The Voyager Immaculate Lady Newsletter Summer Edition Grand Knight Message

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1 The Voyager Immaculate Lady Newsletter Summer Edition Grand Knight Message Brothers All, It is with great pleasure that I offer you greetings and hope you are all having a nice summer. Your Council Officers have already met twice before the First Business Meeting on June 11, to shape our Fraternal Year. If you were at the first meeting you got a taste of what is to come and the plans that have been laid out. Our first meeting was nicely attended for the summer months and for being scheduled so last minute. I thank all that came out. Our second Wednesday meetings are being scheduled as social events this year. The Officers have decided to also invite the Parish to them for recruiting, recognition of the Knights at the parish and for the new program from Supreme, Faith in Action, which replaces Surge. We came up with some new fundraisers that are not hard to do and do not compete against the Parish, School or other Fellowship Organizations at SHG. This can be a comeback year for the Knights if YOU volunteer to HELP. The Council is only asking 24 Hours out of a whole year of your time. When we joined the Knights we pledged to help one another (brotherhood) and the community. Put Faith in Action in your own life. Your help in any event is important whether you help plan it, coach the team if needed, work the event, help clean up afterwards, and/or pray for guidance and a good outcome. 24 Hours of your time out of a Year will make a positive difference. Please read the proposed Budget for Immaculate Lady Council #5208 for this Fraternal year. The Council will discuss it and answer your questions at our August 1 st Business Meeting (7:30 pm in the Mother Seton Room). At the September 5 th Business Meeting, we ll vote on the budget (7:30 pm in the West Room). Vivat Jesus! Ron Spohn Grand Knight, Immaculate Lady Council #5208 Talk or text SuznRon@aol.com Home

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3 Admission Degree at Immaculate Lady Council with a Degree Team By Ron Spohn Wednesday, July 25 Immaculate Lady Council Members were invited to experience the Admission Degree with St Barts Degree Team here at Sacred Heart. Council members that came experienced the degree and companionship of our brothers and future brothers. It was very rainy outside but the mood inside the Mother Seton room was uplifting. The Council Chaplin, Msgr. Lloyd Aiken, was in attendance and was applauded when he entered the room. In attendance from our council were the Grand Knight Ron Spohn, Warden Dave Clement, Outside Guard Brian Bogdanski, Treasure Sam Collins PGK, Stan Cochran PGK, Joe Trinite, SK Charles Mezu and SK Bob Trout. The Admission Degree was not about those who came, but about bring in another brother. Let us all greet and give our newest member a warm hello at the next meeting. Let me introduce you to Jason Swem. Yes there was fellowship after the Admission Degree. Stan Cochran brought in the original charter of our Council for all to enjoy and he even had a SHG Directory from the 1970s.

4 Elected Council Officers for Fraternal Year Grand Knight Ron Spohn DGK Chris Kilgalen Chancellor Derek Anderson Warden Dave Clement OG Brian Bogdanski Treasure Sam Collins Pictured on Left Trustee Quentin Sedney. Pictured on Right Trustee Joe Trinite. Not shown is FS Joe Maher, Trustee John Etoh, IG Roy Ford and Recorder Michael Ford.

5 District Deputy Message for District 21 My Brothers all, I bring you greetings from our Worthy State Deputy Dale Trott whose motto is We are advocates of the Lord. DW David Love and I are honored to help lead District 21 for the next two years and look forward to working with all of the councils. We want to welcome all the new officers and congratulate the Grand Knights. The success of the council depends on the members and the programs you support. Remember when we joined the Knights, none of us joined to attend meetings. I joined after my deployment to Afghanistan in I saw the darker side of humanity and how poorly people can treat each other. When I came home, I decided that I wanted to do more for my community and get more involved in my church. I found what I was looking for in St. Bartholomew s Knights of Columbus. I became the recorder and entered the chairs and was Grand Knight for the fraternal year. The more I got involved in the Knights, the more I enjoyed all aspects of the order. I also joined the Fourth Degree and Color Corps. Last year, I was Faithful Navigator. Thanks to the Knights, I am a better Catholic and a better person. I have grown and continue to gain a better understanding of my faith. It is important that we continue to grow in our spirituality as Catholic gentlemen. In the Knights we have a unique opportunity to share that experience. It is important that we work together to build a strong council and get new members. I am pleased to report that in our District we have one Admission Degree per Month already scheduled. But can you do one Admissions Degree per month per council. It doesn t have to be scheduled. We have three teams in the district. We can read the degree if we have to, and we have the DVD. So you don t have to wait, if you have candidates get them in soonest. Don t take July and August off, many of you have events coming up, Audits are due in August and the end of the quarter will be here soon. We d like to see members of other councils attend each other s meetings, gives you an idea of what others are doing and builds fraternity throughout. Please remember your promise from the first degree to carry your rosary and pray it often, a let all you meet know you are a Catholic Gentleman and member of the Knights of Columbus. Vivat Jesus Charlie Kohler District Deputy, District 21

6 4 th Degree Exemplification in Laurel Maryland Saturday June 16, 2018 By Ron Spohn With all the rain we have been having, this was the first sunny warm weekend that we had so that you could have been outdoors. But Immaculate Lady Council had candidates to be taken to the Exemplification in Laurel Maryland. It was a nice ceremony with (secret) and the (secret) was something to see. All of our Candidates made it on time and received the 4 th Degree (Patriotic Degree). S/K Sam Collins and S/K Ron Spohn both took the time off to accompany 3 rd degree Knights Charles Mezu, Tom Harwell along with Father Canisius to their Exemplification. Immaculate Lady Council Knights please welcome and recognize our New Sir Knights. Above is S/K Sam Collins with Sacred Hearts New S/K Father Canisius. Above are the Candidates (seated) and the Color Corps and Dignitaries taking a photo op. (Shh! I sneaked this photo. Do not tell Sam Collins.) Above in the New 4 th Degree Regalia and making it look real good is S/K Minh Cong Bien from Our Lady of Viet Nam Council # Above is S/K Charles Mezu Above is S/K Thomas Harwell

7 Columbian Club Meeting June 20, 2018 By Ron Spohn The Columbian Club held their Bi-yearly meeting after the regular 2 nd Business Meeting of the month. The Columbian Club Meeting was cheered on by those in attendance. It lasted from 8pm to about 10:30pm and was VERY NOISY. Members talking over other members, it was hard to tell if anything was settled when we gathered into our discussion groups. Below are some of the attendees that showed up and voiced their opinions. Photos courtesy of Joe Braswell. Pictured above Left to right; Ron Spohn, John Kmiecik and Ton O Donnell. Above left to right; Chris Kilgalen, Bill Keil, Chris Rogers and Dave Clement. Above left to right; Joe Braswell, Joe Sowinski, Joe Trinite, Leo Flynn and Stan Cochran ( Stan is visiting us for a few months from Florida, glad he was able to make it). It was GOOD to see so many Council Shirts. Keep it up! Above left to right; Quentin Sidney, Steve Topper, Fred Shaneybrook, Joe Maher, ( not sure who is behind Joe), Michael Ford, Roy Ford, and Bill Nellies.

8 Pro Life Report A GOOD CATHOLIC MUST BE PRO LIFE By ROBERT WAGNER Please Lord God, help us to respect life from womb to tomb though out our entire world, especially for those in most need of your mercy and protection. A brief update on the Dave Daleiden trial in Los Angeles. The Daleiden defense team had requested the removal of Judge Orrick because of his relationship with Planned Parenthood who he has always supported and who were suing Dave Daleiden. The response from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit was a refusal to remove Judge Orrick from the trial. They stated that they believed that the case did not warrant their intervention. The Daleiden law team found this baffling based on the information they had provided about Judge Orrick's involvement with Planned Parenthood and the abortion agenda. This is just more evidence how Planned Parenthood and the abortion agenda has infiltrated our Justice system. All I can say is to pray, pray, pray. I am sure you are all aware of the May 25th vote in Ireland when their Constitutional 8th amendment, which protected life in the womb, was repealed. This was a travesty; a great loss for Christianity when one of our formerly greatest countries s for resisting abortion has fallen. Pro Life organizations are vowing to fight abortion forever across the Irish nation. Hillary Clinton went to Ireland to give speeches thanking Ireland for voting to legalize abortion. She thinks abortion is a fundamental human right which is under attack. She said that we are living in an era when fundamental rights, virtue and even facts and reason are under assault as never before. She spoke for 30 minutes to about 400 people. This is the mindset we are fighting. Keep praying. As I have said before there are a lot of good Pro Life actions being taken but we are being fought every step of the way. We can always use help praying at the abortion facility in Owings Mills every Saturday morning at 7:15 AM. It is at 100 Painters Mill Road, at the second traffic light from Reisterstown Rd. Immaculate Lady Council Shirt Council shirts are still available and reasonably priced. If you would like to buy a new Council shirt, please contact Ron Spohn (call or text ; suznron@aol.com). Each shirt is personalized with your name (not mine). The shirts are still selling very well. Trust me, you feel great when you walk in a room and Everyone Knows Your Name.

9 Casserole Night June By Ron Spohn The Call was sent out late for volunteers for Tuesday night Casserole making for Our Daily Bread. By 6:30pm it was looking kind of bleak, where are the volunteers. By 6:35pm, Boom, the Knights showed up in force. The response was VERY GOOD and it made the work that much easier. Does that mean that it always happens that way? NO, but tonight we did have a good turnout. The next step was to prep and cook the food. The prepping part was almost complete when it was noticed that we could not turn on the oven or the stove to cook. Chris Kilgalen, our go to local contractor, soon figured out what was the problem and we were on track with finishing our casseroles. We soon had everyone working again like Santa s Elves. The rest of the KNIGHT went smoothly with 50 Casseroles made and wrapped for Our Daily Bread. Fellowship followed with lite food, drink and conservation. If you have not stopped by to help with the casseroles yet please do, it will be and ADVENTURE because you never know Who or What is going to happen. Just ask Tuesday night June 26 volunteers. Right Guys? Above Left to Right: Bill Keil (has his name badge on and was checking to make sure we got all the sauce out of the can), Dave Clement ( in his Immaculate Lady Council shirt waiting for Bill to check the next can of sauce) and DGK Chris Kilgalen (looking on, very professional ) Above Left to Right: Victor Lengrand, Brian Bogdanski, Charles Mezu, Mathew Nellies ( he has helped us a number of times, Sam give him a Form 100), Bill Nellies and Joe Sowinski ( Joe just wanted to look cool, he really was working). Thank you for taking your Tuesday night off and joining us for this worthwhile endeavor.

10 Catechism Corner By Robert Wagner Lord God, we humbly ask you to shower us with your grace to help us live our lives according to your will, so we can spend eternity with You. I think we do not take eternal life seriously. We are all so wrapped up in our worldly activities - financial, political, family, health, etc... that we don't think about God until we pray, or perhaps until we go to Church on Sunday. Yet, our soul will live forever and where we spend our eternal life depends on how we live this life. This is a very serious matter, not to be laughed at, shrugged off or ignored. We will all die and be judged, this is the Particular Judgement, and our soul will go to Heaven, Hell or Purgatory. At the end of the world there will be a Final Judgement where we will be reunited with our bodies and again return to Heaven or Hell where we will be through eternity, which means forever and ever and ever. Here are a few paragraphs from the Catechism of the Catholic Church, that hopefully you all have, regarding eternal life Death puts an end to human life as the time open to either accepting or rejecting the divine grace manifested in Christ. The New Testament speaks of judgment primarily in its aspect of the final encounter with Christ in his second coming, but also repeatedly affirms that each will be rewarded immediately after death in accordance with his works and faith. The parable of the poor man Lazarus and the words of Christ on the cross to the good thief, as well as other New Testament texts speak of a final destiny of the soul--a destiny which can be different for some and for others Each man receives his eternal retribution in his immortal soul at the very moment of his death, in a particular judgment that refers his life to Christ: either entrance into the blessedness of heaven-through a purification or immediately,-- or immediate and everlasting damnation. At the evening of life, we shall be judged on our love. 1023Those who die in God's grace and friendship and are perfectly purified live for ever with Christ. They are like God for ever, for they "see him as he is," face to face: By virtue of our apostolic authority, we define the following: According to the general disposition of God, the souls of all the saints... and other faithful who died after receiving Christ's holy Baptism (provided they were not in need of purification when they died,... or, if they then did need or will need some purification, when they have been purified after death,...) already before they take up their bodies again and before the general judgment - and this since the Ascension of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ into heaven - have been, are and will be in heaven, in the heavenly Kingdom and celestial paradise with Christ, joined to the company of the holy angels. Since the Passion and death of our Lord Jesus Christ, these souls have seen and do see the divine essence with an intuitive vision, and even face to face, without the mediation of any creature. 678 Following in the steps of the prophets and John the Baptist, Jesus announced the judgment of the Last Day in His preaching. Then will the conduct of each one and the secrets of hearts be brought to light. Then will the culpable unbelief that counted the offer of God's grace as nothing be condemned. Our attitude to our neighbor will disclose acceptance or refusal of grace and divine love. On the Last Day Jesus will say: "Truly I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you did it to me."

11 679 Christ is Lord of eternal life. Full right to pass definitive judgment on the works and hearts of men belongs to Him as Redeemer of the world. He "acquired" this right by his cross. The Father has given "all judgment to the Son. Yet the Son did not come to judge, but to save and to give the life He has in Himself. By rejecting grace in this life, one already judges oneself, receives according to one's works, and can even condemn oneself for all eternity by rejecting the Spirit of love. Casserole Night July By Ron Spohn You never know who is going to show up on Casserole night, and that in itself always keeps you coming back. This month we had some new personnel show up, some members we have not seen in a while and the good old stand byes. Everyone s help was needed to complete the job and the Council extends a THANK YOU for coming to help. Above, with the casseroles made the fellowship started. L to R: Brian Bogdanski, Mathew Nellies, Sam Collins, Bill Nellies, Stan Cochran, a BIG Welcome to Brennan Sedney and our faithful leader Chris Kilgalen. Above L to R: Brian, Mathew, Bill, Stan, Brennan, Chris and Sam. We had extras tonight but they had to leave early. Thank you John Kmiecik and Charles Mezu for your support and help with the Casseroles. Hope to see you both next time. Left: Bob Trout got stuck again with the dishes. The last time I saw Bob at Casserole Night he got stuck washing the dishes. Bob stop going back in the corner. All jokes aside, this is probably one of the most important jobs that needs to be done. THANK YOU BOB.

12 Immaculate Lady Installation of Officers July By Ron Spohn On Wednesday, July 18 at 7pm we had the Installation of Officers. All members of the Council and their wives were invited. A Mass in the Little Church started at 7pm, Installation of the Officers followed in the Little Church. What a difference it made having the installation in the Church rather than in the West room! A reception was held in the Mother Seton Room, which was decorated to look more like a banquet room, with live flower arrangements, a head table, round banquet tables, designated tables for the visiting Grand Knights and Color Corps. Refreshments included finger food, deserts and drinks. We had in attendance at the Installation State Dignitaries and Grand Knights from other Councils to celebrate in this special occasion. With Dignitaries in attendance from State and other Councils, our Council adhered to the Knights of Columbus dress code and protocols as specified by the Maryland State Council. Msgr. SK Lloyd Aiken and Father SK Canisius Tah celebrated the Mass. Nicholas Connelly was the Lecturer for the Mass. The State Officials carrying out the ceremony were District Deputy Charlies Kohler with District Warden David Love. Visiting Grand Knights from District 21 were Grand Knight Bill Schwenke from Manchester and Grand Knight Richard French from Taneytown. Assembly #379 Color Corps was present, with the Color Corps Commander himself in attendance, CCC Christopher Mc Graft commanding SK Richard French, SK Sam Collins, SK Victor Lengrand in silk and feathers. Plenty of pictures were taken by our own Joe Braswell at the church ceremony and at the Banquet room (Mother Seton). Joe is selecting the photos now and they ll appear with individual photos of the Officers on the SHG Knights web page and the Voyager. Above, A rare photo of Immaculate Lady Council Immediate Past Grand Knight Quentin Sedney. Above, No not the bag of ruffles, this was the Mother Seton Room set up like a real Banquet Hall. It looked even better with the floral arrangements in place later.

13 Above, the reception for the Installation of Officers was in the Mother Seton Room where everyone gathered to meet and have fellowship. Above, the Officers in the Cross formation of the ceremony, as Ron Spohn, the new Grand Knight of the Council delivers a short message. Above, Council members and Family enjoying the fellowship at the reception. Above, after the Mass and the Ceremony the Council Officers gathered for a group photo with our Chaplain. Above, KofC Chaplain Msgr. Aiken giving the Blessing before the Meal. Also shown GK Ron Spohn and DD Charlie Kohler. Above, GK Wife Suzanne, Color Corps Commander Chris McGraft, and S/K Vic Lengrand helping with the Color Corps this night.

14 Fellowship Opportunities Open to All Knights and Their Families By Ron Spohn Follow the Immaculate Lady Calendar at < > for Immaculate Lady Council Events and Activities that the Knights and Families can attend. Fridays in June, Knights Out Inn, Patapsco Council # 1960, continues their Weekly Friday Night Dinner from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm at 1010 Frederick Road in Catonsville. Menu prices range from $6 up to $12, including shrimp salad, crab cakes, fish and chips, ribeye steak and more. Weekly specials are usually $9. A very friendly crowd, great table service, delicious food, cash bar and very reasonable prices. The month of August the weekly specials are: 3 rd Stuffed Chicken Breast, 10 th Imperial Crab, 17 th Ribs & Shrimp, 24 th Fried Chicken ( All American Favorite), 31 st 3 Sausage Sampler. For more information, phone Debbie at , between 9 am and 1 pm Monday thru Friday. Wednesday, July 4, Immaculate Lady Council #5208 regular Business Meeting is CANCELLED DUE to the HOLIDAY. Wednesday, July 11, Immaculate Lady Council #5208 in the SHG School Mother Seton room will pray the Rosary at 7 pm with the First Business Meeting to follow at 7:30 pm. At this meeting we will be talking about NEW fundraisers. Please note that our Council is adhering to the Knights of Columbus dress code and protocols as specified by the Maryland State Council. Dress will be KofC Casual: Immaculate Lady Council Shirt or a collared shirt with your Council Name Badge; and Long pants (Dress, khakis or chinos OK, but NO T- SHIRTS, NO SHORTS and NO JEANS).. Fellowship to follow with lite fare and beverages. Wednesday, July 18, Immaculate Lady Council #5208 meets for the Installation of Officers. All members of the Knights of Columbus and their Families are invited and encouraged to attend. Ceremony starts at 7:00 pm in the Little Church with a Mass. Following the Mass the Officers will have the ceremony of Installation in the Little Church. Afterwards, all are invited to the Fellowship in the Mother Seton Room where food and drinks will be served. Please note that our Council is adhering to the Knights of Columbus dress code and protocols as specified by the Maryland State Council All Officers in the installation are to wear KofC Dress: Dark Suit or Sport Coat, dress pants, shirt & tie with NAME BADGE. Dress for Council Members is KofC Casual: Immaculate Lady Council Shirt or a collared shirt with your Council Name Badge; and Long pants (Dress, khakis or chinos OK) Our Council is expecting State Dignitaries and Grand Knights from other Councils to attend. Come to the installation and share your ideas and your support for the New Officers. Sunday, July 22, Patapsco Council # 1960 at their Council Home at 1010 Frederick Road in Catonsville is having a KofC Annual Summer CRAB FEAST. Time is from 1pm to 5pm. Crabs served 1:30pm to 4pm, Desserts served at 4pm. Oh, they are also serving pit beef, fried chicken, turkey, ham, etc.. Music by Days of Vinyl. Tickets are $52.50pp. Contact PGK Dennis Brose Monday July 23, Cardinal Gibbons Assembly Meeting will be held from 7:30pm to 8:30pm at the Portico in St Johns Church in Westminster. (For those in the Color Corps, practice begins at 6:30 pm.) All 4 th Degree Knights are encouraged and invited to attend. Fellowship to follow with lite fare and beverages.

15 Tuesday, July 24, Immaculate Lady Council #5208 members will be meeting in the Sacred Heart School Kitchen to make 50 Casseroles for Our Daily Bread. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Fellowship to follow directly after with lite fare and drinks. All Knights are invited. Wednesday, August 1, Immaculate Lady Council #5208 at 7:00pm will pray a Patriotic Rosary in the Mother Seton Room and our Monthly Business Meeting will start at 7:30 pm. At this meeting we will be discussing this fraternal Year s Calendar and Budget. Your participation is critical to the success of our programs. Please note that our Council is adhering to the Knights of Columbus dress code and protocols as specified by the Maryland State Council. Dress will be KofC Casual: Immaculate Lady Council Shirt or a collared shirt with your Council Name Badge; and Long pants (Dress, khakis or chinos OK, but NO T-SHIRTS, NO SHORTS and NO JEANS).. Fellowship to follow with lite fare and beverages. Friday, August 3, until Saturday, August 11, the 2018 Supreme Convention of the K of C will be held at the Baltimore Convention Center. All Knights can attend, and this is a rare opportunity to attend a Supreme Convention without having to travel to another State or pay for a hotel room. Volunteers are still needed as greeters, for youth activities events, to hostess the ladies luncheon, and general help. For more information about the Convention, contact Jack Giacolone at < JGiacal48@gmail.com >, or Scroll down to view the volunteer sign-up sheet. Sunday,August 5, Cardinal Gibbons council #2521 at Columbus Gardens, 4301 Klosterman Avenue is having a Crab Feast. Food I from 1pm to 4pm and the dancing is from 1pm to 5pm. Tickets are $52/person. Scroll down to see flyer with more information Saturday, August 18, St. John Westminster Council #1393 is having their ANNUAL CRAB FEAST at St Johns Portico from 6:30pm to 10 pm. Steam Crabs, Pit Beef, Ham, Turkey, Fried Chicken, Italian Sausage, Maryland Crab Soup, Salad, Veggies, Beer, Soda and More. Cost is $45 per person and it is catered by Atlantic Caterers. For tickets or more information call Chris Hoffman This is always a BIG EVENT and is usually sold out so don t wait. Scroll down for more information. Monday, August 27, Cardinal Gibbons Assembly Meeting will be held from 7:00pm to 8:30pm at the Portico in St Johns Church in Westminster. The Master Tom Greul will be presiding for the Installation of Officers. All 4 th Degree Knights are encouraged and invited to attend. Fellowship to follow with lite fare and beverages. Tuesday, August 21, Immaculate Lady Council #5208 members will be meeting in the Sacred Heart School Kitchen to make 50 Casseroles for Our Daily Bread. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Fellowship to follow directly after with lite fare and drinks. All Knights are invited. Saturday, August 25, (date to be confirmed), Immaculate Lady Council #5208 will be holding our First Social Meeting which will be a Recognition Reception. This will be held in the Mother Seton Room. Food and drinks start off the evening with the Awards to follow. All members and their wives are invited to attend. Please RSVP the Grand Knight. Please note that our Council is adhering to the Knights of Columbus dress code and protocols as specified by the Maryland State Council. Officers should be in KofC Dress: Suit or Sport Coat, Shirt & Tie and Name Badge, Council Members can be in KofC Business Casual if you like: Immaculate Lady Council Shirt or a collared shirt with your Council Name Badge; and Long pants (Dress, khakis or chinos OK). Your participation is critical to the success of our ongoing programs. Wednesday, September 5, Immaculate Lady Council #5208 at 7:00pm will pray a Patriotic Rosary in the Little Church and our Monthly Business Meeting will start at 7:30 pm in the West Room. At this meeting we will be voting on the Budget and this year s calendar of events. Your participation is critical to the success of our

16 programs. Please note that our Council is adhering to the Knights of Columbus dress code and protocols as specified by the Maryland State Council. Dress will be KofC Casual: Immaculate Lady Council Shirt or a collared shirt with your Council Name Badge; and Long pants (Dress, khakis or chinos OK, but NO T-SHIRTS, NO SHORTS and NO JEANS). Fellowship to follow with lite fare and beverages. Saturday, September 8, Maryland State Council KofC is celebrating the feast of Mother Mary s birth. A premiere gathering of families within Maryland for an end of summer picnic N Point Rd, Sparrows Point, Md 21219, North Point State Park, Trolley Pavilion. $8 per person and Family of (4) is $ Scroll down for more information on Activities, Menu and cost. Wednesday, September 19, Immaculate Lady Council #5208 at 7:00pm will be hosting a talk for our Social with Deacon Mark Ripper from Westminster Maryland. Deacon Ripper will enlighten those in attendance on The Power and Friendship of Angles. Deacon Mark Ripper s talk has won acclaim from KofC St Johns Council in Westminster as one talk you do not want to miss. Tuesday, September 25, Immaculate Lady Council #5208 members will be meeting in the Sacred Heart School Kitchen to make 50 Casseroles for Our Daily Bread. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Fellowship to follow directly after with lite fare and drinks. All Knights are invited. Sunday, September 30, St Joseph Monastery Parish at Patapsco Council #1960 at 1010 Frederick Road in Catonsville is having their 15 th Annual Crab Feast. Time is 12:30 to 5pm and the tickets are $50pp. tickets available August 6, for more information call Michael Doetzer Scroll down to see flyers for more information about these events!

17 Crab Feast Cardinal Gibbons Council #2521 Sunday, August 5, 2018 Columbus Gardens Food 1:00-4:00pm Dancing 1:00-5:00pm $52 per person MUSIC BY THE BAND FIRST CLASS For Tickets Contact: Bob Baumgartner Or John Cullum Note: All tickets must be paid for by July 27th

18 MARYLAND STATE COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Sacred Heart Council # th Annual CAR RAFFLE Proceeds to help save the unborn in Maryland * via the Sacred Heart Respect Life ministry Continue funding the Knights local scholarships and ultrasound machines in Maryland GRAND PRIZE: 2019 FORD MUSTANG or $18, Cash S A V E S GOD S GREATEST GIFT: * Raffle proceeds have placed 22 ultrasound machines in Maryland. 2 nd Prize: ipad Air 2 3 rd Prize: $ Gift Card Drawing: Saturday, October 6, 2018 Columbus Day Ball BWI Airport Marriott Linthicum, MD Contributions, gifts, etc., paid to Maryland State Council-K.C. are not deductible as charitable contributions. MVA fees, tags, etc. are additional.

19 Tickets will be sold 6 for $5, or individually for $1. Tickets will be sold before and after the Masses on July 28/29, August 18/19 and September 15/16. You can also see any Knight for tickets. Ticket sellers can pick up raffle tickets at the Sacred Heart parish center. Sold ticket stubs and money can also be turned in at the parish center.

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