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The Communicator Knights of Columbus
Immaculate Conception Council 11991, Goose Creek, SC
Volume 22, Issue 8 Senior Editor: Lenny Tittle February 2020
Grand Knight’s Message
Brothers, It is important that we support this effort. The poster attached explains an important event we should support.
God Bless - Vivat Jesus
SK John McCauley
Grand Knight From: Anne Hobday Subject: 40 Days for Life Campaign Feb 26 - April 5
40 Days for Life Charleston is preparing for our Spring Campaign by recruiting volunteers to pray peacefully for an end to abortion at our local Planned Parenthood facility. I’m writing to invite your Council to join us in this endeavor. There are several opportunities to become involved:
1. The first is to come pray for and learn more about the campaign at our Rosary and Kick-Off Rally on Saturday, February 15th (all details are in the attached flyer).
2. The second is to encourage your Knights to sign up for prayer shifts during the campaign. Hourly shifts are available from 6 AM to 10 PM seven days a week between February 26th and April 5th. We strive to fill each slot with at least two people, and we especially strive to have male coverage during the hours of darkness (first thing in the morning and the after-dinner hours). Interested folks can sign up at 40daysforlife.com/Charleston. (Note: Abortions take place Fridays and Saturdays and the clinic is closed on Sundays and Thursdays. I mention this so you
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can plan accordingly – first-timers may feel uncomfortable being there on days abortions are performed, or others may want to especially be sure to sign up for the days the women and babies need the most prayers!) Participants may sign up for a weekly recurring shift or for an hour or two here and there as their schedules permit.
3. One final way to participate is reserve a day (or partial day) for your council and make a “field trip” out of a day to Charleston. To reserve a day for your council, please let me know the day you’d like to cover and we can coordinate further.
I realize that driving in Charleston traffic from Goose Creek to West Ashley to the Planned Parenthood facility is not convenient. It is sacrifices such as doing it anyway that can really serve to counteract abortion. (The best pro-life homily I ever heard stated that abortion is a sin of convenience, and that purposely inconveniencing ourselves is one of the best ways to combat it.)
Please share this email and attachment with your fellow Knights and also let me know if you’d like me to explain any of these options any further. I’d be glad to make a presentation to your Knights in a meeting, either virtually or in-person, or answer your questions by phone or email. We have been struggling to find enough volunteers to cover the shifts and we are stepping out in faith that God will send us more workers in the vineyard. Thank you in advance for answering the call.
Sincerely,
Anne Hobday
Remember:-Knights proud of their membership will
wear their name badges anytime they are at
Church
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Deputy Grand Knight’s Message
A reminder that we need your help in the next couple of weeks. First, we have our Tootsie Roll Drive at the Big Wal-mart on St. James Ave this Saturday and Sunday. Contact Jim Harris at [email protected] Also, we will be picking up trash along St. James Ave as part of our Adopt a Highway program for the community. More info to follow via e-mail. Service Sunday is February 16th at the 9:30am Mass. make sure to attend and to where your badge.
Chip Reeves
Deputy Grand Knight
Come celebrate Mass at the Ralph H. Johnson Medical Center in Charleston! Every Thursday at 12:00 noon
Celebrant Father Lawrence N Abara (Council 11991 member)
Following Mass, visit catholic veterans at the Center unable to attend to deliver the Holy
Eucharist
For more information contact SK Mike Della Croce 843 557-3309
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District Deputy’s Message
My Brother Knights! Congratulations are in order for our eight new Third-Degree Knights exemplified at the GK Mid-Year Workshop and Charity Ball on February 1st. Approximately 15 state Councils brought a total of 48 candidates before the new Charity, Unity and Fraternity Degree. Council 11471 Moncks Corner brought seven candidates, and one from Council 11991 Goose Creek. The candidates were exemplified by the South Carolina State Council officers and invested with the Rosary and lapel pin by two Supreme officers and several Past State Deputies. It was attended by an estimated 300+ Brother Knights, family, friends and other observers. Comments were generally very positive, but I will let your own GK give you his input. I personally thought it was very well done for a first time, but there were some parts that needed better organization. I will be discussing how the District will proceed with the GKs at our mid-year meeting to be held sometime this month. Congratulations are also in order to the lucky individual from Moncks Corner who won the Third-Place award of $2,000 at the Charity Ball. The Charity fund earned about $55,000 to be shared with many deserving state charities. As mentioned last month, this is a very busy time for submitting all our important reports, awards and nominations recognizing the good works your respective Councils have done this Fraternal Year sharing and promoting our Faith in Action programs. The Worthy GKs have appointed nominating Committees recommending those best qualified to lead your Councils into next Fraternal Year. Councils - Beat your drums loudly!! I thank all of the Grand Knights, Council officers and directors for your tireless leadership and to the membership committed to putting our Faith in Action. We have accomplished much, but the race is not over. This is the sprint to the finish line in a year of wonderful accomplishments. You have made a critical difference with your Church, Council, Community and the others that you serve. Oh, by the way, the Semi-Annual Audit is due to Supreme no later than 15 February. Thanks for all you have done, thanks for all you are doing, and thanks for all you will do. Keep Charging!! Remember our sword is prayer and the Rosary. Our shield, good works informed by our faith. Be men of faith!
Laus Deo! “…Thy will be done…”
SK Michael Cousino PGK, PFN
DD - District #13
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Our Field Agent’s Message
Love is in the air! We spend a lot of time thinking about our loved ones during the month of February and especially around Valentine’s Day. Technically, it’s St. Valentine’s Day, originally the feast day of a Roman saint from the third century. There is much speculation about the origins of the feast and even some discussion about the identity of the saint. We do know that this St. Valentine was martyred on February 14, 269 and the feast day was instituted by Pope Gelasius I in 496. But how did St. Valentine, a martyr, come to be associated with love and romance? Again, there is much speculation and one popular story is that he cured the blind daughter of his jailer. Before he was led off to his death, he wrote her a note and signed it “Your Valentine.” Unlike St. Valentine, most of us are not called to martyrdom, but we do think about our loved ones…and we write love notes and greeting cards. Gifts are commonly given to the ones we love. But have you ever considered some special gifts for the ones you love? That’s really what insurance is all about. People buy insurance because they love someone. I bought life insurance because I love my wife and children. If I’m not here to provide for them I want to make sure they can stay in the same home we love; I want to make sure that my children will have the college education they will need; I want my family to continue to live the lifestyle I’ve been so fortunate to be able to provide. My policy even has living benefits that I can enjoy! I want to make sure that if I am sick or hurt and can’t work, my family still has money coming in to pay the bills. Disability Income Insurance helps provide for that. I’ve been able to provide a lifestyle for my family, but sometime down the road, I’ll take the assets I’ve accumulated and retire. Long Term Care Insurance helps me protect those assets in case I have an extended care event. I won’t have to spend down all that I’ve saved to pay for care…I’ve shifted that risk to the Knights. My retirement annuities will help my wife and me enjoy our golden years. With a lifetime minimum interest rate guarantee I know I’ll always be in the black with my account. All the products we have available are centered around protection; protection for me, for my family and for what I’ve been able save. Is your protection where you want it to be for your loved ones? At this Valentine’s Day, let’s sit down; you, me and your wife and see where you stand. Make sure you have insured your love. Go ahead and buy that greeting card, write her a love note…maybe even get a beautiful arrangement of flowers or a dozen roses. But remember, the gift of protection will be there when it’s needed most. Vivat Jesus!
Yours in Christ
Brandon Chambers 843-224-3022 [email protected] God Bless
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Our Active Military
Our Parish Members Serving
Prayer for Our Country’s Military
“Protect them from the physical and moral dangers of military life. Keep them close to You and help them live the
Commandments. Lord, Jesus, give them courage to serve their Country with honor and dignity. Be with them
when they are in danger strengthening them when they face hardships. And Lord, grant that, when their service
Editor’s Note: I have recently updated this list. If you know of Council
Knights serving or Knight’s family members serving who are not on this
list, please notify me. I would be happy to post pictures or progress
reports as well. Thank you
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is finished, they may return to us sound in mind, body and soul. In particular, we remember those who made the
ultimate sacrifice in service to their fellow man and Country. Amen.”
Good of the Order
(Good of the Order is refreshed from previous Business & O&D Meetings)
Please keep them in your prayers for healing and spiritual support
Ben Cezero, The President of The United States, Nan Gearhart, Mike and Cindy Arcady
Jose Lastica, Delores Barnes, Larry Possy, James Rice (Deceased)
The Reed Family, Bernard Bolduc, Joseph Respicio, Mike Wilson, Jamie P. Fernandez
Remi Silva, Nez Yangco, Robert Boni, Ray Rohmeaa, John Agsta and Family
Almighty and Eternal God, You are the everlasting health of those who believe in You.
Hear us for Your sick servants for whom we implore the aid of Your tender mercy,
that being restored to bodily health, they may give thanks to You in Your Church.
Through Christ our Lord, Amen
Our Birthdays & Anniversaries
Our Birthdays:
1 - Albert Bujak, 2 - Rogelio Luengo, 6 - Jeffrey Mihan, 7 - Christopher Dodson, 7 - Quime Isabel,
7 - Matthew Smith, 8 - Rogelio Naval, 10 - Steven Gearhart, 11 - Francisco Bautista, 18 - Ron Anderson,
22 - Richard Koehler, 23 - Louis Alberto, 23 - Michael Tezza, 25 - Dominic Zuniga Brinker, 25 - Rafael Padron,
26 - Lloyd Bursey, 27 - Jerry Arter
Our Anniversaries: 6 - Kevin & Jennifer Condon, 7 - Quime & Cladia Lazo, 8 - Francis & Janice Mullady,
10 - Stanley & Angeline Kozakiewicz, 14 - Alan & Lynn Miles, 17 - Ron & Patricia Anderson,
18 - Saulo & Maureen Gaspi, 19 - Russ & Mary Whited, 22 - John & Joanne Collier, 24 - Ron & Anne Synder
Special Announcements: Mark your calendars! See Assembly 3697 & Council 11991 events on our Uknight web page
http://www.kofcknights.org/councilsite/index.asp?CNO=11991
See our Calendar at the end of this newsletter for more events!
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From the desk of the Senior Editor: I am pleased to announce we have a new Editor for the Council Communicator! His name is David Hood. David has been with the Knights of Columbus for some time and has served in many Officer positions in other Councils. He also has many years’ experience in starting up and publishing Council Newsletters. He has generously offered to relive me as my life is headed in different new directions and I can use the extra time. This will be his first edition. Thank you, David, for helping me and your service to the Council! Lenny Tittle Senior Editor
From the desk of the Editor: Brother Knights: I am happy to take over the routine operations of publishing this newsletter. I have recently retired and one of my goals now is to get back into active participation with our council. Please bear with me as I get up to speed and please let me know if you see anything I need to do to improve our newsletter. Please join me in thanking Brother Lenny for all the years of great service he has provided to the Knights keeping this newsletter going. David Hood Editor
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Our Knights in Action
2 January Admission Degree/Business Meeting
Welcome new Council Brothers
19 January Blood Drive Our Council conducted a successful blood drive that provided 43 pints of blood and 8 deferrals to the Red Cross. Our brothers invested 48 man hours accomplishing this worthy event. The next blood drive is scheduled for 15 March at the Parish Community Center.
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Immaculate Conception Council 11991
Officers and Directors Fraternal Year 2019-2020
Officers Chaplain Reverend SK Binil Attappattu CRM 843 572-1270
Grand Knight SK John McCauley 570-686-1963 [email protected]
Deputy Grand Knight Hoap ‘Chip’ Reeves 843-824-8131 [email protected]
Chancellor SK Larry Labelle 774 230-4118 [email protected]
Financial Secretary SK Tom Risso 843-553-7581 [email protected]
Recorder SK Tom Arnold 843 873-2922 [email protected]
Treasurer SK Ed Cavadias 843 297-2079 [email protected]
Advocate SK Larry Rocco 843 822-9161 [email protected]
Warden SK Joel Laguitan 843-824-8879 [email protected]
Inside Guard SK Joe Respicio 843 327-0044 [email protected]
Outside Guard Jim Harris 843 475-7419 [email protected]
3rd Year Trustee SK Frank Strunk PGK 843 469-5063 [email protected]
2nd Year Trustee SK Jim Kelly 843 819-9190 [email protected]
1st Year Trustee Lenny Tittle PGK 843 824-2495 [email protected]
Lecturer SK Deacon Dan McNerny 843-761-0870 [email protected]
Directors & Chairmen
Program Director Hoap ‘Chip’ Reeves
Family Director Benny Samson
Bereavement Daryl Lareau
Breakfast Larry Roberts & Frank Strunk
Consecration of the Benny Samson & Frank De Asis
Holy Family
Fish Fry Ron Snyder & Howard Jackson
Keep Christ in Christmas Frank Strunk
Youth Activities Tom Arnold
Faith Luis Class-Aviles
Parish Council Frank Bautista & John Flinn
RSVP Larry Roberts
Service Sunday Mike Arcady
Spiritual Reflection Luis Class-Aviles & Deacon Jose Mayen
Community Gene Alaura
Adopt-A-Highway Chris Totolo
Blood Drive Joe O’Saben
Coats for Kids Gene Alaura
Helping Hands Gene Alaura
ICERT Gene Alaura
Pack the Van Mike Cousino
Soccer Shoot-Out Fernando De La Cruz & Luis Class-Aviles
Life Tim Kenefick
Columbus HOPE Fdn. Lenny Tittle
Novena For Life Ben Cezero
Pro Life Tim Kenefick
Special Olympics Lenny Tittle
Tootsie Roll Drives Jim Harris
Membership Larry Rocco
Newsletter David Hood 843-814-1113 [email protected]
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Monthly Calendar
Febuary 2020
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March 2020
You can also see our future monthly calendars at our Council Uknight web site:
http://www.kofcknights.org/councilsite/events.asp?CNO=11991
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Knights of Columbus, Fourth Degree
Saint Francis Caracciolo Assembly 3697
FEBRUARY 2020
“If hate is the opposite of love, what is the opposite of the perfect love…?” From the 47th Annual March for Life, 2020, Washington, DC
IMPORTANT DATES:
Friday, January 31st – Sunday, February 2nd - SC State GK Mid-Year Workshop and Charity Ball, St. John
Neumann Catholic School, 721 Polo Road, Columbia.
Saturday, February 1st –A presentation of the new “Exemplification of Charity/Unity/Fraternity” Degree (about
10:00am).
Thursday, February 6th – Council 11991 Admission Degree, 6pm and Business Meeting, 7pm
Monday, February 10th – Assembly 3697 Business Meeting, 7pm
Thursday, February 13th – Patriotic Rosary at Veterans Victory Home, Walterboro
Saturday, February 15th – Semiannual Council Audits (#1295) due
Sunday, February 16th – Assembly 3697 Service Sunday
Monday, February 17th – Presidents Day
Thursday, February 20th – Ladies Appreciation Social/Diaper Drive, Council 11991. RSVP required.
Monday, February 24th – Assembly 3697 Social
Tuesday, February 25th – Mardi Gras. Tim’s Great Shove Tuesday Pancake Dinner at Immaculate Conception
Wednesday, February 26th – Ash Wednesday and Start of Spring edition of 40-Days for Life
Saturday, February 29th – 81st Fourth Degree Exemplification, Corpus Christi Catholic Church, 2350 Augusta
Highway, Lexington, SC. Contact FN Al Antol or SK Michael Cousino for information. Deadline to confirm is
February 14th!
Saturday, March 7th – South Carolina Catholic Men’s Conference, Cardinal Newman High School, 2945 Alpine
Road, Columbia, SC. Pregistration $40 (discount of $10 for KofC). $50 at the door. Register online at
www.sccatholicmensconf.org. 2020 PRAYER INTENTION OF POPE FRANCIS: FEBRUARY 2020
Listen to the Migrants’ Cries: “We pray that the cries of our migrant brothers and sisters, victims of criminal
trafficking, may be heard and considered.”
FROM THE REGION #2 MARSHAL:
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“Unity amplifies Charity!” Supreme Knight Carl Anderson from his remarks at the 137th Supreme Convention
“How many times do we pray for people, when we are supposed to be the answer to that prayer? If
you say the simple prayer ‘Use me to serve You every day,’ God is going to use you today, tomorrow,
and the next day. He’s going to use you every day that you’re willing.” Connie McEldowney from her book “Restored: Stories of Encounter”
FROM THE DIRECTOR, PATRIOTIC SERVICE TEAM: Religiously devoted and Patriotically Proud
We are, The Knights of Columbus of the Fourth Degree On Thursday, February 13th members of Assembly 3697 will recite the Patriotic Rosary at the Veterans Victory
House and Nursing Home in Walterboro, SC. Leaving Immaculate Conception Church at 8:15am we will be
accompanied by “Music in the Creek” who will provide the music. Currently we have 5 volunteers to support this
charitable event. We will celebrate Presidents day and distribute Valentine cards to our veterans residing there. The
Rosary will begin in the Dining Room at 10:00 then move to the Memory Unit at 11:00. All invited.
Saturday, February 22nd is the 120th Anniversary of the founding of the Patriotic Degree of the Knights of Columbus.
For the past two years members of Assembly 3697, to commemorate this anniversary, have provided the ministers to
support Service Sunday. Service Sunday is scheduled for Sunday, February 16th at the 9:30 Mass. The ministers
include the Celebrant, Deacon, Altar Servers, Commentator, Lecture, Eucharistic and Hospitality Ministers. The
Faithfull Navigator has contacted the Church Director of Council 11991 and requested assistance to assign and
coordinate. Qualified Sir Knights are needed to step up and fulfill this request.
Vivat Jesus! Steven P. Gearhart PGK, PFN
ADORATION OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST: Every Monday through Friday from 9am to 6pm the Most
Blessed Sacrament is present for public Adoration in the Immaculate Conception Church Adoration Chapel. As a
new year’s resolution, all are invited and encouraged to give Our Lord at least one hour each week. Come and give
our Lord an hour or two of dedicated quiet and prayerful time. Give him an opportunity to talk with you in a
peaceful environment. Overnight Adoration will only be offered at IC following the First Friday Mass and Devotions
from 6:30pm until 8:00am Saturday morning.
VETERAN’S VICTORY HOME, WALTERBORO: To honor our continuing patriotic commitment, we ask that
all continue to bring toiletry articles to any of our meetings and socials throughout the year. These items will be
collected and shared between the Walterboro Veteran’s Victory Home and the Felician Sisters in Kingstree. The
Veteran’s Victory Home also asks for craft items, books (prefer large print), periodicals and newspapers. Some of
these items are used in their therapy sessions. The adult coloring books with colored pencils are exceptionally
popular.
OUR LADY OF JOYFUL HOPE: The Felician Sisters in Kingstree continue to help those in desperate need with
the basics of food, clothing and shelter, and humbly ask for help in replenishing their pantry with food, toiletry and
hygiene items, and infant clothing. We have a substantial collection of hygiene and other items which are
languishing in my living room and we will soon be delivering them. We will continue to collect toiletry and hygiene
items to help with restocking. Therefore, at each meeting, social or gathering we will have a box available in which
to put any donated items. The Felician Sisters at the St. Anne Felician Center remain humbly thankful for our
donations and support.
Respect Life!
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As of February 1, over 15,246 babies have been saved!
Every 30 seconds, a baby’s life is taken by abortion.
Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel for the End of the Culture of Death:
“Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle, be our protection against the wickedness and snares
of the devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray; and do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly host, by the
power of God, cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of
souls. Amen.”
You are encouraged to research the following websites to find accurate, encouraging and genuinely informative
articles focused on respect for life matters in all stages:
HUMAN COALITION:
We will not waver! We have a vivid hope that abortion will become unthinkable and unavailable in our lifetime.
With unwavering hope, FOR LIFE! We continue to affirm that abortion will not be ended in the Courts – It will be
ended in our Culture!
As Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was not lukewarm in his conviction toward liberty, human equality and justice, he also
shared his deep frustration about those who were lukewarm on civil rights. Can we be lukewarm in the fight against
abortion?
So Every Child Makes Their Mark,
Brian Fisher
Co-Founder and President,
Https://www.humancoalition.org
SOUTH CAROLINA CITIZENS FOR LIFE – The first civil right is the RIGHT TO LIFE!
The Issues That Matter to Us: Alternatives to Abortion
Dear Friends of Life,
Thanks, and blessings. Annette Griebsch C: 843-708-2498 South Carolina Citizens for Life promotes legislation to protect innocent human life from abortion, infanticide, and
euthanasia. Read more about the issues that matter to us here.
UPCOMING EVENTS
The organization, Priests for Life, has called for each Catholic to pray fervently for the closing of their local abortion
facility. A pro-Life Rosary and prayer service are conducted on the third Saturday of each month from 8-9am at the
Planned Parenthood Abortion Clinic, 1312 Ashley River Road. The next Rosary will be prayed on Saturday,
February 15th.
See our state website at www.sclife.org.
Kathy Schmugge, Director
Family Life Office, Diocese of Charleston
www.sccatholic.org/family-life
[email protected] or [email protected]
803.547.5063
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NATIONAL RIGHT TO LIFE
We will continue to do battle on behalf of the unborn at every turn. You are encouraged to visit the National Right to
Life website at www.nrlc.org for additional information. Join us to help make a difference.
Carol Tobias
National Right to Life President
40 DAYS FOR LIFE:
Shawn Carney
President/CEO, 40 Days for Life
Visit us! https://40daysforlife.com/
CHARLESTON 40 DAYS FOR LIFE: TAKE A STAND FOR LIFE
May the Lord bless you,
40 Days for Life/Charleston
Call us! 843-580-6587 Write us! [email protected]
Visit us! 40daysforlife.com/charleston/
PRAYER FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY:
The Month of the Holy Family
In January, the Catholic Church celebrated the Month of the Holy Name of Jesus; and in February, we turn to the
entire Holy Family—Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. In sending His Son to earth as a baby, born into a family, God
elevated the family beyond a mere natural institution. Our own family life reflects that lived by Christ, in obedience
to His mother and foster father. Both as children and as parents, we can take comfort in the fact that we have the
perfect model of the family before us in the Holy Family. It's a good practice to memorize short prayers to recite
throughout the day, to keep our thoughts focused on our life as Christians. This short invocation is appropriate at any
time, but especially at night, before we go to bed.
Invocation to the Holy Family
“Jesus, Mary, and Joseph most kind, Bless us now and in death's agony. Amen” Cite from Richert, Scott P. Thoughtco.co. "Prayers for February”
Learn Religions, Jan. 29, 2020, learnreligions.com/prayers-for-february-542763.
PRAYER FOR OUR KNIGHTS: Pray for all those others sick and in distress, relatives, friends, widows and
associates, those that care for them and for all Knights.
“When we do all we can, then God will do what we cannot."
PRAYER FOR OUR CITIZENS: Continue to pray for our citizens, for those misplaced due to the severe weather
our Country has been experiencing, and for an end to the continuing, seemingly escalating, senseless violence in our
community and throughout the country. Also, pray and for the safety of all members of Law Enforcement, Fire
Service and Emergency Services. Let us also pray that our national leadership will make decisions supporting
religious freedom and Right to Life with positive effects on our entire Country.
PRAYER FOR OUR RELIGIOUS: We ask for your prayers for SK James Baker, SK Kevin Seibert and SK
Zackary Schuman who are progressing in their calling to the Diaconate studies program, and for our Adorno and
Diocesan Seminarians and those other young men and women progressing in their religious discernment and studies.
PRAYER FOR OUR TROOPS: Continue to keep our military servicemen and women - those who are now
where many of us once were - in your thoughts and prayers, as well as those in public safety.
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“Protect them from the physical and moral dangers of military life. Keep them close to You and help
them live the Commandments. Lord Jesus, give them courage to serve their Country with honor and
dignity. Be with them when they are in danger strengthening them when they face hardships. And
Lord, grant that, when their service is finished, they may return to us sound in mind, body and soul. In
particular, we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their fellow man and
Country. Amen.”
“It is a great time to be a Catholic and always a great time to be an active Knight.” We ask all Sir Knights to
keep actively recruiting our patriotic Knights.
GOD IS GREAT - ALL THE TIME! ALL THE TIME - GOD IS GREAT!
Vivat Jesus!
SK Michael Cousino, PGK, PFN
Editor “The Knight Courier”
The Sword and The Shield
Our Sword is Prayer and the Rosary
Our Shield is Good Works Informed by our Faith
