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THE C MPASSTHE C MPASS
THEC MPASSTitle Page
Council and Assembly Important Dates
Knight and Family of the Month Council Officers, Committees
AnnouncementsAdoration; Birthdays;Good of the Order; Prayers
MONTHLY FEATURES
Corps Commander’s Report
New Links Page !!
Grand Knight’s Letter Regular Print Index
Assembly 2107 News.
INFORMATION
PROGRAMS
Columbus HOPE Report
STORIES & HUMAN INTEREST
UPCOMING EVENTS
Links Page
Audio prayers of all kinds
K of C Council 8980 Website
K of C Assembly 2107 Website
K of C Council 8980 Facebook pg.
St. Michael Parish Website
Diocese of Charleston Website
USCCB Website (Bible Search)
USCCB Website (Catechism Search)
6 Month Calendar - Rosary Cont’dCouncil to hold 3rd Degree in Aug.
What do all these people have in common?
Third Degree photos / story
Saints for September - photos / bios
Doo Wop Dinner Dance4th Degree Coming Soon
CHARITY + UNITY + FRATERNITY + PATRIOTISM
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 8980
September 2019ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
The KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSST. MICHAEL’S COUNCIL #8980P.O. BOX 14710SURFSIDE BEACH, S.C. 29587
POSTMASTER:Send address corrections to:Knights of ColumbusSt. Michael Council #8980P.O. Box 14710
Surfside Beach, SC 29587
TO:
Events at a Glance
God Bless America
Monthly meeting - September 5 - PAC Hall - 7:00 PM911 Remembrance - Duffy Ctr. Sept. 11 after 6PM Mass
6 MONTH COUNCIL EVENT CALENDAR ON PG. 5
Council Events
Assembly Events
VOLUME 35, ISSUE 3
Monthly meeting - Sept. 26 - PAC HALL - 7:00 PM
THE
THE
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The Monthly Newsletter of the Knights of Columbus
Our Grand Knight’s ReportMy Brother Knights,
Well, September is upon us and that meansthe end of Summer and more importantlythe beginning of our busiest time of year.This is where all of you, my brothers, becomea very essential part. Pope Benedict XVI wrote onhis encyclical on charity that “I must give to othersnot only something that is my own, but my veryself; I must personally be present in my gift.”
His statement truly reflects the core of the charitablework of the Knights of Columbus, the giving of ourselvesthrough volunteer service.
This year, I am counting on each and every oneof you to commit to volunteering at least 1-2 hoursof your time to 1 or more of the many organizationsor activities we support – whether it be helpingwith the Book Sale, Back Pack Buddies, Tootsie RollDrive, Soccer and Basketball Challenges, Doo Wop,Monthly Rosary, Placing of Flags at Cemetery forVeterans Day, Pancake Breakfasts, Beaver BarBreakfast, Christmas Party and Murder MysteryDinner.
I would also like to add a few more volunteeringopportunities this year that will focus on our youthand their families, who will be the hope for thefuture of our council. I will be working with FatherEd, Principal Martin, the Parish Council, our CCDand other youth groups this month to look foropportunities to combine our students, parish families,and the community with our efforts.
Some of the ideas I will be sharing is our helpingwith the Parish Picnic a great time for us to minglewith the younger generation, having them help us
with packing the goods to be put in the backpacksfor Backpack Buddies, collecting Coats for Coatsfor Kids, joining us at our Monthly Rosary andsocial, helping with set up for our Book Sale,as well as a Family night at a Pelicans gamein the Spring.
Did you know that there are actual benefits forolder adults to engage with the younger generation?It allows us to share life lessons and to promoteour faith and on the flip side it allows our youthto share new ways of looking at things. For bothyoung and older adults, volunteering gives a senseof accomplishment, confidence and purpose.Volunteering also keeps the brain active and promotesphysical activity, something we don’t see that muchof with our youth of today!
This year I would like to suggest a Frequent Volunteerpoints system – much like a Frequent Flyer Milesprogram. We will have sign-up sheets for all theevents and for the individual that contributes themost hours in a month they will be given the choiceof a free ticket to one of our Social Events orsome Knights of Columbus swag. So all I ask isthat you pick a couple of events that you are passionateabout and commit to sharing your time and talents.
Remember as a group there is nothing we cannotdo!
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INDEX OF CONTENTSAnnouncements: Adoration; Birthdays; Good of the Order; PrayersSix Month Calendar; Rosary resumes in Sept.; Bio on St. Vincent de PaulWhat do they all have in common?Third degree photo / story; Saints for SeptemberAssembly 2107 News; Corps Commander’s ReportFourth Degree Exemplification coming; Columbus HOPE ReportSeptermber 11, 2001 Remembrance Event
Vivat Jesus
OFFICERS 2017-2018 OFFICERSST. MICHAEL’S COUNCIL #8980
Bob Leewe 843-299-0335Don Maher 843-357-4390Rick Fox 585-857-1234Don Zaitz 843-655-327548-0Alan Cox 860-756-6300Bob Vecchio 843-839-1175Scott Jordan 843-668-4322Guy Fratini 843-215-6459 Ken Hein, PGK 843-650-3932Van HeltonVin Vecchio 845-222-9681Scott Jordan 843-668-4322
MagnetsRecruitmentMembership
Pro-Life DirectorColumbus HOPE Foundation
Widows CareFamily Director
Beverage ManagerInitiation Degree Team
Aluminum CansGolf Committee
Coats for Kids Chmn
COMMITTEES COMMITTEES
Father Edward FitzgeraldThomas J Dellatore 843-215-8937Rick Fox 585-857-1234Tom Stokes 843-467-6993Ken Hein 843-650-3932Joe Godish 304-610-4118Scott Tyler 843-465-1311Shane Goheen 843-457-5757Ron Gilbert 509-290-2405
Mike Finneran 603-892-0460Dennis McAloon 843-651-0240Alan Cox, PGK- 860-756-6300Frank Lovas 843-997-1709Larry Simeon 843-215-4592Henry Villegas 718-877-1300Tony Carangelo 843-446-8167Barry Rondeau 843-236-2354Daniel E. Barton
Business Meeting: 7:00 PM First Thursday of the month in PAC Hall (No July Meeting)Officer’s Meeting: 5:30 PM Third Thursday of the month in PAC Hall.Council Family Rosary 7:00 PM on the Third Thursday - Social in PAC Hall (ALL ARE WELCOME) No Rosary in June, July, August)
If a Brother Knight knows of anyone who is sick or in distress, please immediately contactGrand Knight Thomas Dellatore 843-215-8937
The Compass Newsletter will not knowingly publish any advertisement or article that is fraudulent, harmful or misleading. The CompassNewsletter reserves the right to reject any advertising or article submitted for publication, or to edit and submission not meeting ourstandards of acceptance. The advertiser, not The Compass, is solely responsible for the truthful content of that which is submitted forpublication. We are not responsible for omitted articles for any reason.
Program DirectorCommunity Director
PublicityChurch & Vocation
Charity ReferralHelp4Kids/Bkpk Buddies
Ways & MeansKnights in Need
OfferingsMentorship
Compass Newsletter
Rick Fox 585-857-1234Gil Cushing, PGK-FDD 843-215-7033Ken Pankowski 843-691-9029Tom Stokes 843-467-6993Thomas J Dellatore 843-215-8937Bob Leewe 843-299-0335Gil Cushing F/N-PGK-FDD 843-215-7033Garry Goodwin PGK-PFN 843-357-9727Bob Vecchio
Scott Jordan 843-668-4322Ken Pankowski 843-691-9029
Congratulationsto:
Our September Family of the Month. As a Knight for 32 years, he is a PGK andPFN and is also an Honorary Life Member. He not only takes the lead for manydances and other events, but has also run the “Keep Christ in Christmas” and“He is Risen” magnet program which has generated thousands of dollars. Sheruns the “Students in Need Program” for many needy Socastee and St. JamesH.S. Students, and is also a member of Catholic Daughters of America. Theyare not only leaders in our parish but also in the Knights. For these reasonsthey are our September Family of the Month - John and Carol Luse
“Pittsburgh Joe” has been a Knight for 20 years. He is a PGK and he is an usherat the 7:00 AM Mass and serves on the 1st Degree Ceremonial team.He’s volunteered for numerous positions and committees, including nominationof officers, Inside Guard, Widows Care, Columbus HOPE Foundation, SpecialOlympics and for K of C Dinner Dances. It is my pleasure to award the Knight ofthe Month Award for September to Joe Wanovich.
Announcements: Adoration; Birthdays; Good of the Order; PrayersPerpetual Eucharistic AdorationWhen St. Faustina was praying before Jesus in the Holy Eucharist He showed her a vision. Eachtime a person entered the chapel and visited Jesus exposed in a monstrance, she saw His DivineRays of Love and Mercy burst forth and encircle the world and everyone in it with graces andblessings! Through Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Jesus unleashes His rays of healing upon us,our families and the whole world.
The St. Michael Adoration Chapel is open to all. Please consider joining us in Perpetual EucharisticAdoration. If you have questions, you may reach us at 843 299-0335 or email [email protected].
In God’s Love,
Bob & Leasa Leewe -Adoration AdministratorsSt. Michael Adoration Chapel
Mickie Adee Bruce Thompson Kenneth Moore Greg Hunger Carol LusePhyllis Petras Tess Minnick Joyce Ralston Anna Belle McCauley Todd DoconeyMichael Barry Coleen Kokoska Walt Kufera Anthony A. Carangelo
Don Buscher Mike Urso Hank Farrell Jim Buckley
Online Audio Rosary Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdaySunday
Morning - Mid-Morning - Noon - Afternoon - Evening - Night PrayersDivine Office Audio
Divine Mercy Chaplet Click Here Chaplet of St. Michael the Archangel
Daily Prayers in Audio Podcasts - Click on the Blue Rectangular “Buttons” for prayers.
Click Here
Stations of the Cross Click Here
1 Leon A Baker; Louis V D'Amato 19 Domenico Falcone
John A Olsen, PGK 20 Rev Christopher Beyuo
2 James W Buckley 22 John M Boland
6 James G Blake; Robert J Mott 23 Frank A Trombino, Jr
14 Michael J Salmon 24 Mr Stephen C Rice
15 Daniel J Kirk; Peter D Pica 25 Louis A Ebosh, Jr; Stanley J Ryback
16 Steven J Jacko Joseph G Wanovich, PGK
18 Thomas S Purcell; Michael J Samra, Sr 26 Anthony J Bonventre; Daniel F Connors
27 Harry G Bennett; Harry Twigger
The Members and Friends of our Council wish the following Brothers a Very Happy Birthday Duringthe Month of September. Don’t forget to wish them a Happy Birthday when you see them!
6 Month Council Calendar; Nominating Committee Report - Red Cross Blood Drive
Date Sept. Date Oct.. Date Nov.
5 Council Mtg @ 7:00 PM -PAC 3 Council Mtg @ 7:00 PM -PA 7 Council Mtg @ 7:00 PM -PAC
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911 Remembrance in Duffy@7PM
K of C Breakfast
12 Doo Wop Dinner Dance at 6PM
19 Rosary in church @ 7pm. -Social in PAC Hall afterward
17 Rosary in church @ 7pm. -Social in PAC Hall afterward
21 Rosary in church @ 7pm. -Social in PAC Hall afterward
26 Assembly 2107 Meeting - PAC7PM
24 Assembly 2107 Meeting - PAC7PM
28 No Assembly 2107 Meeting-Thanksgiving
Dec. Jan. ‘20 Feb. ‘20
5 Council Mtg @ 7:00 PM -PAC 2 Council Mtg @ 7:00 PM -PAC 6 Council Mtg @ 7:00 PM -PAC
15 K of C 8980 Christmas Party -Duffy Center @ 6PM
19 Rosary in church @ 7pm. -Social in PAC Hall afterward
16 Rosary in church @ 7pm. -Social in PAC Hall afterward
20 Rosary in church @ 7pm. -Social in PAC Hall afterward
18 Murder Mystery DinnerTheater
26 No Assembly 2107 Meeting-Christmas
23 Assembly 2107 Meeting - PAC7PM
27 Assembly 2107 Meeting - PAC7PM
In September, we will resume the recitation of the rosary on the third Thursday of each month. The date forSeptember is the 19th. The rosary will be recited in the Church starting at 7:00PM, with a guest speaker andrefreshments following immediately afterwards in PAC Hall.
Our guest speaker will be Father Cristopher Beyou, our Parochial Vicar. Wives and guests are invited and especiallywelcomed! Let's get this new year off to a good start with a hardy and warm reception for Father. Rememberthe date 09/19/19, 7:00PM
St. Vincent de Paul was a great apostle of charity, and brought a greatrevival of the priesthood in the 17th century. He was born near Dax inthe Landes (France) in 1581. As a young priest he was captured byMoorish pirates who carried him to Africa. He was sold into slavery, butfreed in 1607 when he converted his owner. He founded a religiousCongregation under the title of Priests of the Mission or Lazarists (nowknown as Vincentians), and he bound them by a special way to undertakethe apostolic work of charity; he sent them to preach missions, especiallyto the ignorant peasants of that time, and to establish seminaries. St.Vincent worked tirelessly to help those in need: the impoverished, thesick, the enslaved, the abandoned, the ignored. He died in 1660 at St.Lazarus's house, Paris. His motto: "God sees you."St. Vincent de Paul
What do they have in common?
CONNIE MACK - Mack played for the Washington Nationals, Buffalo Bisons, and PittsburghPirates during his 10-year career as a catcher; but he is more known for his over 50 years as amanager, compiling records for the most managerial wins (3,731), losses (3,948) and gamesmanaged (7,679). He won five World Series titles – the third most by any manager - coachingthe Philadelphia Athletics to championship wins in 1910, 1911, 1913, 1929, and 1930. He waselected into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York in 1937. Connie MackStadium, The Philadelphia Athletics and the Phillies old ball park was named after him.
RON GUIDRY - Called “Louisiana Lightning” and “Gator,” Guidry played his entire 14-year careerwith the New York Yankees, from 1975 to 1988. In 1978, he won the AL Cy Young Award after going25-3, while posting a 1.74 ERA, and was elected to the All-Star team. Over his career, he was a4-time All-Star (1978, 1979, 1982, 1983), a two-time World Series champion, and had his numberretired by the New York Yankees.
GIL HODGES - Hodges played a majority of his 18-year career with the Brooklyn and Los AngelesDodgers from 1943 to 1961, and then finished his career with the New York Mets in 1963. Duringthat span, Hodges was an 8-time All-Star (1949-1955, 1957), won two World Series titles in 1955and 1959, and hit four home runs in one game on Aug. 31, 1950. He went on to manage, and win aWorld Series with the “Amazin’ Mets” in 1969. His number is retired and he was inducted into theNew York Mets Hall of Fame
JOHNNY EVERS - One of baseball’s most famous poems – “Baseball’s Sad Lexicon” – is about one ofthe game’s fabled double-play combination: Tinker to Evers to Chance. A three time World Serieschampion (1907, 1908, 1914), National League MVP (1914) and Hall of Famer, Johnny Evers playedsecond base for the Chicago Cubs, Boston Braves and Philadelphia Phillies during his 27-year career.During WWI he organized baseball games for the troops
GEORGE HERMAN “BABE” RUTH - is the epitome of legendary baseball players. At one point, Ruthheld major league records for career home runs (714), home runs in a single season (60), RBIs(2,213), slugging percentage (.690), on-base plus slugging (1.164), and bases on balls (2,062). Hewas also a seven-time World Series champion (1915, 1916, 1918, 1923, 1927, 1928, 1932), a12-time AL home run leader, and a member of the first inducted class into the Baseball Hall ofFame. These only scratch the surface of his accomplishments.
DANNY MURTAUGH - In his rookie season, Murtaugh led the National League in stolen bases,but his career was soon interrupted after he joined the U.S. Army to fight during World War II.After returning in 1946 and ending his career as a player in 1951, Murtaugh went on to managethe Pittsburgh Pirates to two World Series championships (1960, 1971) and posted a .540 winningpercentage.
ED WALSH - During his 14-year career primarily with the Chicago White Sox, Walsh posted alifetime ERA of 1.82, which is still a major league record, and he is one of two pitchers since1901 to win 40 games in a single season when he did so in 1908. He led the majors instrikeouts in two seasons (1908, 1911), won a World Series title in 1906, and pitched a no-hitter on Aug. 27, 1911. He also has the second-best WHIP (walks and hits per inningspitched) of all-time at 0.9996 behind Addie Joss. Walsh was inducted into the Hall of Fame in1946.
So, what do they all have in common? Great, even legendary players / managers?
Yes, but each of them - was a KNIGHT!(and others not mentioned here because of space limitations)
3rd Degree photo / story
New Third Degree Knights Louis D’amato, John D’amicantonio, William Hickman, andAlexander Mustilli are seen with Jim Adee, Henry Villegas, GK Tom Dellatore and PGKTony Carangelo after the Exemplification on August 17, 2019.
Saints for SeptemberPope Gregory I ‐ (c. 540 – 12 March 604), commonly known as Saint Gregory theGreat,[1] was Pope from 3 September 590 to 12 March 604 AD. He is famous forinstigating the first recorded large-scale mission from Rome, the GregorianMission, to convert the then-pagan Anglo-Saxons in England to Christianity.Gregory is also well known for his writings, which were more prolific than thoseof any of his predecessors as Pope. The epithet Saint Gregory the Dialogist hasbeen attached to him in Eastern Christianity because of his Dialogues.
Mary Teresa Bojaxhiu (born Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu. August 26, 1910 –September 5, 1997), commonly known as Mother Teresa and honored in theRoman Catholic Church as Saint Teresa of Calcutta. In 1950, Teresa founded theMissionaries of Charity, a Roman Catholic religious congregation that had over4,500 nuns and active in 133 countries. Members take vows of chastity, poverty,and obedience, and also profess a fourth vow—to give "wholehearted free serviceto the poorest of the poor." She was canonised saint on Sept. 4, 2016, and theanniversary of her death, September 5, is her feast day.
Grand Strand Assembly #2107 News & Corps Commander’s Report
FAITHFUL COMPTROLLER: SK DAVE KRIEBEL - 843- 650- 8161FAITHFUL SCRIBE: SK WALTER MEIER 843-238-1202FAITHFUL PURSER: SK RAY ST. MICHEL - 843-748-04163 YEAR TRUSTEE: SK LARRY BERRY 843-828-11852 YEAR TRUSTEE: SK KEN HEIN 843-651-16051 YEAR TRUSTEE: SK JOHN KOKOSKA 843-238-1202CORPS COMMANDER: SK LARRY BERRY 843-828-1185
FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR: SK GIL CUSHING 843-215-7033FAITHFUL CAPTAIN: SK TONY CARANGELO - 843-446-8167FAITHFUL PILOT: SK BOB GREENAWALT - 843 294 0184FAITHFUL ADMIRAL: SK JIM ADEE 804-690-7058FAITHFUL OUTER SENTINEL -WAYNE PROVATO - 843-347-8681FAITHFUL INNER SENTINEL: SK JOE MILLERREGIONAL MARSHAL:SK CHARLES VAN DEMARK -843-626-9644
FAITHFUL FRIAR: REV. EDWARD FITZGERALDASSEMBLY 2107 OFFICERS 2016ASSEMBLY 2107 OFFICERS 2018
Faithful Sir Knights,Well our Budget and By-Law change has been approved and that is a good thing. We will now beable to carry on the business of Grand Strand Assembly 2107. Thank you all for attending the meetingand voting.
As previously mentioned last month, the next Fourth Degree exemplification is scheduled forSeptember 28, 2019 at Nativity Catholic Church in Charleston, S.C. It is our responsibility to make
every attempt to grow the membership. Please encourage a 3 rd Degree Knight to join our Assembly. Council 8980
supplied us with a list of all 3 rd degree Knights who are in good standing. We will hold an information meetingfor those interested.
On September 11, 2019, at 7:00 PM our Assembly will sponsor a 9-11 Tribute to honor those who lost their lives,honor our local 1 st Responders, and honor all our Military both active and Veterans. Our 1�� Responders will havea static display out in front of the Duffy Center. Attending will be the Pawleys Island Community Concert Bandwho will play patriotic music etc. We hope to have a Guest speaker and there will be a memorial table presentation.Our own Assembly will perform the Flag Folding Ceremony, followed by Taps. Please mark your calendar to attend.More information will be presented. Refreshments will be served.
At our July meeting, we enabled an opportunity drawing. Congratulations to Gary Goodwin. Gary went home witha little extra cash in his pocket.
I am happy to report that all dues were collected for our current fiscal year. Those in Nursing homes or in financialdistress have been waved. In December new dues statements will be mailed out to reflect our new By-Law change.
We are in the process of getting our Assembly taxes filed. Our Comptroller Dave Kriebel willbe working with Barbara Auten.
Our next Assembly meeting will be on Thursday August 22, 2019 at 7:00PM. Please make everyeffort to attend. I am sure our Faithful Captain will have a special treat for you.
Please make a point to do something nice for another individual. It is a charitable thing to do. God Bless,
F/N , Assembly 2107
Become a 4th Degree; Columbus HOPE Report;
Notice
80th Fourth Degree Exemplification - September 28, 2019
Church of the Nativity Catholic Church, Charleston, S.C.
Candidate Fee: $70.00
Note: Any 3 rd Degree Knight in good standing is eligible to become a 4 th Degree Knight. If you are interestedbecoming a 4 th Degree Knight, contact Faithful Navigator Gil Cushing at 843-215- 7033 or Sir Knight Ken Heinat 843-798-7081 to register. An informational meeting will be held to answer any questions for, clarification.Transportation will be provided to Charleston.
Registration must be submitted no later than September 14, 2019.
Gil Cushing F/N Grand Strand Assembly 2107
Columbus HOPE Foundation Report.
Thanks to the 30 volunteers who put in 60 hours working in mild rain, showers, and adownpour, Columbus HOPE Foundation was able to raise $2,331.00
Thanks to the efforts of Vin Vecchio, Bill Hickman, Bob & Gerri Greenawalt, Walt Edmonson,Bill DeMarchi, Peter Croffey, Tom Coughlin, Joe Miller, Jim Rousseau, Larry Simeon, JohnLock, Anthony Crea, Earl Chester, Ed Murphy, Dennis McAloon, Rich Rogers, Bud Schmader,Scott Tyler, John Averella, Frank Riso, Larry Berry, Wayne Pravato, Rich Tammany, BobVecchio, Tony Carangelo, Henry Villegas, Tom Stokes (and a neighbor Lee Westergom).
Doo Wop Dinner Dance
Rock n’ Roll the night away!Sat, Oct 12, 6:30 PM in the Duffy CenterThe Popular Doo Wop Forever will perform from 7 - 10 pmMenu: Sloppy Joes, Cole slaw, snacks, refreshments.$20.00 per person.RSVP to Scott Jordan, 1034 Johnston Dr. Myrtle Beach, SC 29588For info call GK Tom Dellatore - 843-215-8937
Profits will go to help the intellectually challenged children.
Sept. 11, 2001 Remembrance
Welcome to our 9/11 remembrance of thesacrifices of the first responders and ourbrave service men and women.Date: September 11, 2019Time: 7:00PMLocation: St. Michael School—Duffy Center
542 Cyprus Ave. Murrells Inlet, S.C.
Cost: FREEMusic By: Pawley’s Island Community Band
Refreshments to follow.A tribute to those who lost their lives and toour 1st Responders, & Military both active andVeterans.
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