds us that “The eyes of the world see no fur-

ther than this life, but the eyes of the Christian see deep into eterni-

ty.” With this in mind, I ask you to use the link below to submit an

intention that may be in your heart or the name of whom you’d like to

have remembered at the altar. Also, you can always vis-

it www.milarch.org/intentions and submit all intentions you wish to

have remembered in prayer.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CATHOLIC WOMEN (Alabama State Kouncil of Auxiliary Ladies of the Knights of Columbus)

The ASK AL KC invite Catholic women in Alabama to apply for one of the two (2) $750.00 college or trade school scholarships that will be awarded at the

State Convention in April 2019. The applicant must be a practicing Catholic and a resident of Alabama. She may be a high school senior, someone al-

ready enrolled in college or a trade school, or a woman who would like to return to college or a trade school, or desiring to pursue a graduate de-

gree. These scholarships are not based solely on GPA scores.

To apply for the scholarship please submit the following:

A resume.

A cover letter explaining why you desire the scholarship, your planned career, and why you feel you deserve the scholarship.

Two letters of recommendation; one of which must be from your parish priest.

The resume and cover letter should be prepared by the applicants and mailed with the two letters of recommendation, as a complete package, to the

following:

Rani Myers

Immediate Past President of the ASK AL KC

22737 Colquett Rd.

Opp, AL 36467

All applications for this scholarship must be completed as stated above and postmarked on or before November 30th, in order to be considered!

The applications will be reviewed by a committee of the) ASK AL KC District Representatives. The two (2) winners will be contacted upon their selection

in early April. Checks will be made payable to the college of the winner's choice. Good Luck!!


COMMUNITY

Grand Knight Has Tickets Available for Purchase


COMMUNITY

NOVEMBER 12, 2018 Huntsville Madison County Veterans Parade

Knights, plan to participate in the Huntsville, Madison County

‘Parade’. Holiday Monday, Nov 12th, 2018 in downtown Huntsville,

AL. Ride the float, walk, wear your shirts or not. Bring your family and

have a good time at the Parade. Parade begins at 11:11 a.m.

ALL ARE WELLCOME

Mr. Weist Good Evening, this is Jake McFetridge on our Family email. You will remember that I briefly discussed with you my Boy Scout Eagle Project along with Knight Involvement in this project. I have received all approvals needed to begin this project. I am scheduled with the Church to begin this project on Satur-day, 17 Nov 2018 at 0800. The basic project consists of moving refrigerators (they are on wheels) and movable tables to the parish hall, degreasing the walls, painting doors and trim along with the window’s trim, and then painting the ceiling. Please provide if any Knights are available for any part of this project. I plan on about 7 scouts attending on the first scheduled weekend and am in need of about 3 adults to handle some of the painting - the more the merrier. Lunch will be provided. My goal for this weekend is to complete everything except the painting of the ceiling. Work will be from 0800 to 1400 on this first weekend. I do plan on a second weekend to complete the ceiling Kindest Regards. Jake McFetridge, Life Scout, Troop 343 26 Veridian Way SE Huntsville, AL. 35803 256-945-7445

Knights, let us get together and support another fine young man as he strives

to earn his Eagle Scout. This project will support his goals and our church!

Signup genius coming soon!


NOVEMBER 2018 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1 2 3

AL vs. LSU

4

5

Council Holy Rosary @ 7 p.m. Council Bus. Meeting @ 7:30 p.m.

6 7 Cancer and Rare Disease Support Group @ 1:30 – 3 p.m.

8 Assembly 0004 Business meeting @ Holy Spirit - 7:00 p.m.

9 10 St Joes ID Campaign

11 Monthly Parish Breakfast @ 8:30-10:15 a.m.

St Joes ID Campaign

12

13 14 Council Officer's Meeting @ 7 p.m. (Rescheduled)

15

16 17

18 19 20

21 Cancer and Rare Disease Support Group @ 1:30 – 3 p.m.

22 Happy Thanksgiving

23

24

25 26 27 28 29 30

DECEMBER 2018 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1

2

2 – 5 pm Council Christmas Party w/Santa

3 Council Bus. Meeting @ 7:30 p.m.

4 5 Cancer and Rare Disease Support Group @ 1:30 – 3 p.m.

6

7 8

9 Monthly Parish Breakfast @ 8:30-10:15 a.m..

10

11 12

13 Assembly 0004 Business meeting @ Holy Spirit @ 7:00 p.m.

14

15

16

17 18

19 Cancer and Rare Disease Support Group @ 1:30 – 3 p.m. First Degree @ 6 p.m. Council Officer's Meeting @ 7 p.m.

20 21

22

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