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Coming Events

Coming Events

Sunday May 24, Confirmation, St. Joseph’s Church, 2:00 p.m.

Monday June 1, Council meeting 7:30 p.m.

Thursday June 4 Knights BBQ 6:00 p.m. our hall

Friday June 5, Relay for Life

Monday June 8 Knights Inc. 7:00 p.m. Knights Executive 7:45 p.m.

Sunday June 14, Walk – a – Thon for St. Joseph’s Church restoration

Sunday July 5 Parish cluster BBQ and swim

July 27-31 Bible Camp; BBQ on Friday July 31, Immaculate Conception

Faithful Navigator’s Message

Faithful Navigator's Message

Brothers,

Now that the warm weather is upon us it’s a great time to come out to the few events that we have left before we break for the summer. We have a Communion Breakfast on May 3rd, Honour Guard for Confirmation on May 24th, a Dinner Meeting on May 25th, then the BBQ Social on June 22nd. Plus there’s a couple of good Euchre games as well.

Exemplification is soon upon us. We have some good men who are considering their opportunity to join the 4th. Please take the time to encourage them in their decision, and make them feel welcome.

Candidates are welcome to be our guests at the May Communion Breakfast.

Registration for spouses and guests is available on line on the District website: www.kofc5thontdistrict.com.

Vivat,

SK Jeff Smith

Coming Events

Coming Events

May Communion Breakfast: beginning with 10:00 Mass.

Honour Guard for Confirmation: May 24th

May Dinner Meeting: May 25th, Cocktails at 6:30, Dinner at 7:00.

June BBQ Social: June 22nd, Cocktails at 6:30, Dinner at 7:00.

We will not be represented at the District meeting on May 3rd

Exemplification

Exemplification

  • Date is May 23rd in Pain Court, near Chatham.

  • All members are asked to recruit new candidates from the Third Degree.

  • Any potential Third Degree members who want to talk about joining the Fourth Degree are welcome to come to the March Dinner or the May Communion Breakfast.

  • Final date for submitting registration for the Exemplification is May 8th.

  • Information for the upcoming Exemplification, and other District events can be found at: http://www.kofc5thontdistrict.com, as well as on our own website: http://kofc1431.ca.

  • Do we do advertising for Exemplification?

  • Jeff has sent in half page advertisement and list of members for memorial page.

  • Jeff and Jean are working on a theme basket worth $100.00 for our Ladies fundraising. Funding for the theme basket has been approved

  • I have submitted our advertisement for the program, along with the names for the Memorial page.

  • Several of the members’ wives are working on the Theme Basket for the host Assembly’s fundraiser.

Message from your Chaplain

Chaplain's Message

 

Dear Brother Knights,

By the time that you receive this bulletin we should be close to the Easter Season or in it. So I wish all of you and your families a Happy Easter.

Easter does matter. It is a declaration of God’s love for us—the same love that created the world and sustains it. God’s love is more powerful than death. Christ’s resurrection shatters the bonds of death, and death is not the final word. Over the last few days, we have seen winter begin to give way to spring. With the lengthening days, and moderating and warming temperatures, I think that we can make the natural connection between the coming of Spring and Easter and Resurrection. There are signs of new life all around us. Jesus’ resurrection is not just about him but about all of us.

We, too, will be resurrected. And surely this is something to give us hope. The belief in Resurrection, which is the central doctrine of our faith, gives us the courage to face those trials that each of us must face. These might be likened to the Good Fridays in our lives. Our belief tells us that after death comes new life. Easter Sunday, then, is about Resurrection.

I want to thank all the Knights for all the work that you do for our Church and wider community. At this time, I wish you, again, a Happy Easter. Let us rejoice that Christ is risen.

Father Dick

Chaplain

Grand Knight’s Message

Grand Knight Message

 

Dear Brother Knights,

Mother Nature seemed to make the Lenten season a bit more difficult for us with a prolonged cold spell this year. But signs of spring are showing and we have rejoiced and celebrated in the joy of Easter. Pat and I extend our Easter best wishes to everyone.

I continue to be encouraged by the involvement of our members in the work of Council and in the community. Thank you to everyone who has responded to the call to serve in whatever way you can. We are people of hope – may you share this hope with others.

You will notice in the coming events that there will be opportunities to come together and celebrate in the coming weeks. Boston Pizza night on Monday April 20, Council BBQ Thursday June 4, and the Walk-a-thon on Sunday June 14 are some of the events.

It is very important for our organization that we engage the new members and other members who have not seen where they can become active in Council activities. Bingo is always in need of people to be back up on short notice when something prevents a team member from attending a scheduled bingo. This is the main source of monies that we give to charity. Another area needing members to pitch-in is in the sale of Share the Wealth tickets. Revenue is down from these sales and fresh blood and new ideas are needed.

As we move into the month of May, Marion month, may the mother of Jesus be our source of inspiration to lead our Christian life.

Dave Wilby

Grand Knight

Sick and Shut-ins

Sick and Shut-in

 

Our prayers are requested for the following Knights who are either sick or shut in:

Brothers Gary Birmingham, Clarence White, Father Richard Tremblay, Dan Eybergen, Harry Thomas, Eugene Hagen, Ernie Walsh, Al Grant, Marco Eusebi, and Dave Murtha, G.K. Listowel Council.

Also for Theresa Kelly, Debbie Mahood, Fran Culliton, Shirley Reeve, Anne Ryan-Murphy, Henrika Van Beek, Ethyl Klea, Abigail Gregory-Mooney, and Cindy Shaw.