St. Patrick’s ParadeSunday, March 13

March with Monaghan–Irish Music, Food & Blarney

St. Patrick’s DayThursday, March 17

Celebrate with Monaghan Irish Music, Food & Blarney

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Eighty Third Year Month of St. Patrick and St. Joseph March, 2011–Volume 83 Number 9

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THE IRISH ARE COMING

The MonaghanNEWS

Brother Knights. Vivat Jesus.

The HIGH HOLY month is upon us. Yes, it's St.Patrick's and St. Joseph's month-long celebrations.The kickoff will start on February 27th. The pre-parade party kickoff celebration will be held herefrom 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Irish music, food, and drinkwill be available for your pleasure. The Court of St.Brigid, Irish dancers, and the Maid of Erin queen andher court will all make an appearance. The cost forall of this is $10.00. The money goes for the supportof the parade.

The St. Patrick's Parade is Sunday, March 13th.We will have a bus leave Monaghan at 1:00 pm whichwill drop us off at the parade site and will pick us upat the end of the parade at the old Grand Central trainstation. The bus trip will cost $5.00 per person.

On St. Patrick's Day, we will have a party in thebuilding which will cost $5.00 for adults over 21years of age. Irish music, corned beef and cabbagedinners, and corned beef sandwiches will be served.Irish music will be played in the hall and dining room,and the party will start at 1:00 pm. Come out andenjoy yourself!

Christmas Assistance Program–Donne-gals:Please forgive me for not listing you for donating$500 to our Christmas Gift Card Program in the Feb-ruary issue. Your annual gift to us is very important,and I promise it won't happen again.

I welcome Rose Catering, doing business as theMonaghan Banquet Center, to our family. Look forexciting things to happen in the rental business of ourhalls, dining room, and the green room. This additionto our Monaghan family will help keep our buildingassociation healthy and prosperous.

At the January meeting, I appointed Elliot Ware

as our new lecturer. Now we have all of the officerpositions filled. Elliot joined the council three yearsago and has been a member of St. Mary of Redfordparish for 34 years. He is also the Commander of theAmerican Legion Rosedale Park Post 390 that meetshere on the third Thursday of each month. Elliot isalso a member of Detroit #4 Degree Staff.

The blood drive scheduled for April 18th here atMonaghan has been canceled because MichiganBlood is not recognized by the State Deputy and of-ficers. We will reschedule a blood drive with theAmerican Red Cross.

Please keep in mind that elections for 2011-12 willbe held in May. If you wish to run for any elected of-fice, please let me know. We will post your resume inthe paper in April and also on our web site. Our webaddress is: www.monaghankofc.org.

With unity, fraternity, and brotherhood,Dan

Grand KnightDan MacDonald’sMessage

United Irish Society presents a Fundraiser–2011 St. Patrick’s Parade

Sunday, February 27th• NOON - 7:00 pmDonation at Door

Monaghan K of C • 19801 Farmington Rd., LivoniaContinuous Irish Entertainment all Day • Cash Bar and Food

Lenten Fish Fry and MoreJoin your friends at theCouncil for the Fish Frysevery Friday during lentand throughout the yearfrom 5:00-8:30. We feature

Fish & Chips and much more on our spe-cial menu. Come up and enjoy.

“A Monaghan Tradition for over 80 years.”

Phone number for the Council: 248-476-8383

If you wish to reach the Council office,the lounge or building manager, you

must call 248-476-8383 ONLY!

Phone number for Catering: 248-476-8385

For catering services, meal information, parties you must call

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Lent for 2011 will start on Wednesday,

the 9th of March and will continue

for 46 days until Saturday,

the 23rd of April.

Lenten Observances

Lent is the season which runs from Ash Wednes-

day until the Mass of the Lord's Supper exclu-

sive.

Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of

total fast and abstinence. The Fridays of Lent are

days of abstinence.

In keeping with the spirit and meaning of the

Lenten fast, Catholics are encouraged to observe

the Good Friday fast through Holy Saturday and

until the celebration of the Easter Vigil.

The law of fasting binds persons from the

completion of their 18th year to the beginning

of their 60th year, i.e., from the day after their

18th birthday to the day after their 59th birthday.

The law of fasting allows only one full meal

a day, but does not prohibit taking some food in

the morning and evening, observing as far as

quantity and quality are concerned, approved

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Lenten Observances (continued from page 1)local custom. The order of meals is optional; i.e., the full

meal may be taken in the evening instead of at midday.

Also: 1) The quantity of food taken at the two lighter

meals should not exceed the quantity taken at the full

meal; 2) The drinking of ordinary liquids does not break

the fast.

The law of abstinence binds persons from the com-

pletion of their 14th year, i.e., from the day after their

14th birthday throughout life.

The law of abstinence forbids the use of meat. It does

not forbid the use of eggs, the products of milk or condi-

ments made of animal fat. Also permissible are soups

flavored with meat, meat gravy and sauces.

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In MemoriamA fond farewell our friends

until we all meet again

Fraterity, Unity, Charity, Patriotism • Pray for Peace

The Donne GalsThere will be no meeting in Marchbecause our normal meeting datefalls on St. Patrick’s Day, March17th.

Our big fund-raiser is scheduledfor that day. We will be selling tick-ets on a “Basket of Cheer” and also50/50 tickets. May the Luck of theIrish be with you.

Past generosity of all the St.Patrick’s Day revelers has rewardedour efforts with a “Pot of Gold”. Wehope to fill that pot again this year.Happy St. Pat’s to all.

–Respectfully submitted,Jean (Herlihy) Carrier, Secretary

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Chaplain Fr. Charles White

Grand Knight Dan MacDonald 248-477-9454

Deputy Grand Knight Joe Parisi 734-425-4465

Chancellor Chris Scanlan 734-525-0969

Treasurer Bob Solak 734-432-9748

Recorder Robert Gibson 734-542-0922

Advocate Leo Neville 734-751-8595

Lecturer Elliot Ware 313-533-7925

Warden Gary Long 313-719-6603

Inside Guard John Brady 248-474-6202

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Trustee (1 yrs) (11) Dick Gibson PGK 248-348-0085

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Church Activities John Dupuie 734-427-8822

Family Pro-Life Erik Mayernik DD PGK 734-464-3282

Historian John McInnis 248-756-2977

Membership/Admission Gary Long 313-719-6603

Program Dick Gibson PGK 248-348-0085

Retention Joe Parisi 734-425-4465

Rosary Chain Chair Vince Schenden 313-538-2614

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President Erik Mayernik, PGK (11) 734-464-3282

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Secretary Joe Kronk (12) 248-478-0161

Director Jim Molloy (13) 248-474-2779

Director Sean P. Kavanagh (13) 734-477-6373

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Rosaries for our troopsIn support of our service men and womenin Iraq and Afghanistan, Monaghan Coun-cil, working through the St. Vincent dePaulSociety, is collecting rosaries during Lent. Aspecial basket for the rosaries will be dis-

played in the lobby of the Council.We encourage your donation of rosaries as a personal

Lenten project. The “Rosaries for Soldiers” collectionwill begin March 13th, the first week of Lent and end onApril 10th.

Last year 346 rosaries were gathered, blessed and pre-sented to the St. Vincent dePaul Society by our Council.In addition to your donating personal rosaries, pleaseconsider asking your own parish to join us in this veryworthwhile endeavor.

The “Rosaries for Soldiers” project is a perfect ex-ample of our charitable and patriotic work, It is simpleand easy yet can mean so much to the spiritual well-being of our men and women in uniform. Almost everyfamily has a few extra rosaries around the house. Gatherthem together, drop them off at Monaghan, and help usput them in the hands of our soldiers. Our devotion tothe Mother of God and the graces we receive throughher intercession lead us to her Devine Son. May yourdonation lead our soldiers to a deep inner peace andgrace they so much deserve at this time.

Thank you, Don Hall

St.Pat’s Parade DaySee Page 1

St.Patrick’s DaySee Page 1

St. Joseph’s Day

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• Coffee Time–3rd Wednesday–9:30 am

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An irish BlessingMay you always have these blessings A soft breeze when summer comesA warm fireside in winter And always the warm, soft smile of a friend

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Thanks for the MemoriesFEBRUARY 1965

et’s take a stroll down “Memory Lane”and see what our Knights and their

families were doing at the “Old Clubhouse” onLesure and Grand River that winter 45 years ago.

Our District Deputy was P.G.K. Lawrence G.

Guthrie (1962-64). Our officers were: Rev.Joseph J. McGoldrick O.S.F.S, Chaplain; John

R. Kirwan, Grand Knight; William F.

Nemacheck, Deputy Grand Knight; Jack Z.

Lance, Chancellor; Louis J. Carnevale, Warden;John A.V. Cooley, Financial Secretary andWilliam J. Poslaiko, President-Building Associa-tion. Our Monaghan News editor was Tom

Alexander and John C. McAinsh was CouncilPhotographer.

Jim J. Molloy Sr. was chairman of the St.Patrick’s Day Parade and Party that took place onSunday, March 13th starting at noon. The DSRbuses left for the parade from the Council, the costfor adults was $1.00 and .50 for children.

On Tuesday evening March 15th, the Doo-ItStore from Royal Oak entertained guests with sug-gestions on how to update their homes.

P.G.K. Frank L. Gillis (1941-43) was chairmanof the Gabriel Richard Leadership Classes. Manyof our members still remember taking the class.

Rosary Chairman Byron H. McDonald reportedthat the Rosary was recited 21 times from January1st thru March 31st for 10 members, 5 fathers, 3mothers, 2 wives and 1 son.

Many of the members were active in the follow-ing activities: bowling league, Blood Bank,Boysville, employment counseling, basketball, golfleague, serving committee, 500 Club, GabrielRichard Leadership, boxing classes and squaredancing. The employment counselor was Steven

J. McLeod. Our insurance field agent was Vincent

D. Schenden who is our present Rosary Chairman.The Stork Club reported that we added five new

births to the Club. Bill A. Leduc and his wife,Julia announced that they were grandparents totwin boys who are now turning 45.

The Knucklebusters and Kibitzers were agroup of Euchre players who traveled from ourCouncil to the Chatham Ontario Council to playEuchre. Tom Broderick, P.G.K. Charley Nugent

(1957-58), Al Ringlein, Andy Grant and F. S.Dan McCormick were part of the group. Bob

Lariviere Sr. was chairman. That’s the way it was back in March 1966.

Until That Time, Good Luck and Thanks For TheMemoriesHappy St. Patrick’s DayHenry V. Lencione P.G.K. 03-11/254/378

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Around the Council

March Birthdays: 1st–Stanley R. Zajdel, John W.

Arthurs, Michael C. Sullivan, Patrick J.O’Dowd, Harry

Brandt, Bernard J, Moore, Mark J. Kronk, Brian J. Cwiek,

2nd–John, V. Frushour, Richard M. Herberholz, Lawrence

J. Millen, Ronald S. Grabowski, William A. Jacovetti

3rd–David W. Ringholz 5th–Christopher J. Babcock

6th–John M. Esper, Charles F. Bovair, William M.

Marker 7th–John T. Coliton, E. Richard Schneider,

Cornelius G. Flynn, Richard T. Fitzpatrick, Michael D.

Shesterkin 8th–Robert J. Percha, Walter S. Baron,

Kevin M. Molloy 9th–Stephen J. Lawrence, Frank W.

Duggan 10th– Thomas P. Moyles, Charles D. La Forge,

Clifton Dake, Lawrence J. Marmul 11th–Gerald J.

McMillan, Richard F. Radgowski, Edwin F. Burgess,

Gary F. Bess 12th–James P. Vincentini, Vincent M.

Schenden, Vito A. Loconte 13th–Karl F. Gabrys

14th–J. Donald Kluck, Norman J. Moore, Patrick M.

Ryan, Donald S. Trahey 15th–M. E. Gray Holcombe

John J. Karpach, Alphonse H. Carucci, Brian T. Glynn

16th–Robert J. Weber, William J. De Manincor, John A.

Sinacola 17th–Audley J. Graves, James H. Drennan

18th–John A. Rioux, Ronald E. Frohm 20th–Kevin

W. Brown, Frank A. Guerin, Jerome A. Fiema, Michael V.

Kovalcheck 21st–Thomas W. Broderick, Patrick G.

Mack, James F. Coogan, Douglas P. Johnston, William G.

Parran 23rd–Richard H. MacDonald, Richard Sosin

24th–James H. Kelley, Joseph W. Srebernak, William H.

Mertz 25th–Ronald E. Martin, Gerald T. Morrone,

Duane John Diponio 26th–Robert C. Hoelscher,

Franklin D. Bush 27th–John D. Vleko, James P.

Hamilton 28th–Ettore Paolucci, John J. Schenden,

Joseph P. Kelly 29th–Thomas J. Wing, James L.

Seager, David W. Leonard 30th–Allan D. Clifford

31st– Lewis G. Bartlett, John P. Cox

A wee drop of humour1. An American lawyer inquired, “Paddy, why is

it that whenever you ask an Irishman a question,he answers with another question?”

“Who told you that?” asked Paddy.

2. Mrs. Feeney shouted from the kitchen, “Is thatyou I hear spittin' in the vase on the mantel piece?”

“No,” said himself, “but I'm gettin' closer all thetime.”

3. “O'Halloran,” asked the pharmacist, “did thatmudpack I gave you improve your wife's appear-ance?”

“It did surely,” replied O'Halloran, “but it keepsfallin' off.”

4. “I'd like some nails”, Mick requested of thetraveling tinker. “How long would you like them?”asked the man. “Forever, if that's all right withyou,” said Mick.

Birthdays for March

Kenneth Binder Earns Master ofBusiness Administration fromCleary University in HowellBrother Kenneth Binder of Redford, graduated

on December 18, 2010 from Cleary University.

Binder received a Master of Business Adminis-

tration in Non-Profit Management.

A total of 202 students were recognized at the

Winter Commencement, held annually at the

Lloyd & Mabel Johnson Center for Business and

Community Excellence.

Founded in 1883, Cleary University is an in-

dependent, not-for-profit, multi-campus, special-

ized business university.

Your Brother Knights congratulate you Ken.

McSweeney’s Team Sweeps Trivia

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PALM SUNDAYWEEKEND

FRI. SAT. SUN.APRIL 15-17th

Bob Mc Sweeney, captain of thewinning team, divulges what ittakes to be a winning triviaplayer. “Live a long time and rememberevery insignificant piece of uselessinformation that you can.”

Joe Kronk, captain of the lastplace team explains his team’s position.“We just like beer and we don’t believe in letting anything trivial getin the way of us having a good time.We won’t remember any of this.”

It was another fun evening of trivia on Sat‐urday, January 22nd. The committee thanksall who attended for another successfulevening. Through your generosity we wereable to give a donation of $360 for Larry Nehasil’s family. Unity and charity–two ofour order’s principals at work.

“The best and most beautiful things in theworld cannot be seen or even heard, but mustbe felt with the heart.” Helen Keller

"St. Patrick's Breast-Plate"I bind to myself today The strong virtue of the Invocation of the Trinity: I believe the Trinity in the Unity The Creator of the Universe.

I bind to myself today The virtue of the Incarnation of Christ with His Baptism, The virtue of His crucifixion with His burial, The virtue of His Resurrection with His Ascension, The virtue of His coming on the Judgement Day.

I bind to myself today The virtue of the love of seraphim, In the obedience of angels, In the hope of resurrection unto reward, In prayers of Patriarchs, In predictions of Prophets, In preaching of Apostles, In faith of Confessors, In purity of holy Virgins, In deeds of righteous men.

I bind to myself today The power of Heaven, The light of the sun, The brightness of the moon, The splendour of fire, The flashing of lightning, The swiftness of wind, The depth of sea, The stability of earth, The compactness of rocks.

I bind to myself today God's Power to guide me,God's Might to uphold me, God's Wisdom to teach me, God's Eye to watch over me, God's Ear to hear me, God's Word to give me speech, God's Hand to guide me, God's Way to lie before me, God's Shield to shelter me, God's Host to secure me, Against the snares of demons, Against the seductions of vices,

The beautiful prayer of St. Patrick, popularly known as "St. Patrick's Breast-Plate", is supposed to have been composedby him in preparation for this victory over Paganism. The aboveis a literal translation from the old Irish text:

Apostle of Ireland, born at Kilpatrick, near Dumbarton, inScotland, in the year 387; died at Saul, Downpatrick, Ireland, 17 March, 493

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