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Volume 20, Issue 10 April 2015 Knightly News April Events: 2nd. Adoration 7th. General Meeting 9th. Adoration 11th. Felice Cuores 16th. Adoration 23rd. Adoration 24,25,26th. State Convention 28th.

Adoration Inside this issue: For Those We Pray 2 Grand Knight Message Brothers, Once again, I want to thank everyone who has given up their time to work at this year's Fish Fries.

Not only has the food been excellent, but the many groups who have come together to provide an atmosphere of fellowship and family in working together to provide this much needed service to the

1 Volume 20, Issue 10 April 2015 Knightly News April Events: 2nd. Adoration 7th. General Meeting 9th. Adoration 11th. Felice Cuores 16th. Adoration 23rd. Adoration 24,25,26th. State Convention 28th. Officer s Meeting 30th. Adoration Inside this issue: For Those We Pray 2 Grand Knight Message Brothers, Once again, I want to thank everyone who has given up their time to work at this year's Fish Fries. The feedback I have received from the parish and workers has been very positive. Not only has the food been excellent, but the many groups who have come together to provide an atmosphere of fellowship and family in working together to provide this much needed service to the Parish. At our next General Meeting ( April 7) we will begin nominations for your Council Officers, we are in need of a Grand Knight, Deputy Grand Knight, Financial Secretary, 3 Year Trustee and Inside Guard. Descriptions of each of these posts are available on our website, or if you need more information you may contact me directly. We will have a 1st Degree Exemplification at our May Meeting, currently we have two new members to bring in at that time, one more and we will reach our goal of adding 10 members this year! If you know of someone who might have an interest in joining our Council, please let us know and he will be contacted. Coming in April we will have Adoration (4/9, 4/16, 4/23, 4/30), Felice Cuores on 4/11 and an Officer's Meeting on 4/28. Don't forget Fr. Stoltz' Gala on 4/25, the Knights have been asked to help bartend at the event and help with the clean-up the next day. Thank you again for all of your help and prayers for our Brothers in Sickness in Distress. Vivat Jesus! Inspirational Thought 2 John Butler Grand Knight April Birthdays Officers Message From Lecturer 3 April Anniversaries 3 March Fish Fry 4 Grand Knight Deputy GK Chaplain Chancellor Treasurer Financial Secretary Lecturer Advocate SK John Butler SK Ron Krentz SK Rev. Mark Chrismer SK Earl Albers SK Natale Lucido SK Jeffrey Brzezinski John Drabik SK Frank Dunne Recorder SK Glenn Hoffmeister Warden John Stieferman 3 Yr Trustee SK Bradley Bingaman 2 Yr Trustee Dale Abernathie 1 Yr Trustee SK Daniel Topik Inside Guard SK William Carr Outside Guard Gregory Galati March Communion Breakfast 5 1

which nothing can shake. - Basil C. Hume Linda Huck, Mary Thompson, Richard Kelser, R.

, Cathy Sulltrop, Tesse Hancock, Ron Johnson, Theresa Shade, Karen Kennedy, Michael Hedrick, Janis Payton, Betty Abernathie, Carol Elhart, David

Clare, Jeannine Soulsby, Tom Bushold, Richard Cunningham, Kathleen Galati, Al Halon, Rich Huck, Gordon Sulltrop, Rebecca Potter, Sue Gralle, Daniel

Gerry Maryas, Mark Chambers, Fred Bieber, Dan Topik, David Boone, Brad Bingaman, Gary Roberts, Sam Newbold, Beverly Delaney, Jean McGee, Bernice Prost

.. When you are scared... When you are worried... When you are confused... And when you are lost... I'll be your beacon... This is my oath.

2 Knightly News Page 2 For These We Pray... The great gift of Easter is hope Christian hope which makes us have that confidence in God, in his ultimate triumph, and in his goodness and love, which nothing can shake. - Basil C. Hume Linda Huck, Mary Thompson, Richard Kelser, R. Wollenberg, Charles Sikorsky, Harvey Riegel, David Czarnecki, Sr. Mary Jo Meyer, Wes Barcles, Emery Daniel, Denise Orwick, Bruce Thompson Sr., Cathy Sulltrop, Tesse Hancock, Ron Johnson, Theresa Shade, Karen Kennedy, Michael Hedrick, Janis Payton, Betty Abernathie, Carol Elhart, David Chunn, Shirley Dolan, Lynn Marquart, Brenda Bailey, Danny Hills, Neil Redeker, Doug St. Clare, Jeannine Soulsby, Tom Bushold, Richard Cunningham, Kathleen Galati, Al Halon, Rich Huck, Gordon Sulltrop, Rebecca Potter, Sue Gralle, Daniel Bierman, Janice Kelly, Ladona Applebaum, Jennifer Annunciata, Jeff Newbold, Henry Schaper, Sam Sandbothe, Jane Drabik, William Kenvin, Gary Lewis, Gerry Maryas, Mark Chambers, Fred Bieber, Dan Topik, David Boone, Brad Bingaman, Gary Roberts, Sam Newbold, Beverly Delaney, Jean McGee, Bernice Prost and our seminarians: Scott Scheiderer and Cole Bestgen and all members of the Military. Inspirational MY OATH TO YOU... When you are sad... When you are scared... When you are worried... When you are confused... And when you are lost... I'll be your beacon... This is my oath... Why, You may ask... I will dry your tears. I will calm your fears. I will give you hope I will help you cope. And can't see the light, Shining ever so bright. I pledge till the end. Because you're my friend. Signed: GOD April Birthdays 2 Sam Newbold 16 Patrick Huxen 6 Jacob Pope 16 Leroy Skoch 10 Bud Roberts 17 John McCabe 12 Scott Annunziata 18 Lawrence Leahy 12 Gordon Sulltrop 29 Glenn Hoffmeister 15 Father Mark Chrismer 2

Volume 20, Issue 10 Page 3 Message From Our Lecturer A circuit preacher and his young son traveled the countryside on horseback.

At one such small church, the preacher and his son entered the church and the preacher casually threw a quarter into the poor box.

" He opened the box and dropped the contents into the preacher's hand...a quarter. As the preacher and his son were riding away, the preacher was grumbling about the meager pay.

3 Volume 20, Issue 10 Page 3 Message From Our Lecturer A circuit preacher and his young son traveled the countryside on horseback. When they approached a small town the preacher would offer to preach a sermon at the small church in exchange for what the congregation could afford to pay. At one such small church, the preacher and his son entered the church and the preacher casually threw a quarter into the poor box. After a fine sermon, one of the congregation stood and thanked the preacher and said, "We're a small church and we can afford to pay you only what's in the poor box." He opened the box and dropped the contents into the preacher's hand...a quarter. As the preacher and his son were riding away, the preacher was grumbling about the meager pay. The son listened for a bit and said "Dad, if you wanted more out, why didn't you put more in?" We always get out of life (and volunteering) pretty much what we put into it! -- Unknown In Korea, there is a legend about a native warrior who died and went to heaven. "Before I enter," he said to the gatekeeper, "I would like you to take me on a tour of hell." The gatekeeper found a guide to take the warrior to hell. When they got there, the warrior was astonished to see a great table piled high with every tasty food he could imagine - anything one could possibly want to eat or drink. The warrior then looked at the people. They were all starving. "How could this be?" he asked the guide. "Are they not allowed to eat?" "Oh yes, they can eat," said the guide "but they must use the chopsticks they are given. They are five feet long and they must hold them at the end. Just look at them. They miss their mouths every time!" "Enough," said the warrior, "This is hell, indeed! Please take me back to heaven." In heaven, to his surprise, he saw a similar room, with a similar table loaded with all the same food. But, the people were in radiant health, happy and wellnourished. The warrior turned to the guide and said, "I see - no chopsticks here." The guide replied that yes, the people were still issued chopsticks and yes, they were still five feet long and that they still must be held at the end - but, the difference was that in heaven the people learned to feed each other. -- Unknown April Anniversaries 4 Louis & Christine Madrid 21 Michael & Paulette Arway 26 Martin & JoAnn Ryan One day an elephant saw a hummingbird lying on its back with its tiny feet up in the air. "What are you doing?" asked the elephant. The hummingbird replied, "I heard that the sky might fall today, and so I am ready to help hold it up, should it fall." The elephant laughed cruelly. "Do you really think," he said, "that those tiny feet could help hold up the sky?" The hummingbird kept his feet up in the air, intent on his purpose, as he replied, "Not alone. But each must do what he can. And this is what I can do." -- Chinese Proverb 3

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5 March Communion Breakfast The Knights Family Communion Breakfast was held in Alban Hall on 3/29. There were 80 in attendance. Everyone had a wonderful time interacting with each other while enjoying a great breakfast. 5

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