THE C MPASS. The Monthly Newsletter of Knights of Columbus # 8980 CHARITY + UNITY + FRATERNITY + PATRIOTISM KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 8980

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1 ST. MICHAEL S COUNCIL #8980 P.O. BOX SURFSIDE BEACH, S.C June 2017 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED PRSRT STD US POSTAGE PAID NON PROFIT ORG MYRTLE BEACH, SC PERMIT #344 VOLUME 32, ISSUE 12 POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to: Knights of Columbus St. Michael Council #8980 P.O. Box Surfside Beach, SC TO: THE C MPASS The Monthly Newsletter of Knights of Columbus # 8980 CHARITY + UNITY + FRATERNITY + PATRIOTISM KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 8980 Council Events. Council Meeting - June 1, pm; Officers at 5:30 Rosary Night (No Rosary June, July, Aug.) Installation of Officers - July 6, 2017 Assembly Events Assembly 2107 Meeting, June 22, 2017, 7 pm (Officers meet at 6:00)

2 Our Grand Knight s Report My Brother Knights, I would like to thank Fr. Ed for having the prayer service for the Silver Rose and thank our Assembly s Honor Guard for helping to make this a dignified service in honor of Our Lady of Guadeloupe. Also a thank you to all the Brother Knights and their wives that came to the service. Our DD Denny Laczo, FS Jim Adee, DGK Ron Bellonio, Trustee Gil Cushing, and I were in Charleston for the annual State convention. All the State officers were re-elected for their second term. The convention delegates voted for a change in the by-laws to allow for an increase in the amount that the State council can raise the assessments with. They needed to raise it with $1.00 to be able to pay the bills. This is the amount that I had informed the council about after the last GK meeting. I have great news for our 1st degree brothers. On Saturday August 12th our council has been given the honor of hosting the Formation and the Knighthood degrees in the Duffy Center. This early notice should give all of you very little chance for having any excuses for not getting to full Knighthood. I would like to see all of our 42, 1st degree brothers step up and receive the Knighthood degree and this without having to travel to another parish. I can promise you it doesn t get any easier than this. All you have to do is to let Jim Adee, our Financial Secretary, or me know so the paperwork can be prepared and then just show up for the degrees. In this issue is information about our upcoming Golf Tournament on June 24. See the flyer on page 9. We again have scholarships of $ each for one male and one female whose qualifications will be decided by our Scholarship Committee. Candidates must be children of families who are registered with the parish. Those scholarships will be given out at the installation of officers event on July 6, More info on Page 6. Flag day is coming up in just a few weeks, and there s a nice story about its origins on page 10. Election of officers will be at the June 1 meeting. The slate of officers can be found on page 5. Please study it carefully and be prepared to vote at the meeting. And, if you are heading on vacation this summer, Ken Pankowski has found some very good tips on how to prepare your home when you go away. That can be found on page 10. This is my last Grand Knight s message and I would like to take this opportunity to thank all my officers and the members for your help and support, knowing that it would have been impossible without you. I leave the office a much wiser man than when I entered it. Finally as most of us realize we would not be able to do what we do without the support of our wives. I owe a BIG THANK YOU to my wife Prudence for her support and proof reading of my messages. Please remember that there are no Rosary nights in June, July and August. May God Bless you and our Country. Vivat Jesus, Grand Knight John Olsen INDEX OF CONTENTS Announcements: Adoration; Birthdays; Good of the Order; Prayers Council Election Slate of Officers, Funeral for Oldest Knight in Scholarship Info; Remembering Tony Saraceni; Catholic Q&A Help4Kids Report; Columbus Hope Report; Note from Editor Assembly 2107 News & Corp Commander s Report st Degree Anniversaries; 8980 Golf Tournament Flyer & Information The history of Flag Day; Preparing your Home for Summer Vacation Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10

3 OFFICERS OFFICERS Program Director Ronald F Bellonio Magnets Community Director Gil Cushing, PGK-FDD Recruitment Publicity Ken Pankowski Membership Church & Vocation Lawrence Simeon Pro-Life Director Compass Club Garry Goodwin PGK-PFN Youth Director Charity Referral Tim McGraw Columbus HOPE Foundation Help4Kids/Bkpk Buddies Tim McGraw Widows Care Ways & Means Bob Leewe Family Director Knights in Need Gil Cushing PGK-FDD Patriotic Alliance Rep. Culinary Advisor Denny Laczo PGK-PFN Beverage Manager Offerings Garry Goodwin PGK-PFN Veteran s Affairs Mentorship Joe Wanovich PGK Initiation Degree Team Compass Newsletter Ken Pankowski Aluminum Cans Coats for Kids Chmn Jim Wood Golf Committee Entertainment Devel. ST. MICHAEL S COUNCIL #8980 Father Edward Fitzgerald John Olsen Ronald F Bellonio Thomas J Dellatore Dave Kriebel Bob Leewe Ed Petras Bill Mendoza Denny Laczo COMMITTEES Ken Pankowski & Tom Dellatore # s above Richard Rogers-PFN Michael Barry Garry Goodwin, PGK-PFN Jim Adee Lawrence Simeon Tim McGraw Gil Cushing, PGK-FDD Larry Berry, PGK Michael Allen COMMITTEES John Luse PGK, PFN Don Maher Rick Fox Don Zaitz John Ennis Alan Cox Joe Wanovich PGK Ronald F. Bellonio Denny Laczo PGK-PFN Guy Fratini Denny Laczo, PGK-PFN Ken Hein, PGK Don Zaitz Ron Bellonio If a Brother Knight knows of anyone who is sick or in distress, please immediately contact Grand Knight John Olsen at Business Meeting: 7:00 PM First Thursday of the month in PAC Hall (No July Meeting) Officer s Meeting: 5:30 PM First Thursday preceding Business Meeting 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) The Compass Newsletter will not knowingly publish any advertisement or article that is fraudulent, harmful or misleading. The Compass Newsletter reserves the right to reject any advertising or article submitted for publication, or to edit and submission not meeting our standards of acceptance. The advertiser, not The Compass, is solely responsible for the truthful content of that which is submitted for publication. We are not responsible for omitted articles for any reason. Congratulations to: June- Knight of the Month: Our Knight of the month has been a Knight for 9 years. He is a Past Grand Knight and is currently serving as our 1 Year Trustee. He is always helping with setting up and taking down for our fundraising dinner dances and serves as our bartender at the parties. He is very involved in all our activities and still finds time to volunteer for St. Michael School s basketball games. He volunteered to take 6 shifts for the Columbus Hope Foundation (Tootsie Roll) last year. He is one of the brother Knights that have helped me navigate the unknown as a Grand Knight. It is my great pleasure to present June Knight of the Month to: PGK Larry Berry. June- Family of the Month: Family of the Month: He has been a Knight for 8 years. He is always ready to help with whatever we are doing. She is a teacher for CCD children, a volunteer at the church office and was the Minister of the Secular Franciscans Order for 8 years. They are regular adorers and have been hourly coordinators for adoration since it was started at St. Michael Church. This month they are going on their 3rd missionary trip helping the less fortunate. On this trip they will be helping with the expansion of a church. They are letting God work thru them and touching many lives. It is my pleasure to present June Family of the Month to: Chuck and Ellen DeKleva.

4 4. Announcements: Adoration; Birthdays; Good of the Order; Prayers Adorers Needed - by Walt Edmonson Day of Week Hours Needed for Adorers Sunday 1-2 AM; 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 4-5 AM; 10-AM-11; AM; 1-2 PM; 5-6 PM-11 PM -12 Mid; Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 12 Mid-1 AM (MON) 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 5-6 PM 1-2 AM; 2-3 AM; 4-5 AM 1-2 AM; 4-5 AM; 8-9 PM; PM 1-2 AM; 3-4 AM: 4-5 AM; PM 1-2 AM; 3-4 AM; 5-6 AM; 11 AM-12 NOON;12 MID-1 AM (SAT) 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 9-10 AM; 1-2 PM; 6-7 PM; 8-9 PM; PM; 11 PM-12 MID (SUN) The Members and Friends of our Council wish the following Brothers a Very Happy Birthday During the Month of June. Don t forget to wish them a Happy Birthday when you see them! 1 Albert P Ayotte; Joseph F Miller 17 Dcn Robert J Starr Gerard Van Der Horst James R White, Jr., PGK, PFN, FDD 2 William J Pullar 18 Edmund T Staines, Jr 4 Christopher M Ingram 19 Melville R Libby 7 Ronald Marsh; Joseph E Mason, Sr 21 Donald J Buscher 10 Joseph P Mc Isaac; Michael L Ryan 23 Vincent Vecchio 11 David S Dlug 24 Sean R Mclaughlin 12 James S Mackiewicz 25 John J Lock 14 Thomas E Miller; Richard Niedzwiecki 28 Carlo Gambino; Robert Roddy, Jr Emil R Silvoy, PGK; John P Snyder, Sr 29 Pasquale Fazio; Peter G Rolleri 15 Marcus A Kabore 30 Thomas P Regan; Jerome F Siuda Thanks to Jim Adee Prayer for Flag Day Almighty God, we thank you for the flag that flies today with it s great symbol of freedom. Keep love's banner flying o er us as we walk in the way of those who do justice,love,mercy,and walk humbly with thee. Fashion our desires,our duties,and our deeds in accordance with thy will that we may labor for a better world filled with better people for the betterment of all. In thy holy name we pray. Amen ~ taken from the Civil Air Patrol Book of Prayers GOOD OF THE ORDER! Please pray for: Anthony Saraceni Diana and Louis Falcone Jerry Siuda Judy Thacker Family and friends Michael Barry Michele and Dave Rioz Carol Luse Colleen Kokoska of the David Darby Cathy and Ron Gonzales Ruth Myles Mel Libby and Wife Costello family David Marble Gillian and Joe Gonzalez John Blair Anna Belle McCauley Tess Minnick Gerry and Luigi Lembo Micki Adee Anthony D Carangelo Thanks to: Dave Kriebel

5 5. Slate of Officers for the coming Fraternal Year; Nominated for Fraternal Year July 1st, June 30th, 2018 Grand Knight: Anthony A. Carangelo Dep. Grand Knight: Nick Mateo Chancellor: Tom Dellatore Warden: Ed Petras Recorder: Dave Kriebel Treasurer: Bob Leewe Advocate: Garry Goodwin Outside Guard: Michael Barry Inside Guard: Richard Rogers 3 Year Trustee: John Olsen Harold Marlow, the oldest Knight in our Council (100 1/2) passed away and his Funeral was held on Monday, May 22 at St. Michael s Church. The Honor Guard, led by Corps Commander Donald Maher was there to honor him. The following SK s were in attendance in the Honor Guard: Ken Hein, Ron Bellonio, John Kokoska, John Lock, Jim Adee, John Olsen, and Larry Berry.

6 6. Scholarship Program; Remembering Tony Saraceni; Catholic Q & A We will again this year be accepting applications from students of parents who are registered with St. Michael s Church. Applications will be available in a few weeks in the Narthex of the Church, and the postmark deadline will be Saturday, June 10, The applications may also be turned into the Parish office no later than Monday, June 12, The Committee will review all applications and one boy and one girl will be awarded a $1, Scholarship each at the July 6, 2017 Installation of officers. Several months ago we did a feature on the Compass newsletter, from its design and publication, printing and production & mailing. Part of that team was our Brother Knight Anthony Tony Saraceni and his wife Joan. Tony passed away on April 28 and the Funeral Mass was on May 2. Many Knights attended. We on the production team, as well as a great number of our Knights will miss Tony and his gentle way, but will also miss his willingness to help when needed. Tony Saraceni Q. Orthodox say the Eucharist should be consumed, not adored. When did eucharistic adoration begin? A. From the earliest days of its existence, the Church has been centered on the celebration of the Eucharist. Celebration of the Lord's Passion has remained the source of power and grace until the present day. But from the thirteenth century on, in the Western Church great devotion to the eucharistic presence developed even outside of the Mass. In his book In the Presence of the Lord, Fr. Benedict Groeschel writes: "Since the time of St. Francis and St. Thomas Aquinas in the thirteenth century there has not been a single Catholic saint for whom this devotion has not been an integral part of the spiritual life." Actually, such devotion is rooted in the Church Fathers and may have arisen in practice by the end of the sixth century. Jesus told Thomas who had doubted, "Put your finger here; look, here are my hands" (John 20:27). Thomas looked and believed. Such recognition caused him to fall prostrate and say: "My Lord and my God!" This is what eucharistic devotion causes people to do as well. If one believes that the Eucharist is truly the body and blood of the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity, it is only natural to revere it even when we are not receiving it Q. The Bible clearly says that Jesus had brothers and sisters, but the Catholic Church teaches that Mary was a perpetual virgin; how can you reconcile those seemingly different positions? A. Mark 6:3 says, Is not this the carpenter, the son of Mary and brother of James and Joses, and Judas and Simon, and are not His sisters here with us? We need to realize a few things here about these brothers and sisters. First, there was no word for cousin, or for nephew or niece, or for aunt or uncle in ancient Hebrew or Aramaic the words that the Jews used in all those instances were brother or sister. An example of this can be seen in Gen 14:14, where Lot, who was Abraham s nephew, is called his brother. Another point to consider: In John 19:26-27, right before Jesus dies, it says that Jesus entrusted the care of His mother to the beloved disciple, John. If Mary had had any other sons, it would have been a bit of a slap in the face to them that the Apostle John was entrusted with the care of their mother. Q. Why is Good Friday referred to as Good when it refers to the day Jesus suffered and died? A. Because we immediately see the suffering and death Jesus endured for us on that day, which understandably brings us or should bring us great sorrow. And yet, because Jesus died for our sins on that day (1 Tim. 4:5-6), we see that it is indeed a good day; and, in some ways, good seems to fall a little short, as the Catechism of the Catholic Church indicates: Death is transformed by Christ. Jesus, the Son of God, also himself suffered the death that is part of the human condition. Yet, despite his anguish as he faced death, he accepted it in an act of complete and free submission to his Father's will. The obedience of Jesus has transformed the curse of death into a blessing.

7 7. Help4Kids Report; Columbus Hope Report; Editor s Note K of C Council 8980 Help 4 Kids / Backpack Buddies Wal-Mart Food Drive Help 4 Kids Backpack Buddies May Food Drive was conducted on Saturday the Garden City WAL-MART. This charitable project was performed through the efforts of 17 Knights providing 40 Charitable Knight service hours. The Charitable Service Hours were performed by the following volunteers: Ed Petras, Rich Rogers, Don Buscher, Rick Fox, Scott Tyler, Bill DiMarchi, Bob Roddy, Peter Croffey, Frank Lovas, Vin Vecchio, Bob Vecchio, Joe Lynch, Ken Pankowski, John Lock, Tom Darcy, Alan Cox and guest Kathy Dusko. There are no more food drives that we are involved with until September. Brother Knights, your prayers, dedication and hard work are truly blessings and appreciated. The Hungry Children of Help 4 Kids and Backpack Buddies thank you all!!! Knights of Columbus Council 8980 Columbus Hope Foundation May 2017 Update The 2017 Columbus Hope Foundation drive is underway and the first event was held at the church on Saturday and Sunday, May 20th and 21st. Thank you to Don Maher for being the Captain for the event. Don has done this for a few years and we are grateful for his support and we raised $2, We have lost the Bi-Lo store in Murrells Inlet because it is closing. The event in May will go on as planned but the second event in September will not. Brother Dom Falcone is working on a replacement store and we will know soon. I m confident that we will have a store for that September date. We currently have a Captain for all events. Brother Knights, please help as often as you can and please invite spouses, friends, children, and any one else that can help for this great cause. WE ARE ONE PLEASE GET ON BOARD May God Continue to Bless St. Michael s Council 8980 and our Special Children A note from the editor: Dear Brother Knights.. Have you ever thought what it might have been like to spend an hour with Jesus - all by yourself? I ve been going to adoration in a time slot with several other people, but last weekend, I had the chance to go in the middle of the night - All by Myself. If you haven t done this yet you MUST try it. What an experience! Call Brother Knight Walt Edmonston to schedule YOUR HOUR with the Lord

8 8. Grand Strand Assembly #2107 News & Corp Commander s Report FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR: SK KEN HEIN FAITHFUL CAPTAIN: LARRY BERRY FAITHFUL PILOT: SK JIM ADEE FAITHFUL ADMIRAL: SK JOHN KOKOSKA FAITHFUL OUTER SENTINEL - STEVE JACKO FAITHFUL INNER SENTINEL: SK DAVID KENNEDY REGIONAL MARSHAL:SK CHARLES VANDEMARK Brother Sir Knights; ASSEMBLY 2107 OFFICERS 2016 FAITHFUL FRIAR: REV. EDWARD FITZGERALD FAITHFUL COMPTROLLER: SK DAVE KRIEBEL FAITHFUL SCRIBE: SK WALT MEIER FAITHFUL PURSER: SK RAY ST. MICHEL YEAR TRUSTEE: SK JOHN AVERELLA YEAR TRUSTEE: SK DENNY LACZO YEAR TRUSTEE: SK MIKE URSO CORP COMMANDER: SK DON MAHER Here we are already approaching the last month of the Knights of Columbus year. As I look in the rearview mirror, if find a pleasant picture. We accomplished several things already and we have a few more upcoming. By the time you receive this message, we will have had our election of officers for the upcoming year. I applaud the men elected for stepping up to serve you and me as officers for the next year. Talking about new officers, the installation of those men will be on the afternoon of Sunday July 16th at St. James Parish. If you wish to attend, let me know and I will get you registered. Wives are invited. The dinner cost is $12.00 per person. Also in the recent past is the placing of flags at Hillcrest Cemetery. All went well with that detail and thanks to those who showed up to help. Now on the 31 st we will be back at Hillcrest Cemetery to pick up the flags. A little easier, but still time consuming, so if you can be there it will be appreciated as the more helping, the faster it gets done. As I write this article, we are still waiting for word about the Honor Guard s participating in the annual Memorial Day Celebration at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. There is a new organization in charge and the communication is not the same as in the past. If requested, we will be there. The Honor Guard was present at the two First Communion Masses last month. There were 65 children in total receiving their First Communion. They all looked great all decked out in their finest white outfits and they received our Lord of the first time. The same day the Honor Guard was present for the reception of the statue of Our Lady of Fatima. The Honor Guard participated at the Funeral Mass of a member of the Council, Harold Marlowe. Harold turned 100 years old. He never transferred into our Assembly, but was a registered member of an Assembly in New York. His daughter was pleased that we would attend. We will present the Flag Folding Ceremony at the 7:00 am Mass on Sunday May 28th. The Flag Folding team is doing a great job and we should all be proud of them as they instruct those watching the meaning of each fold. It is not just getting it done so it is neat, but each fold has a purposeful meaning. The next program is with Fr. Fr. Greg Caiazzo who will be presenting a talk on the role of the Chaplain in our Armed Services. He will focus on the Catholic Chaplains and the many areas they face on a daily basis. Another portion will be dedicated to the Chaplain s Seminary training, which the Knights of Columbus support wholeheartedly. Many of you know Fr. Greg, as he assists celebrating Masses at St Michaels. Fr. Greg is currently the President of the Military Chaplains Association. His program will start at 1:30 pm. He will make two talks with a break for refreshments. At the end we will celebrate Mass and have you on your way no later than 5:00 PM. You are all encouraged to attend and I will need to know if you are going to attend so we have enough refreshments for all. Mark your calendar so that you attend this special presentation by Fr. Greg. I assure you that it will be an afternoon you do want to miss. It was good to see several of our Sir Knights presented will a token of thanks from Pamela Walters, the Principal of St. Michael School for their participation in volunteering at the school in the past year. Congratulations and thank you for your support. Be safe and have a great Memorial Day. Fraternally yours, Ken Hein Faithful Corps Commander Report for May - by Don Maher On May 6, 2017, at 6 PM Mass the Honor Guard escorted 23 children about to make their First Holy Communion. On May 7, 2017 at 11 AM Mass the Honor Guard escorted 37 children for their First Holy Communion. At 3 PM on May 7, 2017 the Honor Guard worked the Silver Rose prayer Service. Those SK's who worked the Honor Guard were: Walter Meier, Ron Bellonio, John Olsen, John Kokoska, Scott Tyler, Ken Hein, John Averella, Jack Drust, Bernie Lodrick, Larry Berry, and Corp Commander Donald Maher.

9 P st Degree Anniversaries; 2017 Golf Tournament First Name Last Name 1st Degree Date Years of Continuous Service Council st Degree Anniversaries Robert Tanfield 6/1/ Stephen Mario 6/1/ Richard Niedzwiecki 6/1/ Frank Lovas 6/1/ Douglas Romeo 6/1/ Errol Fisher 6/3/ Edward Maurer 6/11/ Dix Colbert 6/6/ Dennis Laczo 6/2/ Aelred Pereira 6/8/ Anthony Cottone 6/18/ Thomas Feddon 6/18/ Richard Fox 6/18/ Andres Falcon 6/14/ Mark Jersek 6/14/ James Wood 6/14/ Robert Abt 6/7/ Thomas Carr 6/7/ James Rousseau 6/7/ th Annual Charity Golf When: June 24, 2014 Where: International Golf Club To Benefit: Various Charities Entry Fee - $85.00 to include: Golf Cart Round of Golf Food & Beverages Goodie Bag Value $100 Format Team Scramble (version of Fla. Step aside) Prizes: Closest to Pin Longest Drive Tournament Winners & Losers Speciality events and challenges Sign-up or questions: Contact: Ron FORE!!! Don t get teed off! Don t have a stroke! Join the club and have a great day at the International Golf Club with the Knights of Columbus, Council 8980 on Saturday, June 24. Your LOW entry fee of just $85.00 will get you a Golf Cart, Round of Golf (in a team scramble version of the Florida Step Aside - it s a twist on a standard scramble: Each stroke played by the 4-person team (other than the drives) includes one golfer sitting out - or "stepping aside" for - that stroke. Food and beverages provided, as well as a Goodie Bag with a $ Value and prizes for Closest to Pin and Longest Drive are also part of your day, and for the Tournament Winners (and Losers). There will be Special Challenges and events to keep you enjoying a summer day with your friends. Don t wait! Get your forms filled out and get your foursome ready.

10 10. The History of Flag Day; Tips on Preparing Your Home for Vacation. How to Prepare Your Home for Summer Vacation tips from Home Insurance Professionals To make sure that your home will be in the same shape as when you left, we've prepared some helpful hints for before and while you're away. After all, leaving worries behind is what vacation is all about. Here's a list to get you started. Two weeks ahead: Notify your local police department. In many communities they will periodically patrol your neighborhood, as well as check your windows and doors. Stop daily and weekly newspapers, but NOT mail..have neighbor collect it.. Arrange for lawn service. Arrange for pet care. Check your alarm system and notify the companies that monitor your fire and burglar alarms. Cut shrubs below window level and trim trees away from your house. Check your outdoor sprinkler system. Stop all routine delivery services such as groceries. Purchase light timers/check operation. Have neighbor put out your trash bin for pickup (ask neighbor to put a bag of his in your bin.) And, importantly, leave a key, itinerary, alarm code and phone number with a trustworthy neighbor. You may also want to tell the neighbor how to turn off your sprinkler system if your town institutes a water ban and you run your system off town water. You could face heavy fines, along with some angry neighbors. Just prior to departure: Flush toilets. Empty dishwasher.(leave it OPEN). Set thermostats higher than normal if you run air conditioning. Don't turn off your air conditioning if you live in a high humidity area, as it may lead to mold. Unplug nonessential electrical appliances. Turn off water to washing machine and toilets. Set timers and lights. Set several to switch on and off at different times of the day and night. Check window locks. Throw away refrigerated items that may spoil while you are away. Make sure trash is out of the house. Unhook electric garage door openers and manually lock them. Set alarm. Lock doors including deadbolt locks. Turn on answering machine. Have a Safe Trip!

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