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Volume XXXVII No. 6 December 2016

“For if we live, we live for the Lord, and if we die, we die for the Lord. So then, whether we live or whether we die, we are the

Lord’s.” Romans 14:8

CHAPLAIN’S REPORT Father David McGuigan

Brother Knights, the holy season of Advent has begun and the church, throughout the world, prepares to celebrate birth of Jesus Christ, the light of the world. Sometimes, I have wondered what this time of year is like for Christians on the other side of the equator where days are growing longer and warmer, rather than shorter and colder. Here, we contemplate this deep mystery of our faith, the Incarnation, God-with-us in Jesus Christ in encroaching and lengthening darkness. Long dark nights require the use of all kinds of artificial light to help us find our way, from night lights to protect our toes, to headlights to protect us and our loved ones on the road. This time of year is uniquely a season of lights. It is, also, distinctively, a season of song. Did you ever notice that no one goes caroling for Easter? Yet, in December, lots of neighborhoods and nursing homes are regaled by groups of good-hearted, roving choirs of good cheer. There seems to be something about the dark and cold that brings out the light and warmth in many people of faith and good will. That is truly wonderful!

Another distinctive quality of Advent in the church is that it facilitates the celebration of faith and expression of thanks for the love of God in

the home, as well as at church. Members of our Council have been selling Advent wreaths for use in the home, appropriately sized for a dining room or kitchen table, to help families gather in love and prayer and prepare to celebrate our Lord’s birth. Advent calendars and Jesse trees are available and, often, these helpful tools for growth in faith are included in religious instruction for young people. This year, I neglected to pick up an Advent wreath at church, and the one we had been using in the Marianist community where I live had seen too many Advents. So, I decided to make the short trip to Wal-Mart to see what I might find that would be serviceable. Eventually, I made some

Inside this issue: Chaplain’s Report .................................................. 1

Grand Knight’s Report ........................................... 2

Supreme Council Report ........................................ 3

State Council Report .............................................. 3

District Deputy’s Report ........................................ 3

Activity Reports ..................................................... 4

Family .................................................................... 7

Culture of Life ........................................................ 7

Chancellor’s Report ............................................. 10

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progress, found some candles and a couple of things that were helpful. In the meantime, I just wandered around the “super” store to see what they were offering people to help them celebrate Christmas. Honestly, there wasn’t much there to help illuminate the meaning of Christmas, for me. Although I admit I grew up enjoying the lights and glitz, presents, tinsel, etc. I even cried at the end of the movie, White Christmas, when Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye surprised the old general with a big party to help bail out his failing ski lodge.

What is it for you that truly lights up the Christmas gift of God’s coming to love and save us, the reason for the season? Among all the lights that flicker, blink, hang from eaves, and cover bushes, what is the light that warms your soul? Advent invites us to ponder those questions and calls us to find the space and quiet—even if we can only manage a few minutes—to do so. The answer, or even just the clue, we discover will likely surprise us. We should anticipate that it will be like the event of Jesus’ birth, itself—hidden in darkness, in the most unseemly place, involving the humblest and simplest of people. That is where the light of the world began to shine! Where will our Bethlehem be, where our manger, our shepherds, our Mary and Joseph?

May the light of the Holy Spirit guide us. Blessings on your Advent journey, and a Merry Christmas to you and yours! Peace and good will to all.

GRAND KNIGHT’S REPORT Michael Murphy

The Christian Meaning to Ancient Traditions

December 25th was the Saturnalia Festival of emancipation, gift giving and the triumph of light after the longest night. The Christian sees the truth implicit in this pagan tradition that reflects: Christ the Light of the world, His triumph over the night of sin in Luke 1:78-79.

Evergreen Trees were the symbol of eternal life. Martin Luther introduced them to the Reformation Church as a picture of our endless life in Christ, by bringing in a tree to his family on Christmas Eve lit with candles (Isaiah 60:13).

Candles are a picture that Christ is the Light of the world (John 8).

Holly speaks of the thorns in His crown (Matthew 27:29).

Red is a color of Christmas that speaks of Christ's blood and death.

Gifts are a reminder of the gifts of the Magi to baby Jesus. Each of them speak to a component of His incarnation: Majesty in life, Bitterest Agony in Death and He as God’s Perfect gift to us (Matthew 2).

The Yule Log was a symbol by which all the men in the family would carry a log large enough to burn for 12 days into the house. They were identifying with Christ and His Cross. The fire was started with a fragment from the previous year’s [this refers to the eternal existence of Christ before His birth] log. It speaks of warmth, unity, joy and the security of endless life.

Mistletoe was an ancient symbol from the Roman times. It was under Mistletoe that old enmities and broken friendship were restored. Therefore, Christ was the One who took away the enmity and gave us Peace with God (Romans 5:1; Romans 8:1).

Bells are associated with ringing out news. Christ is the good news, the best news of all.

Christmas Eve is a time when we remember that Christ came in the darkest night of Earth's need to be the Light of the World.

Shepherds who were watching lambs for use as sacrifices in the Temple, were the first to hear the great news that the Lamb to end all sacrifices had appeared.

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Christmas Pie is an old tradition that uses a Mince pie with various spices to remember the spices of the Magi. For centuries it was made in a manger shape.

Modern Additions

In 1822 Clement Moore wrote a poem for children that has never been forgotten. It was entitled, "Twas the Night before Christmas..."!

Santa Claus is a Dutch word that is actually Sinter Claus, Saint Nicholas in English.

Saint Nicholas was the supposed early Bishop of a church in Asia Minor [the modern country of Turkey]. He became aware of some desperate needs in his congregation, and a family having to sell their children into slavery, so one night he came and left money on their doorstep. It was gold in a stocking.

Christmas Cards started in 1844. An English artist named William Dobson, drew up some pictures in England for use at this season. They found local use there and soon spread to America. In 1846 Cole and Horsley saw the commercial potential of this growing tradition and started the production of what is now over a $1,000,000,000.00 industry, which sees 4 billion cards sent each year in America alone.

A Final Conclusion

Don't lose the Spiritual Depth of Christmas because of its Pagan association.

Don't miss the Spiritual Delight of Christmas because of the Commercial association.

Don't forget the Spiritual Despair of the World because of Christmas and its wonders.

Some challenges:

1. Give a gift to Jesus. 2. Like Christ, give to those who can't

repay you. 3. Pause to sense the darkness outside

at night, and then thank God for sending the light.

4. Read the Scriptures to your family. 5. Start some traditions that point to

Christ. 6. Enjoy this wonderful time of the year,

don't lose the season for the rush.

A Very Merry and Blessed Christmas to You and Your Family! Vivat Jesus, Mike

SUPREME COUNCIL REPORT www.KofC.org

Please check out the webpage for a variety of informative and enlightening articles and news about recent events for the KofC around the world.

STATE COUNCIL REPORT

Please check out the State webpage (www.kofc-md.org) for information on upcoming State events and programs.

DISTRICT DEPUTY’S REPORT Bill Adams, District Deputy

No report.

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COUNCIL BENEFITS ADVISOR Mike Hurley

From the Desk of the Council Benefits Advisor: I want to take this space in this month’s

council bulletin simply to wish all my brother knights and their families a joyous Christmas and happiness in the peace of Christ throughout the new year. I consider it a privilege to be the council fraternal benefits advisor. I also know that it is a serious responsibility. If you need to speak with me, please do not hesitate to approach me when you see me after Mass or during a council function. Remember also that I can be reached by email address Michael.hurley@kofc.org, or my cell # 410-913-7835. Please keep me in your prayers, and be aware that I remain at your fraternal service.

Fraternally, Michael Hurley, FIC Council Benefits Advisor

COUNCIL NEWS From the Webmaster:

Our webpage, WWW.KofC7612.org , is doing very well. Grand Knight Mike and other officers have been publishing important notes of interest on the site. The calendar also contains a wealth of information for future planning. The website is a tool for all members to use. Contact Webmaster Ray Miles for more information.

Brother Ray Miles is our Webmaster and he will make himself available to help you with any questions, comments, or suggestions you might have concerning the webpage.

LECTURER’S REPORT Richard Perron

No report.

TREASURER’S REPORT Joe Kirschensteiner

No report.

GOOD OF THE ORDER Ray Miles, Recorder

The door prize for the Good of the Order drawing reached the magic $250 level just in time for the November Council Business Meeting. For the benefit of our newer members, each Brother Knight pays a $1 into the Good of the Order drawing as he enters the meeting each month. At the end of the Business Meeting, under the scrutiny of the Worthy Lecturer, a Brother Knight's name is drawn from the fish bowl. If that Brother Knight is present at the meeting, he wins the door prize. If the Brother Knight is not present, the door prize is carried forward to the next month's Business Meeting. That process continues until the door prize reaches $250. At that point, names are drawn from the fish bowl until a member present wins the entire $250. The door prize then goes back to whatever amount is collected at the door at the following months. The winner of the $250 door prize at the November Council Business Meeting was Brother Harold Bernadzekowski. Congratulations, Harold!!

ACTIVITY REPORTS

CHURCH Peter O’Sullivan

Tuesday Rosary This tradition began following the 9/11

tragedy and has continued without interruption. In addition to the victims of 9/11, we remember our service and law enforcement men and women and other intentions as they arise. Everyone is invited to come to the Cassidy Center at 7:30 p.m. whenever you have an hour to spare on a Tuesday night.

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Adoration Our Council has committed to have members

present from 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. every Sunday morning. All Knights, their families, and friends are invited and encouraged to participate in this beautiful activity.

COMMUNITY George Snediker

No report.

MEMBERSHIP We welcome our new members, those re-

activated and transferred! Join in with what interests you have and provide us with your feedback and inputs. Looking at what we do from a different perspective helps to keep us grounded and is the life-blood of any Council.

We have a moral obligation to offer membership in the Knights of Columbus to every eligible Catholic man.

Please reach out to Catholic men you meet or know at church to see it they may be interested in joining our brotherhood. If you are not sure what to say or do, do not hesitate to contact me or any Past Grand Knight of our Council. Also, remember that there are materials at our Bulletin Board area that is behind the steps to the new Hall. You are welcome to hand out any of the information on the Knights to a prospective candidate. We will add more Form 100’s to the drawer for recruitment use. Let me know if we need more materials to be stored there. Degree Schedule: http://www.kofc-md.org/docs1617/degrees/Degrees.pdf Greg Lofton, PGK, Membership Director

COUNCIL

No report.

PIT BEEF David Love

A Big Thank you goes out to all who helped this season to make Pit Beef a success again. IT was a rough start with a Rain soaked 4th of July but the Maryland Wine Festival was a Success and the Harvest Festival an even larger success. Almost doubled our sales from last year’s Harvest festival. 900 sandwiches with only 1 roll left over at the end of the weekend.

Thanks to the Cashiers and money men, Rich, Bill and Joe, who handled all the cash so I could focus on the food. It really does take a crew to run each event. Thanks to all who came out and helped to set up, grill, trim the meat, make fires and clean up, slice, sandwich making serving the customers. I hope I do not forget anyone: Al, Alec, Alex, Andy, Bill, Bill, Bill, Blanca, Bobbi, Colin, Debbie, Eric, EJ, George, Glen, Jarvis, Jeanne, Joanne, Kathy, Kelly, Larry, Louise, Mark, Mary Mike, Mike, Monica, Salina, Sue, Steve, Terri, Thom, Tim, Tom, and Walt. And of Course my Loving Family that puts up with me during these crazy weekends, Carol, Joe, Katy and Ryan.

Now it is time to winterize the trailers and set them up for the long winters nap.

Thank you for everyone’s Help through the years and looking forward to next year and maybe adding a few more local day events in Sykesville in the Spring. Keep checking back for updates.

God Bless,

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David J David Love, PGK Pit Beef 240-417-4288 -jdavidlove@verizon.net-

CONCESSION STAND PROJECT Tony Gioio

An invitation to join us Operating the M&T stadium/ Ravens

concession stands is our council’s largest fundraising activity, we will raise over $20,000.00 this year. However this is only one of the reasons why we choose to spend so much of our time at the stadium. The main reason is because it is a personally rewarding

experience and we enjoy doing it. Managing the concession stands has been one of the most rewarding things I have done in my life, not because of the money that we have earned, but because of all of the friendship and love that has been bestowed on me by my fellow workers over the years. Between the 3 stands we run, we serve about 2,000 customers an event. To do it well and be profitable, and we do do it well, it takes determination and team work. A fraternity develops between teammates; it is a unique type of relationship of friendship and trust that only occurs when you work shoulder to shoulder with another to obtain

a common goal. Because of our work at M&T Stadium I have been blessed by being able to build this type of relationship with many of you.

So I invite all of you to come on down, join our Concession stand Team and become part of our extended family. We are always looking for more help and I guarantee that you will enjoy yourself and be welcomed as a member of our team. At the end of the day you will have a feeling of pride in yourself and in your fellow friends and council members for all that you have shared in accomplishing.

15 times a year, you and your fellow council members have responded to my request by forming teams to run our stands. We have been very successful and not missed a single event in over 5 years.

There are 3 football games left this year: Sun., Dec 4th  1:00  Steelers @ Ravens 

Sat., Dec 10th  3:00  Army vs. Navy 

Sun., Dec 18th  1:00  Eagles @ Ravens 

So again I invite you all to come on down

and join us, bring your kids or grandkids if they are over 16.

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You will have a rewarding and enjoyable time. Tony Gioio (410)552-5579

FAMILY Jarvis Abellana

Family of the Month We selected the Snedikers as our Family of

the Month. Brother George is our council’s Inside Guard. As a Community Director, George committed many hours to coordinate a highway clean-up on MD Route 32, ensure the safety of everyone involved and collect the trash and bags in the designated areas. George had served many roles in our council activities. One particular is his expertise in cleaning up and cutting down the surrounding trees at the old St. Joseph's Church in Old Town Sykesville; during our annual community clean up.

Our Family Night Schedule Let’s start with Spaghetti dinner and desserts. Popcorn served all evening. What better way to share the evening. Join us. Events are held at the Fellowship Hall. Please sign up at the Cassidy Center. Jan. 21st Feb. 11th March 4th

Veteran’s Day Pins

We honored over 130 veterans and their families during the weekend mass on November 12 and 13. Thanks to our community volunteers for their efforts to make this a success. US flag lapel pins on Veterans Day weekend is our annual event to Salute our Military program.

Thanksgiving Day Prayer O God, when I have food, help me to remember the hungry; When I have work, help me to remember the jobless; When I have a home, help me to remember those who have no home at all; When I am without pain, help me to remember those who suffer, And remembering, help me to destroy my complacency; bestir my compassion, and be concerned enough to help; By word and deed, those who cry out for what we take for granted. Amen.

- Samuel F. Pugh

CULTURE OF LIFE Al Grasley

March for Life – January 27th 2017! Please mark your calendar today, for the

march for Life. http://marchforlife.org/mfl-2017/

40 Days for life A Second Save received 11/04/16

Yesterday, a young woman stopped her car and came to the pray-ers, weeping and saying she was scared. They prayed together and gave her a special rosary, as well as informing her how the pregnancy center can help. Apparently, she had gone into Hillcrest and saw them praying. One of the pray-ers is on site praying almost every Thursday, and invited her to come back and visit with the

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baby. It was truly a humbling and God blessed encounter. A New Pregnancy Center and Prayer room has opened right next to Hillcrest Center

Kim Frazer, who was in charge of the 40 days for life at the Hillcrest Center has opened up a Pregnancy Center right across the street from the Abortion center, there is a prayer room that overlooks the abortion center. For more info: https://40daysforlife.com/media/40-days-pregnancy-referral-center-8.5x11.pdf Kim Frazer 410-456-9544 vigilbaltimore@gmail.com

Election 2016 – Life won Love him or hate him our President-elect has

stated he is Pro-Life and will fill the Supreme Court with Pro-Life judges.

Grand Knights report – Nov 2016 “write your own sincere apology”

On Saturday Nov 19th a co-worker/friend of mine passed away. He had been battling cancer for 2 years, and although I knew he was terminal, I did not expect him to go this soon. I will call him Bill. Bill and I had known each other back in the 90’s we worked briefly together, then I moved away, came back to the Maryland area, and we ended up sharing an office from 2004-2010.

Bill had problems, he had health problems, and he had a difficult childhood that had left him with baggage. Bill was never able to unload the baggage and it affected him throughout his life.

After I found out that he had cancer, I started thinking about our working years together, I took a hard look at how I had treated Bill, and I must admit I am ashamed at how badly I had treated him. I was a bully; I talked about him to other people, found humor in his troubles, and really was not that nice. When I found out he had cancer, I made an effort to call him occasionally,

stop over and see him, and try to cheer him up. I think I was a better friend in his final year or so, and I decided that I need to ask for his forgiveness for not being a better friend than I had been. I had made up my mind, the next time I see him I would ask him. I practiced what I was going to say, and hoped that he would forgive me.

But then I got the call, he was in Hospice at Carroll County, Saturday morning I drove up to see him, arrived at 10:00 in the morning, only to be told he passed away at 8:15. I was deeply saddened. We talked about 10 days ago, and after getting off the phone with him, I believed he would see 2017. I figured I would see him a couple of times over the break.

So my chance to ask for forgiveness is over, I guess my point is do not delay, I could have asked him on the phone, but again I delayed. Now I will confess to the priest.

Stay Strong, God is on our side! Al Grasley “Pro-Life Guy”

C.U.F.P., INC. (HOME CORPORATION) Harold Bernadzikowski, President

Ray Miles, Treasurer

No report.

WARDEN’S REPORT No report.

ASSEMBLY REPORT Greg Lofton

No report.

OPERATION WELCOME HOME The calendar of OWHMD events for August

and September can be found at: www.operationwelcomehomemd.org

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Please consider attending one of these events—it is a wonderful feeling to show our returning troops how much support they have.

BALTIMORE CHAPTER OF GK’S Gregory McClain– President

http://www.mdkofc.org/baltimore/default.htm

Chapter meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month at 8:00 P.M. at the Council home of one of our affiliates.

SHEEN’S COLLEENS CORNER Joanne Turgeon

Schedule of Activities: December:

Adopt a family for Christmas Christmas Gathering and gift exchange

January: March for Life

February: Valentines' Project

March: Seniors' Prom We hope to have several

field trips to area attractions that help us to celebrate our Catholic Faith such as Mass and tour in DC at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and Mass at the Franciscan Friary in Ellicott City followed by dinner. We hope to make our events a family activity so that we can grow in faith and fellowship together.

Our next meeting will be held on October 20, 2016 from 7-8:30pm at St. Joe's. Room to be determined.

Please feel free to call me or email if you need any information or would like to know more about our group of women eager to serve our community and each other.

Joanne Turgeon jlturgeon@hotmail.com 410-549-9341

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CHANCELLOR’S REPORT Tony Gioio

.If you know of a member who is sick or is recently deceased, please email or call the Chancellor as soon as possible. (TonyGioio@comcast.net or chancellor@kofc7612.org) Please pray for our recently deceased Brothers, family members', and friends:

Thomas Patrick Martin— Deceased 11/12/2016—Father of Brother Chris Martin Brother David Theodore Coyle Sr.—Deceased 10/21/2016—Father of Brother Ted Coyle and

grandfather of Brother Zach Coyle Jennifer San Fellipo—Deceased 10/10/2016—daughter of Brother Frank San Fellipo Brother Knight Dave Smith—Deceased 8/12/2016 Raymond Kibler Miles, Jr.—Deceased 9/17/2016—Father of Brother Ray Miles

Please pray for our sick and injured:

Sarah Mandella—wife of Brother Mike Mandella Carol Herrura—relative Brother Mike Hurley Sammie Needham—requested by Brother David Love, PGK Carmella Gioio—sister of Brother Tony Gioio Thomas Ryder—brother of Brother Chris Ryder, PGK Pam Murphy—wife of Grand Knight Mike Murphy Carolyn Nacewicz—wife of Brother Mark Nacewicz Wesley Hohl—son of Brother Ray Hohl S/K Greg Lofton, PGK Brother Neil Forthman Patty Vaccarino Fuller—wife of Brother Jay Fuller Fr. Paul Reich

Please pray for our special intentions:

Seminarians: Robert Katafiasz and Lee Benson, both at St Mary’s Seminary

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Contact Information—for this year’s officers and directors.

Officer Name eMail Phone

Chaplain Fr. David McGuigan mcguigand@saintjoseph.cc (o) 443-920-9116 (c) 443-977-7627

Grand Knight Michael Murphy cmdcm.murphy@gmail.com (c) 410-790-0284

Deputy Grand Knight Tony Gioio tonygioio@comcast.net (h) 410-552-5579 (c) 443-798-5671

Chancellor Tony Gioio, Jr. tonygioio87@gmail.com (h) 410-552-5579 (c) 540-742-5586

Warden Eric Klezer eklezer@hotmail.com (h) 410-549-3181 (c) 410-596-0998

Financial Secretary Bill Wachter wwachter156@gmail.com (h) 410-795-2288 (c) 443-506-4809

Treasurer Joe Kirschensteiner joeykirsch@comcast.net (h) 443-920-3943 (c) 410-218-8485

Advocate Jarvis Abellana jarabe1981@yahoo.com (h) 410-549-0664

Lecturer Richard Perron richardperron0901@gmail.com (h) 410-795-7649 (c) 410-227-7749

Communiqué Newsletter Chris Martin ChrisandBeth@Mac.com (c) 240-328-7634

Membership Director Greg Lofton Greg.h.lofton@bge.com (h) 410-795-8090(c) 443-717-0465

Program Director Tony Gioio tonygioio@comcast.net (h) 410-552-5579 (c) 443-798-5671

Council Director Vacant Vacant Vacant

Concessions Tony Gioio tonygioio@comcast.net (h) 410-552-5579 (c) 443-798-5671

Pit-Beef David Love Jdavidlove@verizon.net (c) 240-417-4288 Car Raffle Chairman Jarvis Abellana jarabe1981@yahoo.com (h) 410-549-0664 Family Director Jarvis Abellana jarabe1981@yahoo.com (h) 410-549-0664 Youth Director Kevin Selby kjselby@comcast.net (c) 410-960-3895 Community Director George Snediker snedikertree@yahoo.com (c) 443-375-2938 Church Director Peter O'Sullivan lnfpro@comcast.net (h) 410-795-4379 Culture of Life Director Alan Grasley algras@comcast.net (h) 410-549-5668 District Deputy Bill Adams William.Adams@DODiis.mil (c) 410-259-3486

District Warden Charles Kohler charles.s.kohler.mil@mail.mil (h) 410-374-9706(c) 443-250-7242

Benefits Advisor Mike Hurley michael.hurley@KofC.org (c) 410-913-7835 CUFP President Harold Bernadzikowski haroldterp93@comcast.net (c) 410-530-0937 4th Degree Navigator Rainer Dombrowsky dombrowskyr@comcast.net (h) 410-756-2521

Colleens Vice President Joanne Turgeon jlturgeon@hotmail.com (h) 410-549-9341 (c) 443-340-8588

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UPCOMING CHARITY VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Full Listing and Sign-Up at http://www.kofcknights.org/CouncilSite/events.asp?CNO=7612

CONCESSION STAND AT M&T STADIUM Contact: Tony Gioio—tonygioio@comcast.net or 443-798-5671

2016 M&T Schedule

Sunday, Nov. 06 at 1:00 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers Thursday, Nov. 10 at 8:25 vs. Cleveland Browns Sunday, Nov. 27 at 1:00 vs. Cincinnati Bengals

Sunday, Dec. 04 at 1:00 vs. Miami Dolphins Saturday, Dec. 10 at 3:00: Army vs. Navy

Sunday, Dec. 18 at 1:00 vs. Philadelphia Eagles

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Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Knights of Columbus, Council No. 7612 P.O. Box 256 Eldersburg, MD 21784

Council Business Meeting Second Wednesday of the Month, 7:30 pm in the lower hall at St. Joseph’s campus.

Council Officers & Program Directors Mtg. Monday before Business Meeting, 7:00 pm in Room 11 at St. Joseph’s campus.

All Council Officers and Program Directors.

CUFP, Inc. (Home Corporation) Meeting Third Monday of the Month, 7:30 pm in Room 11 at St. Joseph’s campus.

Meetings are open to all members.

Sheen’s Colleens Meeting Third Wednesday of the Month, 7:00 pm, St. Joseph’s Cassidy Center

Council Social Meeting Fourth Wednesday of the Month, 6:30 pm at St. Joseph’s campus

— or as otherwise published in this Communiqué

Communiqué Deadline for Articles 20th Day of each Month