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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSCharity - Unity - Fraternity - Patriotism

Love is our Mission “The Holy Family Prayer Program”Herb Durbin and Ron Clarkin stand as honor guards at the Holy Family

Prayer Program. Many thanks to the participants who helped make our “Holy Family Prayer Program” the success that it was. Featured presenters were Jer-emy Hilling, Dan Kapp, Don Lohman, Jerry Klostermann and Joe Wetmore. Our very own Deacon Dave Bohnensteihl led the program which also featured Kathy Lohman as Cantor and Dineen Czar as accompanist. Joan Riffle assist-ed with the decorations and the Highland Assembly 0231 provided a six man Honor Guard. How truly blessed we are to have so many talented and willing participants. This rosary based prayer program with the Holy Family Icon as its centerpiece provided for a very spiritual evening.

HIGHLAND - Daniel Ober-reuter will be performing a live and unplugged spiritual experi-ence the afternoon of April 24, at the Knights of Columbus Hall here. Doors open at 2 p.m.

Oberreuter is the lead singer and song writer of the cutting edge Catholic band, “The Thirst-ing”, from Portland, Oregon.

His music unabashedly pro-claims the truths of the Catholic faith from confession, and the Eucharist, to the Trinity and Mary, all while rivaling secular acts in energy and emotion.

The mission of The Thirsting is to inspire people to love and follow Jesus Christ through the Eucharist, Mary and the Rosary as well as the teachings of the Catholic Church.

As a live touring band, The Thirsting is known for high energy shows with a powerful message.

Oberreuter is especially known for his promotion and preaching of the rosary. At a Thirsting concert, the audience is taken on a spiritual journey as a Catholic message is inter-mingled with a stunning rock performance.

Many people are moved to greater repentance and a deeper love of Jesus and His Church. The band has played numerous diocesan youth rallies and con-certs across the nation and has opened for major label acts such as Matt Maher.

Oberreuter’s solo perfor-mance will feature songs from his hit albums with spiritual messages. He will also have

T-Shirts and CDs for purchase.His band will not be pre-

forming with him, but current members of The Thirsting are: Daniel Oberreuter -Lead vocals/guitar, Evan Labrant - Bass, John Paul Von Arx - Lead guitar and Mark Briksa - Drums. The band has put out two self-produced albums (Companions of the Lamb - 2008) and (Universal Youth - 2011). Currently the band is working on a third full album release.

Details regarding ticket avail-ability and outlets coming soon. Check our facebook page, web-site and phone tree. Tickets for the event are $10 for adults (children and students under 18-free) with the proceeds ben-efiting Knights of Columbus charities. Call 654-9049 for tickets and more information.Daniel Oberreuter will be performing a live concert at the Highland Knights of

Columbus Hall, April 24.

Daniel Oberreuter Will Perform An Unplugged Spiritual Experience, April 24

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Family Of The MonthMarch’s Family of the Month

Award is given to a Brother Knight and his Lady for their continued service and support to the Church, our Council and our community.

Our Brother Knight is one of our newer members who joined our council last May. He has been very active within our council and regularly attends our monthly meetings. His Lady is a member of the Highland Ladies Auxiliary and is very ac-tive in their events and regularly attends their meetings as well. Both our Brother and his Lady have committed to volunteer-ing their time to work multiple Lenten Fish Fry Dinners. In the past he has worked the Madison County Fair and as a team they chaired one of the soda stands at last year’s Kirchenfest.

Our Brother Knight and his Lady are recent converts to the Catholic religion and have demonstrated that they are truly committed to the faith as togeth-er they have chosen to become Hospitality Ministers at St. Paul Church. They also realize the value of a catholic education as their daughter attends St. Paul School. Their daughter plays a key role in helping the family doing ‘her part’ in many ways. She performs very well in school and participates in the family’s success by providing them with needed inspiration “to be all they can be.” While mom and dad are busy serving the needs of the church and our council, she keeps busy doing her homework, praying, smil-ing and exhibiting impeccable manners.

Our Brother Knight and his Lady have accepted a husband and wife position as committee members for the “Stewardship & Discipleship” initiatives at St. Paul Church and the Spring-field Diocese. After completing instruction in the four pillars of Discipleship; Hospitality, Formation, Prayer and Service, they will be poised to assist in facilitating the success of those initiatives.

It is with deep appreciation that we have selected the family of Shanon, Dawn and Madison Autry as March 2016’s Family of the Month. Congratulations from 1580.

Senior Knight Of The Month

March’s Senior Knight of the Month award is given to a Brother Knight for his con-tinued service and support to the church, our council and our community.

This longt ime Brother Knight is a member of both the

3rd Degree Council and the 4th Degree Assembly with over 42 years of faithful service. His list of duties and accomplishments within our Order is quite nu-merous. Our Brother is a Past Grand Knight of Council 1580 and continues to volunteer his services at every sponsored event throughout the year. He is a weekly volunteer at the Tues-day night Euchre tournaments and Wednesday night Bingo games. During the Lenten Fish Fry dinners he coordinates all of the carryout orders for the local nursing homes and retirement centers. This year he chaired the Spelling Bee which yielded over 30 area student participants and was a great success. He contin-ues to be one of our council’s greatest Pro-Life supporters and spokesman. He also spends many hours in the Adoration Chapel at St. Joseph’s Hospital and is a member of the Cursillo movement. He is truly an asset for Council 1580 and the Order of the Knights of Columbus.

It is with great pleasure that we have selected Leon Luber as our March 2016 Senior Knight of the Month. Congratulations from Council 1580.

Knight Of The MonthWe have selected as March’s

Knight of the Month, a Brother Knight who contributes much his time and talents to the Knights of Columbus Council 1580, St. Paul Catholic Church and the Highland Community.

This Brother Knight is a long-time member of our council with 26 years of faithful service. He volunteers his time at many of our sponsored events such as the Kirchenfest, Madison County Fair and Chicken Dinner. Sever-al years ago in the early 90’s he provided assistance in pouring the concrete used for construct-ing our parking lot. You will also find our Brother Knight regularly working the Wednes-day night Bingo games. It has been said, (or claimed), that he makes the BEST cheeseburgers and pork burgers around. He has also been a ‘season ticket holder’ for left bleacher seats at 7:30 Mass at St. Paul Church for many, many years.

It is with sincerest apprecia-tion that we have selected Lee Wellen as our Knight of the Month for March 2016. Con-gratulations from the Highland Knights of Columbus Council 1580.

Birthdays & AnniversariesApril Birthdays

1 - Betty (James) Voss 1 - Frank Zuccarelli 2 - Dr Oscar Florendo 2 - Carol (James) Klostermann 2 - Mike Range 3 - Carla (David) Bohnenstiehl 3 - Robert Melosi 3 - John Ward 4 - John Kapp Jr 4 - Delores (Cyril) Weis 5 - Francis Robben 5 - Cyril Weis 6 - Edward Geier 6 - David Korte 6 - Stuart Medlin 6 - Betty (Kenneth) Wagner 6 - Stephen Walter 7 - Susie (Kevin) Dewaele 7 - Larry Lucco 8 - Jan (Roger) Schrage 9 - Beth (Tim) Eller 9 - John Elliott 9 - Connie (Marvin) Grapperhaus 9 - Marvin Potthast 9 - Mary Jo (Frank) Prusa 9 - Scott Riggs 9 - John Wolters 10 - Michael Compton 10 - Marie (Ted) Schrage 10 - Bill Zobrist 10 - Cynthia (David) Zobrist 12 - Christine (Barry) Keller 12 - Kathy (James) Mc Dermott 12 - Sharon (Homer) Rusteberg 13 - Kathy (Harry) Buchanan 13 - Chris Korte 13 - Darrell Luitjohan 13 - Bonnie (Dennis) Tabor 13 - Cheryl (John) Voegele 14 - Nickolas Gilomen 14 - Aaron Hopfinger 14 - Robert Trost 15 - Artemio Basuel 15 - Linda (Howard) Held 15 - Matthew Wiegand 16 - Mallory (Christopher) Korte 16 - Larry Reidelberger 16 - Jeffrey Thole 16 - Michael Voegele 17 - William Augustin 17 - James Bugger 17 - Michael Spies 17 - John Voegele 18 - Christopher Gutzler 18 - Ewald Holzinger 18 - Barbara (Michael) Kuhl 18 - Marilyn (Max) Rudolph 18 - James Thurnau 18 - Leroy Trame 19 - Carl Rutz 20 - Jo Ann (Franklin) Eilerman 20 - Kimberly (Alan) Zobrist 21 - Christopher Chalfant 22 - Randy Kleinmann 22 - Donald Rutz

22 - Keith Vogt 23 - Phyliss (Larry)

Reidelberger 24 - Nancy (Daniel) Gramlich 24 - Henry Jaeger 24 - Joel Lafrance 24 - Mary Jane (Walter) Orlet 25 - Paul Braundmeier 25 - Charles Peters 25 - William Wagner 26 - Thomas Koch 27 - Jean (Michael) Gilomen 28 - Bret Gruender 28 - Ashley (Ely) Hadowsky 28 - Brian Marks 28 - Joseph Whalen 29 - Janet (Larry) Widman April Anniversaries2 - David & Margie Timmermann 3 - Linus & Linda Marti 4 - Darrell & Kathy Luitjohan 4 - Leonard & Janet Thole 6 - Robert & Traci Luitjohan 6 - Mike & Jennifer Range 7 - Kenneth & Mary Kapp 8 - Severin & Julie Emig 8 - Ronald & Julianna Linenfelser 8 - Herbert & Shirley Weis 8 - Larry & Barbara Weiss 9 - Gary & Carol Richter 10 - Tim & Beth Eller 10 - Melvin & Dayna Potthast 11 - Stephen & Darlene Kerchner 11 - Robert & Gail Ohren 11 - Ferd & Mary Rehkemper 12 - Stephen & Sandy Prusa 12 - Joseph & Diane Reidelberger 12 - Alphonse & Pat Vonderhaar 13 - David & Cathleen Rutz 14 - Donald & Kathleen Lohman 15 - Craig & Missy Athmer 16 - Robert & Julie Hammer 16 - Tim & Jennifer Whitten 17 - Scott & Tammy Troxell 18 - Kenneth & Betty Wagner 18 - Cyril & Delores Weis 20 - Kenneth & Donna Kampwerth 20 - James & Christy Wiegand 22 - John & Donna Gantner 22 - Henry & Linda Jaeger 23 - Homer & Sharon Rusteberg 24 - Michael & Mary Carroll 24 - Eugene & Tina Huck 25 - Thomas & Lucy Henrichs 29 - Michael & Jean Gilomen 30 - Richard & Diane Boeser 30 - David & Bobbie Melosi

HATS OFFTo Brother Knight Lee Wel-

len for being selected Knight of the Month

To the Bother Knight Shannon & Dawn Autry for being selected as the Family of the Month

To Brother Knight Leon Luber for being selected as the Senior Knight of the Month

To the wonderful Fish Fry teams to include the servers, kitchen, fryers, and cleanup crew that have helped make the Friday fish fry’s a great experience

To the new Sir Knights James Kampwerth, Joseph Seger, and Brian Comish that made their 4th Degree on February 27th at the Lady of the Snows Exemplification -- Welcome!

To our new Third Degree Brother Knights Jason Hess, Matthew Roeper, Joe Gutzler, Bill Trickey, Austin Meyer, Tom Kloss, Braden Henze, Toby Heddinghaus, Russel Kloss, Paul Warhover, and Jar-ed Detloff that took their Third Degree on March 13th.Ladies Auxiliary News

“Christ has no body but yours; no hands, no feet on earth but yours. Yours are the eyes through which His compassion looks out upon the world. Yours are the feet with which He walks to do good. Yours are the hands with which he blesses all the world.”

St. Teresa of AvilaThe man whispered, “God

speak to me”, and a meadow-lark sang. But the man did not hear. So the man yelled, “God, speak to me”, and the thunder rolled across the sky. But the man did not listen. The man looked around and said, “God, let me see you”, and a star shone brightly. But the man did not see. The man shouted, “God, show me a miracle!”, and a life was born. But the man did not notice. So the man cried out in despair, “Touch me, God, and let me know you are here!” Whereupon, God reached down and touched the man. But the man brushed the butterfly away and walked on...

Author UnknownBingo pie providers are:Apr. 6: Barb Forys Apr.13: Nancy Dubach Apr.20: Julie FrydrychApr.27: Marie GrandameMay 4: Mary E. GruenenfelderMay 11: Marge HolshouserMay 18: Rose KepplerMay 25: Kathy KlostermannOur next meeting is Tuesday, April 5th @ 7:00 pm at the KC Hall. Come out for some fellowship and desserts and to learn what’s going on with the Auxiliary!

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FROM THE EDITORSPlease send us your ideas, or articles by April 20th and it will appear in the next Newsletter. Please

email your article.Please pick up our current newsletter at the entrances of your parish church. The Newsletter is

also available online at http://www.highlandkc.org/kc/Newsletters.asp . Please update us with your new email, cell phone, or postal address changes. If you use a cell phone as your primary phone service please let us know your number so we can

update our records. Please call the hall at 654-9049 and advise your phone number. If you have an email address send an e-mail to our email address KnightsHighland@gmail.com

so we can add your address to our e-mail listing. You can reach our website at www.highlandkc.org. Herb Durbin, Chris Chalfant, Bill Napper

Newsletter Editors

4Th Degree NewsA blessed and happy St Patrick’s Day to all. I hope that all have

had the opportunity to come to one or many of our Fish Fry’s in the last month and will to continue to do so. Don’t forget that the Illinois Knights of Columbus Convention is planned for Spring-field on April 29, 30 & May 1. This would be a great time to attend a conven- tion.

Honor Guard ActivityThe Honor Guard supported the

Bishop’s 11:30 Mass on February 21st w i t h 12 Sir Knights. We also supported the H o l y Family prayer service on March 15th a t S t Paul’s church at 7:00pm. Thank you to all the Sir Knights that have assisted in our Honor Guards.

I know I said this last month but I want to again congratulate James Kampwerth, Joseph Seger, and Brian Comish from the Highland Council that attended the 4th Degree Ex¬emplification on February 27, 2016 at Our Lady of the Snows Shrine and became Sir Knights.

SincerelyHerb Durbin Jr FN

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Gary GraminskiBoy Scouts Bartender:

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Love is Mission “The Holy Family Prayer Program”Many thanks to the participants who helped make our “Holy

Family Prayer Program” the success that it was. Featured presenters were Jeremy Hilling, Dan Kapp, Don Lohman, Jerry Klostermann and Joe Wetmore. Our very own Deacon Dave Bohnensteihl led the program which also featured Kathy Lohman as Cantor and Dineen Czar as accompanist. Joan Riffle assisted with the decorations and the Highland Assembly 0231 provided a six man Honor Guard. How truly blessed we are to have so many talented and willing participants. This rosary based prayer program with the Holy Fam-ily Icon as its centerpiece provided for a very spiritual evening.

Our Guarantees Set Us Apart Knights of Columbus life insurance offers something very

precious that few financial products from other companies can – guarantees. As long as you pay your premiums, the policy proceeds will be there for your beneficiaries should something happen to you. That’s peace of mind, and that’s what we offer with every product in our portfolio.

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We guarantee the rates on your term insurance. We guarantee our retirement products will provide a stream of

income when you need it. On top of those product guarantees, I guarantee that I will offer

professional, high-quality service that you would expect from our organization.

Our Order is among the highest rated life insurers in North America. AM Best has rated the Knights of Columbus “A++, Superior” for 39 consecutive years. It’s a testament to our track record for excellence and security.

I would suggest that a principal reason that we were able to achieve those accolades is because we remain steadfastly com-mitted to the vision of Venerable Father Michael J. McGivney by providing life insurance by brother Knights for brother Knights.

That commitment is an essential core value of the Knights of Columbus, and our core values permeate all levels of our organi-zation. We pledge to serve our brother Knights, and their families, according to our Golden Rule: “In all my professional relationships, I pledge myself to the following rule of conduct: I shall, in light of all conditions surrounding those I serve, render that service which, under the same circumstances, I would apply to myself.”

Let’s talk soon to discuss how our products can bring that peace of mind to you and your family.

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

COSMIC BINGO

COSMIC BINGOExecutive Meeting Trivia Night

4th Degree Meeting Ladies Auxillary Steve & Carla Roper Columbus Club St Paul School

7:30 PM

Mulberry Grove Bartender: 7:00PM Elementary SchoolHerb & Dot Durbin

Council Officer's7:00PM L. LandmannMeeting 8:00PM

11 am & 2 pm

YMCAHigh-Top Bowl Tim Korte

Hockey

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Jim Kampwerth

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Daniel Oberreuter will be performing a live and unplugged spiritual experience April 24, at KC Hall.

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Financial Secretary: Martin Klostermann Grand Knight: Joe Wetmore Phone (618) 654-2453 Phone (618) 803-8362 Insurance Agent: Connor Barr Editors: Herb Durbin, Chris Chalfant, Bill Napper Phone (618) 593-5365 Ph. (618) 654-6754 (618) 882-4401 (618) 882-4932Council Website: www.highlandkc.org Supreme Website: www.KofC.org

e-mail: knights@highlandkc.org

MEMO FROM THE FINANCIAL SECRETARYConsider coming out to a Friday Fish Fry and pay your dues if you have not paid for 2016. We

would enjoy seeing you at the hall. You can pay your dues at the hall any day from 8 am to noon or during our Wednesday Night Bingo or Fish Fry’s during Lent.

You can also mail your dues to:

Martin Klostermann, F.S. Knights of Columbus90 Meadowlark Lane or PO Box 195Highland, IL 62249-3001 Highland, IL 62249

Regular members are $30.00 per year, Student members dues are $20.oo,Fourth Degree dues are an additional $10.00,

Honorary Members pay $10.00 per year,Honorary Life Members pay no dues.

We Are Looking For A Few Good Men!Who should become a Knight? Possibly you!Are you interested in helping those in need? Are you seeking

to serve your parish, grow in your faith and have exclusive ac-cess to a top-rated insurance protection for your family - then the Knights of Columbus is the organization for you!

As a Knight, you have the opportunity to support your par-ish, give back to your community, grow in your faith and gain exclusive access to a top-rated insurance program to protect your family. These are just some of the reasons to become a Knight.

We are a band of brothers, a network of men in communities around the world dedicated to doing good in the service of God and our neighbor.

Knights of Columbus Holds Easter Egg HuntHIGHLAND - The Knights of Columbus here held the annual Easter Egg Hunt Palm Sunday, March 20.

Several enthusiastic children from three different age groups searched for Easter Eggs that contained treats and special prizes for a few lucky hunters. There was also a special appearance by the Easter Bunny.

Several volunteers made this year’s event a success. They are: Chairman Gina Lipski and daughter Sara, along with Lynn, Peyton, and Emerson Dermody, Ron and Rose Clarkin. Many Knights of Columbus members pitched in to make this year’s event truly special.

Amy Elizabeth, Eric Eichholz and the Easter Bunny.

Julianna Whelchel, Peyton Dermody and Easter Bunny.

On your mark get set go!

Grand Knights MessageOn March 13th we welcomed 6 new members to our council from our major degree. Please

join in congratulating Joe Gutzler, Braden Henze, Thomas Kloss, Austin Meyer, Matthew Roeper and Bill Trickey. Additionally, Brother Knights taking their 2nd & 3rd de-gree included Russell Kloss and Paul Warhover. In total we had 11 Brother Knights attend the major degree for their respective initiations.

Please note that there is another major degree scheduled at the Breese Knights of Columbus Hall on Palm Sunday, March 20th.

The Relevant Pregnancy Options Center Banquet was held on March 10th and with a record number of persons attending. Gianna Jessen, a survivor of an attempted saline abortion was the featured speaker. Her story was incredible and I have never seen a stronger spirit anywhere. Our

Council 1580 was able to provide RPOC with much needed financial support. We could not begin to provide this support without participation from our membership and

local community. Thank you all for your continued support toward this most worthy endeavor. Upcoming events include the Madison County Bowl for Charity which is scheduled for

Sunday, April 10th. Five member teams may enter for $100 per team, ($20 per person). Also, if you cannot make

it to the tournament, please note that lane sponsorship is just $25 per lane. Please contact Chairman Kent Korte at (618) 654-7795 if you would like to sign up or sponsor

a lane. Also, the Knights of Columbus State Convention is scheduled for April 29th, 30th and May 1st. Please contact me at (618) 803-8362 if you are interested in attending. Also, please refer to the article in this edition of the newsletter regarding the upcoming concert by Mr. Daniel Oberrueter on April 24th.

Save the date now for yet another spiritual event! As we reflect upon this season of Lent through penance, almsgiving, abstinence and

fasting, let us remember Christ’s ultimate sacrifice and resurrection. Alleluia!Happy Easter - Joe Wetmore, Grand Knight

BINGO VOLUNTEERS

NEEDEDHelp is needed on Wednes-

days throughout the month to help with different jobs for our weekly bingos. Grab some friends and pick a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th Wednesday to assist us in this fund raiser. This is one of the ways we generate funds to donate to the worthy causes throughout our community and state.

There is a need for BINGO callers, individuals to sell BIN-GO cards, kitchen workers, bar tenders, and workers on the floor during BINGO. If you don’t have time to commit monthly just come out and assist when you can. We will be more than glad to see you and enjoy the time with you.

Please contact Dave Gall by calling 1-618-973-7401 to volunteer. Thank you for your time and consideration.

OUR CONDOLENCES

To Rosemary Meyer, widow of deceased Sir Knight Norman Meyer on the loss of her son, Roger Meyer.

To Brother Knight Scott Riggs on the loss of his father, Tom Riggs.

To the family of deceased Brother Knight Michael Marchal on the loss of their mother, Mary Marchal.

To Brother K night Craig Sands on the loss of his brother, Christopher Sands.