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KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS NEWSLETTER FATHER NICHOLAS RAUSCH OSB COUNCIL 1643
SAINT FRANCIS of ASSISI ASSEMBLY 1183http://www.kofc1643.org
Grand Knight: Michael R Colosi 360-870-5597
Chaplain: Fr. Tim Ilgen
Faithful Navigator: Randy Kinsey 253-301-7445
[email protected] Friar: Fr. Lawrence Gosselin
Fraternal Benefits Information: Field Agent Tom Johnson in Gig Harbor at 1-253-857-5670
General Agent Jarrod Roth in Port Orchard at 1-360-475-0784Knights of Columbus Customer Service at 1-800-380-9995
MAY 2017, ISSUE NO. 2017-05 Knights of Columbus Newsletters are published monthly by Father Nicholas Rausch OSB Council 1643. It is distributed electronically via website www.kofc1643.org.
NEWSLETTER CO-EDITORS: Jim Pivec and Tom Brignole are the co-editors of our newsletter. Please send any articles for the newsletter to Jim or Tom by the 15th of the month. Jim’s email address is [email protected]. Tom’s email address is [email protected]. If you do not have email, Jim’s snail mail address is 2406 Dublin Drive NW Olympia WA 98502-3443.
OUR AGING MEMBERSHIP Brother Knights:
As we all grow older and our membership ages and we find many brothers who have trouble seeing at night, and some can no longer drive.
I am asking for your help on this matter; if you can pick up a brother and bring him to a meeting, or to another event, please contact me and let me know your phone number and what part of town you live in.
Brothers - if you are not able to get around to attend meetings and events, please don’t be embarrassed to let me know so that I can connect you with a Brother Knight. Please remember that we all enjoy your fellowship and company so please contact me. My information is listed below.
Darren E. Johnson PGK District Deputy - District 4 Cell Phone 253-709-4588 [email protected]
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STATE CONVENTION IS MAY 19TH 20TH & 21ST IN OLYMPIA AND YOUR HELP IS REQUESTED
My brother Knights and wives, it is hard to believe that May is just two months away and the 114th state convention is just around the corner. This is the 1st
convention our council has hosted since 1976 when it was at the Tyee Hotel in Tumwater and Dan Evans was our Governor.
This year, the convention is being held at the Hotel RL (formerly, the Red Lion Hotel in Olympia), with a Mass and dinner on Friday evening at Sacred Heart. If you want to help please contact me to discuss the opportunities and I can put you in contact with the proper Chairman. Or see the contact information below.
For Next Few Weeks• Advertisement Sales/Design for Convention Booklet. Contact person is Mike Colosi 360-
870-5597 or email [email protected]. • Help with planning events for ladies. Contact person is Peggy Pursley 360-888-6794or
email [email protected]. • Help with planning the convention Mass. Contact person in Sam Pellegrino 360-259-7337
or email [email protected], May 18• All Day – Registration at Red Lion Hotel. Contact person is John Hazelrigg 360-388-5786
or email [email protected]. • 7PM - Setup for the dinner @ Sacred Heart (Hallen Hall). Contact person is Keith
Underwood 360-528-9675 or email [email protected], May 19 • All Day – Registration at Red Lion Hotel. Contact person is John Hazelrigg 360-388-5786
or email [email protected]. • 5PM – Mass @ Sacred Heart followed by dinner @ Hallen Hall. Contact person is Keith
Underwood 360-528-9675 or email [email protected], May 20• All Day – Registration at Red Lion Hotel. Contact person is John Hazelrigg 360-388-5786
or email [email protected].
God Bless Darren E. Johnson 114th State Convention -1643 Council Convention Chairman cell phone 253-709-4588 or email [email protected]
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GRAND KNIGHT’S MESSAGE
Gentlemen,
I hope that everyone’s Easter was Blessed and Peaceful.
April was a really easy month in the council, not much going on. May on the other hand will be heating up.
May 11th will be our Annual Clergy Appreciation Dinner at Columbian Hall @ 630 PM. Contact either Sam Pellegrino or yours truly for tickets, See the flyer on page 15 in this month’s newsletter for details.
May 13th has the Community Fun Fair aka the Fishing Derby at Columbus Park. I wish I could be there; it is a lot of fun seeing kids catch their first fish. I will be in Corvallis watching my daughter slam volleyballs at the opposition.
May 19th through 21st will be the event some of us have been working on for well over a year - the 114th Annual State Convention at the Red Lion Hotel in Tumwater with Mass and Friday Night Dinner at Sacred Heart. Come by the hotel during the weekend to pick up some KofC Swag at the country store.
Finally, May 29th brings the Memorial Mass at St. Mike's Downtown and Procession at Calvary Cemetery in Tumwater afterward. Sir Knight Sam Pellegrino will be serving a Brunch at The Event Center after the Procession.
Respectfully,
Michael R. Colosi, Grand Knight Father Nicholas Rausch OSB Council 1643
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IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR THOSE COUNCIL MEMBERS WHO PREVIOUSLY RECEIVED THE PAPER
VERSION OF THIS NEWSLETTER BY US MAIL
Due to mounting costs to mail our monthly newsletter we are replacing the mailed version of the newsletter with printed copies available in the narthex of the 3 local churches - Saint Michael, Sacred Heart and Saint George.
We know that there are some Knights who are not able to get to church because of disability or other reasons and we don't want them to miss the monthly newsletter. If this is your situation and you need to continue to receive a printed copy via mail, please contact: Ron DeGroot at (360) 704-8822 or e-mail [email protected].
If you have access to the internet, you can view all newsletters from the past several months by going to our council website at www.kofc1643.org.
Name Badges
If you need a name badge please contact John Zyrkowski, [email protected], 410-596-0650.
Name badges are available and come with a Knights emblem (1st-3rd or Formation -Knighthood degrees) or 4th Degree emblem or both.
There are over the pocket or magnetic model, you’ll need to specify which one you want. You can also order a name badge for your spouse.
Your first badge when joining the Council is free; after that the cost is $6 per badge.
Please wear your badge for parish and other functions as it's great visibility for our Council/Assembly and the Knights of Columbus overall.
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Can You Pray for Vocations for Just One Hour?
Brother Knights,
Father Jim Lee has requested that the Knights of Columbus pray for religious vocations at the St. Joseph Adoration Chapel at the St. Michael Downtown Church for one or more hours per week.
We have designated Saturday & Sunday AM hours of 1AM, 2AM, or 3AM on May 6th, 7th, 13th, 14th, 20th, 21st, 27th, and 28th as our Knights of Columbus hours.
Please call Tom Hruska at 360 561-5548 or e-mail [email protected] to sign up for one or more of the above hours. Thank you. God bless you and
your family.
STATE BULLETIN
The Washington State Council of the Knights of Columbus publishes a monthly bulletin. For members interested in viewing this publication it is available at:
http://www.kofc-wa.org/
K of C “Schola Cantorum”
We want you!! We are in need of new members. The only requirements are an appreciation of traditional Sacred Music as well as more contemporary and patriotic music, the ability to carry a tune, and the enjoyment of fellowship with other Schola members. We meet on Tuesday evenings, beginning 3-4 weeks prior to a scheduled event, at Pellegrino’s Event Center on Littlerock Rd. at 7pm. Light refreshments are usually provided. We
sing for such events as Memorial Day Mass at St. Michael Church, followed by ceremonies at Calvary Cemetery, our annual Memorial Day Mass for deceased members at the Hall, our annual Christmas recital for the Council and 4th Degree Christmas party, and any other special events that we are invited to sing at. We have become especially well known, in past recent years, for our singing of the National Anthem at Cheney Stadium, prior to one of the Rainier’s games. If you are interested, please call Sam Pellegrino at (360) 259-7337.
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INVITATION TO THE LADIES!
To CRAFT and SNACK
Creating items for convention gift bags!!
Tuesday, May 2nd, 6:00 pm
At Columbian Hall
This is a BYOD (bring your own drinks) and a snack to share evening
Please share!
Great friends, good food, good wine oh and a little bit of
convention talk
Peggy Pursley
360-888-6794, [email protected]
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MAY BIRTHDAYS Member Name Date Member Name Date
Kevin E Murphy May 1 Edward H Hulbert Jr May 19 Ian Barkis May 3 Dr. John Carroll Stoddard May 20 Cody G Sedlacek May 3 Deacon Robert J Rensel May 21 Gary W Allin May 4 Charles F Liska May 22 Pak J Brodak May 3 Kevin Crisp May 23 Brian A Barkis May 6 Alfred T Dutra May 23 Maj Allen D Smith May 7 Richard J OConnor May 24 PGK Michael D Reffner May 8 John P Cristina May 26 Hal F Denny May 12 Adam P De Winne May 28 Justin C McKay May 16 Francis J Scolaro May 28 Raymond J DeTerra May 17 PGK Thomas F Hruska May 31
Please Keep in Your Prayers
• Walt Dale
• Ron DeGroot
• Ray DeTerra Family
• Mary Rutledge-Harrison
• Whitney Johnson
• John Kramer
• Sam Pellegrino
• Meg Pivec
• Dennis Perez
• Ed Sauley
• Jose Ybarra
• Nancy Zyrkowski
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FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR’S MESSAGE
Dear Brothers and Sir Knights:
The tomb is empty! He is Risen! I pray your Easter season will be full of blessings and God’s grace. The month of May promises to be full of opportunities to worship and serve.
The Annual Clergy Appreciation Banquet will be on 11 May, at 6:30 PM at Columbian Hall. It promises to once
again be a wonderful event put on by Sam Pellegrino. Please come out and join us.
The Knight’s Night at The Community Kitchen will be on 11 May. If you’d like to check it out and serve please give me a call. We served a pancake breakfast (In the honored Knights tradition) at The Community Kitchen on Holy Thursday. 125+ guests were served an evening breakfast of pancakes, ham, tropical fruit, and yes colored hard boiled Easter eggs, and homemade blueberry buckle topped with ice cream. See the storyboard in the newsletter for pictures. PS, not all of the
blueberry buckle made it out of the kitchen to be served, the volunteers like their desserts as much as anyone!
We will have a Habitat For Humanity (HFH) build day on Saturday, 6 MAY. I know its short notice but please come out and join us in serving the community and HFH. South Puget Sound Habitat For Humanity is just now getting to dig out the next two lots and hope to pour new foundations by the end of April ( but they really need the weather to cooperate!) with all this rain the construction site has just been too darn wet! We will be building some 4' x 8' outdoor sheds for the future and current homeowners and doing a little volunteer training at the same time. They are calling it the Basic Framing Certificate course and would love for the Knights to come out and build some sheds at Deyoe Vista. Please call or email me if you will be able to participate. Hope to see you at Devoe Vista!
In Peace to Serve,
Randy Kinsey Faithful Navigator St. Francis of Assisi, Assembly 1183 [email protected]
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Knights Night Holy Thursday Dinner
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Drexel House Free Dinner Given by Council April 19
Another Drexel House Free Dinner was given by the Council on April 19, 2017. Over 31 Drexel House dwellers enjoyed a wonderful Chili Cook-off Dinner provided by Council members.
Drexel House is a homeless shelter that has an 83% return rate to normal community life. This return rate may be the most successful in the nation.
Servers [L-R]: Tom Hruska, Mary and Laura Mock, Zoey and Casey Zyrkowski. Not shown John Zyrkowski and Mike Revoir
Easter special dinners was the theme. John Zyrkowski provided roast chicken and salad with steamed vegetables.
Ed Sauley provided spiral cut ham. Mary and Laura Mock provided creamed green beans and a cake.
Tom Hruska and Tom Mitchell provided desserts.
Thank you all who donated and served at this wonderful community supportive event.
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Benedictine Novice Molly Cady at St. Placid Priory
In April 4, 2014, God gifted the community at St. Placid Priory with a new and wonderful vocation. Molly Cady came to seek God with the Benedictine Sisters at St. Placid Priory in Lacey. As she is currently a canonical novice, Molly is now known as Novice Molly.
Novice Molly was born in Bend, Oregon. She is the oldest of Ross and Cindy Cady's four children and grew up in Spokane, Washington, and Tigard, Oregon. For the bulk of her adult life, she has lived in the Seattle and Tacoma metro areas. Prior to coming to religious life, she worked for a manufacturer and was responsible for purchasing parts and equipment to keep the production process operating efficiently. She also served on the company's safety committee.
One of highlights of her life was visiting the Holy Land with her Aunt Susan and having the Scriptures come alive when visiting the places where Jesus lived and ministered.
When asked how she came to know St. Placid Priory, Novice Molly says that she “found the place of St. Placid Priory through the retreat house. On my retreat I read a brochure in my room about the Benedictine way, values and charism. I felt like I was reading a pamphlet about myself, about who I am. I thought to myself, 'I think I have found what I have been looking for.'”
While on retreat, she met the Sisters for the first time. Novice Molly said, “I found the Sisters open and inviting. They have, and still often do, hold my questioning and questing quietly and gently with me.”
The Priory is situated on about 60 acres of Douglas fir forest in Lacey. This environment also resonated with her soul. “The still beauty of the grounds and the perpetual motion of the trees form the perfection of community and urban life within a shelter of wooded land.”
Since entering St. Placid Priory, as a postulant and now as a novice, she has had formation classes taught by our Sisters. These classes include monastic history, the Rule of St. Benedict and the monastic promise (vows). Her favorite spiritual writers are Brother David Steindl-Rast, OSB, and Cistercian Father Michael Casey.
In conjunction with her formation classes, she has attended classes at St. Martin's University. There she has taken Hebrew Scriptures, Christian Scriptures, and Benedictine Spirituality. At St. Martin's University, she found a love for learning languages. She has completed courses in Hebrew, Greek, and Latin. She was also surprised to find she has a great aptitude for mathematics.
Novice Molly says that for her the key to living the monastic way is to live with an open heart. She says, “St. Benedict's practice of prayer, holy work, obedience, hospitality and humility nurtures this. This practice forms a discipline which develops a belief system. A belief system is lived out through the heart of the monastic.”
Novice Molly's friendly and out-going spirit is a great blessing to the community at St. Placid Priory. Her kind and welcoming spirit is so appreciated by the Sisters, affiliates, oblates, associates, and guests at the Priory.
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
We need volunteer adults to help the kids fish on May 13th. Please contact Bob Leingang at [email protected] or 360-754-8262 if you can help.
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The Father Nicholas Rausch OSB Council 1643 Knight of the Month for
March 2017 is Brother Edward Harrison.
The Father Nicholas Rausch O.S.B. Council 1643 Knight of the month for March is Ed Harrison. Ed and his wife Mary are members of St. Michael Parish where Ed frequently serves as a Eucharistic Minister. Ed is an Honorary Life Member of the Knights of Columbus for over 35 years of continuous membership as a Knight. He is a 4th degree member and has been a Sir Knight for over 21 years. Ed serves as a member of the 4th
Degree Color Guard and can often be seen in his regalia as a member of an Honor Guard at a funeral or other event.
Ed was born in Malta and came to the United States when he was 10 years old. He is a naturalized citizen of
the United States and has siblings scattered about the world from his native Malta to Australia. Mary and Ed met on http://www.catholicmatch.com and were married four months later on September4, 2004. They are a blended family with children and grandchildren from their previous marriages. One of their children, Alan, lives in Hawaii. This presents a great vacation destination for Ed and Mary. They spent 4 weeks at Alan’s over Christmas and New Year’s and will be returning for another visit this year. Ed has also travelled to Australia to visit his brother Joe. Joe lived just north of Sydney and died on July1, 2013 at the age of 92.
Ed retired from his position as an accountant at PSE. He served as Financial Secretary of our council. Over the past year, Ed has been incredibly helpful to our new Financial Secretary David Gedrose and the other council officers producing all the background financial materials for the most recent council audit and also has taken on the task of producing the council’s tax return for the past year. Ed was also a charter member of St. Denis Council 11260 in Diamond Bar, California.
Ed and Mary are in attendance at most KC sponsored events in the Olympia area. Ed often serves as photographer at these events. Many of his great photos can be viewed on the council website at www.kofc1643.org. If you have not yet done so, you should take the opportunity to go to the web site and spend some time viewing the many excellent photos that are posted there. We congratulate Ed Harrison for being selected for the prestigious award of Knight of the Month. Our council, and the St. Michael Parish Community, are truly blessed to have this special Knight in our midst.
Brother Ed and Mary Harrison
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The Father Nicholas Rausch OSB Council 1643 Family of the Month for March 2017 is Brother Ronald and Maxine Fiman.
The Father Nicholas Rausch OSB Council 1643 Family of the Month for March is Brother Ronald and Maxine Fiman.
Ronald and Maxine are members of Sacred Heart Parish. Ronald is a 4th Degree Knight and participates in 40 Days for Life. He also serves daily mass at Sacred Heart parish as a Eucharistic minister, makes rosaries for the missions, and helps with receptions at funerals.
Ronald and Maxine will be celebrating 48 years of marriage this year. They met in West Seattle in 1969 and were married that November in Holy Rosary Parish in Seattle. They have a daughter Carisa Ward and son
Jason Fiman both live in Olympia WA.
After entering military service in 1956-1959, 1962-1965, and 1972-1998 ARNG as a Helicopter maintenance tech he worked at Joint Base Louis McCord. He worked at Boeing for about three years and then joined the Army National Guard and worked full time for them as an Aircraft Maintenance Tech at JBLM until retiring.
Ronald joined the Knights of Columbus in 1979 but left because of a job conflict. He rejoined in December, 2013. The reason he came back into the Knights was because of Don Robbins, Mike Colosi and Ed Sauley who encouraged his rejoining.
Council 1643 Officers and members would like to congratulate the Fiman family for their good work over the many years of their Catholic lives. Please extend hearty congratulations to the Fiman family as they join the fine group of Families of the Month in Council1643.
Brother Ronald and Maxine
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The Father Nicholas Rausch OSB Council 1643 Knight of the Month for April 2017 is Michael Revoir.
Brother Mike joined in 2013 and is a 3rd Degree Knight. Has been active in many Knights activities including the Tootsie Rolls drive this year. He also sells donuts at St. Michael’s and has helped set up and take down at many Knights events.
He has been a member of St. Michael Parish for about 20 years. He also volunteers at the St. Vincent DePaul clothing bank twice a week.
He attended H.S. in Indio, California near Palm Desert on the Mexican border and speaks some Spanish. In California he was a cement finisher, but in 1995, a friend suggested they move to Washington for better work opportunities and he joined him. Once here, there was a sever ice storm that took out the electricity for several days and left with without food and an income. He was tempted to return to California, but after the ice melted things improved and he decided to stay. He was able to expand his trade from just cement finishing to include all carpentry activities in
home building.
He joined the Knights because he was the member of the men’s group at St. Michael’s. One of the Knights in that group suggested he join the Council. He joined so that he could give back to the community. He now says: “I would like to add that I am so very honored and thankful for the Knights of Columbus! All the great things we do for the community is truly a blessing. I very much appreciate all the great man that I have met and have befriended me in one way or another! God bless the Knights of Columbus!”
Thank you, Brother Mike, for all that you continue to do, and congratulations on being selected as our Knight of the Month for April.
Brother Mike Revoir at the St. Patrick Dinner
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The Father Nicholas Rausch OSB Council 1643 Family of the Month for April 2017 is Brother Phil and Mary-Jo Kelley.
Father Nicholas Rausch O.S.B. Council 1643 is pleased to announce the Family of the Month for April 2017 as Brother Phil and Mary-Jo Kelley, and their children, Philip, Joanne, and Kevin. Phil and Mary-Jo also have
three grandchildren and a great-granddaughter!
Phil is a retired Air Defense Artillery Officer who chose after many moves to bring up his family in the great Northwest! Subsequent to his military career, he worked for the State of Washington in the Division of Child Support, an avocation that allowed him to make the most of his humanitarian attitude as well as his organizational skills gained from being a career army officer.
In addition to being a Third Degree member of Council 1643, he is a member of the 4th Degree St. Francis of Assisi Assembly 1183 and has held the role of Faithful Comptroller for many years. In the community, Phil is an Audubon Society volunteer and can be seen guiding walks at the Nisqually Walk Refuge in Lacey. He is also active with the Washington Junior Golf Association helping junior golfers with the myriad of rules for playing the game.
Phil’s wife, Mary-Jo, recently retired from the office at the St. Michael Parish, where she was involved in Faith Formation activities. In addition, she is a lector for the 7:30 AM Sunday Mass at St. Michael Downtown while Phil is a Eucharistic Minister at the same Mass.
For the Council, Mary-Jo is responsible for creating all of the tickets that we use for various events put on by the Council, including the just-completed St. Patrick’s Day event at Hallen Hall and the Cowboy Barbecue held in early September.
Together, the Kelley family helps out with the St. Joseph’s Day celebration meals, and the subsequent clean-up, and has been very active with the Auction for Vocations where last year they donated a marvelous Italian Dinner for 8!! Don’t worry, while Phil may have the Irish in him, Mary-Jo is of certified Italian roots.
Council 1643 Officers and members would like to congratulate the Kelley family for their good work over the many years of their Catholic lives. They have been active and devoted Christians and have practiced their Catholic Faith admirably!! Please extend hearty congratulations to the Kelley family as they join the fine group of Families of the Month in Council1643.
Brother Phil and Mary-Jo Kelley
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3420 78 AVENUE SE OLYMPIA WA 98501-9403
ay 2017 on 1 Council Officers Meeting @ Columbian Hall 6 PM
1st Degree Exemplification Ceremony 7:30 PM
ues 2 7PM Schola Practice @ Pellegrino’s Event Center
hu 4 Council Business Meeting @ Columbian Hall 5 PM social & rosary. Business meeting, vote for officers @ 7:30 PM
at 6 Habitat for Humanity Work Party 8:30AM @ Doyoe Vista site 405 37th Ave SE Lacey
ues 9 7PM Schola Practice @ Pellegrino’s Event Center
hu 11 Annual Clergy Appreciation Banquet 6:30PM @ Columbian Hall
ri 12 Confirmation @ Sacred Heart 7PM
at 13 Community Fun Fair 9AM – 3PM @ Columbus Park Spring Cleanup Work Party @ Holy Theophany Monastery
ues 16 7PM Schola Practice @ Pellegrino’s Event Center
eds 17 4th Degree Officers Mtg 5:45PM @ Columbian Hall
ri 19 – Sun 21 Holy Theophany Monastery Pilgrimage 114th Annual State Convention RL Olympia Hotel
ri 19 WA State Convention Mass Opening Mass 5PM @ Sacred Heart
un 21 WA State Convention Closing Mass @ RL Olympia Donut Sales after 7:30 & 9:30 Masses @ St. Mike’s
ues 22 7PM Schola Practice @ Pellegrino’s Event Center
hu 25 4th Degree Assembly Social, Rosary & Meeting 6:30 PM @ Columbian Hall
on 29 Memorial Day 9AM Mass @ St, Michal Downtown followed by Blessing Ceremony @ Cemetery Council Officers Meeting @ Columbian Hall 6 PM 1st Degree Exemplification Ceremony 7:30 PM
June 2017 Thu 1 Council Business Meeting @ Columbian Hall 5 PM social
& rosary. Business meeting @ 7:30 PM
Tues 6 7PM Schola Practice @ Pellegrino’s Event Center
Tues 13 7PM Schola Practice @ Pellegrino’s Event Center
Tues 20 7PM Schola Practice @ Pellegrino’s Event Center
Thu 15 4th Degree Officers Mtg 5:45PM @ Columbian Hall
Sun 18 Donut Sales after 7:30AM & 9:30AM Masses @ St. Michael Downtown
Weds 21 Drexel House Dinner
Thu 22 4th Degree Assembly Social, Rosary & Meeting 6:30 PM @ Columbian Hall
Sun 25 Human Life picnic @ Columbus Park
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