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The Cvvmpass Knights of Columbus Monsignor George Lewis Smith Council No. 3684 Monsignor George Lewis Smith Assembly No. 1074 A Catholic, Family, Fraternal, Service Organization Meetings: Council No.

, Aiken, South Carolina 29803 May-June 2018 Grand Knight s Report The 97 th Annual State Convention for the South Carolina Knights of Columbus was held April 27 to 29, 2018 in Columbia, SC.

1 The Cvvmpass Knights of Columbus Monsignor George Lewis Smith Council No Monsignor George Lewis Smith Assembly No A Catholic, Family, Fraternal, Service Organization Meetings: Council No. 3684, 7:30PM, 2 nd & 4 th Wednesdays; Assembly No. 1074, 7:30PM, 3 rd Wednesday Bingo every Monday, 7:00PM, Columbus Club Hall, 1003 Spaulding Dr., Aiken, South Carolina May-June 2018 Grand Knight s Report The 97 th Annual State Convention for the South Carolina Knights of Columbus was held April 27 to 29, 2018 in Columbia, SC. David Didimamoff and I represented Council 3684 in the business meeting on Saturday. Father Jeffrey Kirby celebrated the Mass. On Sunday, the state council presented the award for Distinguished Council to our council, for our achievements during the past year in the categories of: Church, community, council, family, culture of life, and youth activities. As for the coming weekend: we have two events at church: the May Crowning of Mary with Procession and the Annual Parish Picnic. All Knights are requested to attend the May 6, 2018 May Procession for the May Crowning after the 11 AM bilingual Mass. Knights need to wear K of C white shirts or regular white shirts. You can pull up the St. Mary s website for details. Join us for the 11 AM Mass (or be in front of the church around 11:50 AM). Each parishioner is encouraged to bring flowers, especially from your garden, to carry in the procession and leave in the vases at the statue of our Blessed Mother. Then, join your fellow parishioners around 1 PM for our annual Parish Picnic. Please note there will be NO 12:30 PM or 5:00 PM Masses on May 6, 2018 so that all may come and enjoy the picnic as one parish. Knights of Columbus Yard Sale May 18 and 19, If you have items to donate, please call J.J. or Marion Engel. The council and assembly dinner will be scheduled by FN Ed Cordes for: Installation of the Officers on June 29, The Knights of Columbus invite you to a Fiesta! Please join us for a Cinco de Mayo party! Food, Fellowship, Fun, Music, and Dancing at St. Angela Hall and Courtyard (weather permitting) Saturday, May 19, 2018, 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Authentic all-you-can-eat Mexican buffet for $10 per person. Tickets available at the Parish Office starting May 1, 2018 or after weekend Masses May 5 and May 12, Tickets may also be purchased at the Parish picnic on May 6, All proceeds go to the Knights of Columbus charities. Thomas Baker, Grand Knight, thomasbaker1399@gmail.com Navigator s Log Report of the Nominating Committee, Assembly 1074 Chair: Maximilian B. Gorensek, PGK, PFN Edward H. Cordes, Jr., PGK, PFN Charles R. Goergen, FDD, PGK, PFN, PSW James G. Loftis, PGK, PFN April 18, 2018 We nominate the following slate of candidates for the designated offices of Monsignor G. L. Smith Assembly 1074 for the fraternal year. Faithful Navigator: Edward H. Cordes Faithful Captain: Daniel E. Mefford Faithful Pilot: Joseph Deskevich, Jr. Faithful Purser: Thomas A. Arnedos Faithful Comptroller: Maximillian B. Gorensek Faithful Scribe: Mark D. Kranjc Faithful Inner Sentinel: Richard J. Hesson Faithful Outer Sentinel: Alejandro J. Leguizamon Faithful Trustee 3 Year: Randall T. Brown Faithful Trustee 2 Year: Wayman J. Johnson Faithful Trustee 1 Year: William G. Collins, Jr. Faithful Admiral: John R. Shea Faithful Friar Very Rev. Gregory B. Wilson Commander of the Guard James G. Loftis All of the candidates are current, active members of the Assembly, all meet the criteria for the office they seek, and all are willing to serve. Edward H. Cordes, Faithful Navigator, ehc58@comcast.net

2 Grand Knight: Deputy Grand Knight: Chancellor: Warden: Recorder: Treasurer: FDD, PSW Advocate: Inside Guard: Outside Guard: Financial Secretary: Trustee 3 yrs: Trustee 2 yrs: Trustee 1 yr: Lecturer: District Deputy Chaplain Insurance Agent Council 3684 Officers Faithful F Thomas N. Baker Kevin P. O Donnell Randall T. Brown, PFN Larry R. Robinson Richard J. Hesson Charles R. Goergen, PGK, PFN, Craig S. Burgess John M. Casciotta Michael D. Pawley James G. Loftis, PGK, PFN David Didimamoff, PGK Dennis A. Fraser, PFN, PGK Michael M. O Leary, PGK, PFN Max B. Gorensek, PGK, PFN Sherril (Ed) Wilcox to be determined Bradley.bardon@kofc.org Assembly 1074 Officers Faithful Navigator: Edward H. Cordes Faithful Captain: Thomas N. Baker Faithful Pilot: Daniel E. Mefford Faithful Purser: Tom Arnedos Faithful Comptroller: Maximillian B. Gorensek Faithful Scribe: Mark Kranjc Faithful Inner Sentinel: Richard Hesson Faithful Outer Sentinel: Alex Leguizamon Faithful Trustee 3 Year: Randall T. Brown Faithful Trustee 2 Year: Wayman Johnson Faithful Trustee 1 Year: Frank Acosta Faithful Admiral: John R. Shea Faithful Friar Very Rev. Gregory B. Wilson Commander of the Guard James G. Loftis President Vice President Secretary/ Treasurer Ladies Auxiliary Officers Carole Casciotta Marion Engel Mary Ann Burgess Compass Editor The next issue of The Compass will be for July and Aug Please provide input to: Pat Welsh, jpwelsh@bellsouth.net by, 8:00PM, Friday, 29 June (803) July-August 2018 will be the last bulk mailing (paper issue) of the Compass. Please provide your address to: Bill Collins, (bbcollins@earthlink.net) to receive future issues of the Compass. Calendar 2018 Meetings May 02: Columbus Club 7:30 PM May 09: Council 3684 Meeting 7:30 PM May 16: Assembly 1074 Meeting 7:30 PM May 23: Council 3684 Meeting 7:30 PM June 06: Columbus Club 7:30 PM June 13: Council 3684 Meeting 7:30 PM June 20: Assembly 1074 Meeting 7:30 PM June 27: Council 3684 Meeting 7:30 PM 2018 Events May 6: May Crowning of Mary with Procession and the Annual Parish Picnic May 18 and 19: Knights of Columbus Yard Sale May 19: Cinco de Mayo Party, 6:00 to 10:00 PM, Food, (all-you-can-eat Mexican buffet for $10 per person) Fellowship, Fun, Music, and Dancing at St. Angela Hall and Courtyard (weather permitting). May 19 and 20: Tootsie Roll drive after each Mass, St Gerards and St Mary Help of Christians May 26: Fourth Degree, 77 th Exemplification, St Paul the Apostle Catholic Church, 1290 E Main St, Spartanburg, SC June 9: Blood Drive, 3:30 PM to 7:00 PM, St. Mary Help of Christians Church June 10: Blood Drive, 7:45 AM to 1:30 PM, St. Mary Help of Christians Church June 29: 8:00 PM, July-August 2018 Compass input (last bulk mail issue) June 29: Installation of Council and Assembly Officers and Dinner BINGO Schedule Bingo every Monday, 7:00PM, Columbus Club Hall, 1003 Spaulding Dr., Aiken, South Carolina All are welcome. Please come and enjoy. Veterans Outreach visit schedule May 11, June 8, July 13, August 17, September 14, and October 12, South Carolina Knights of Columbus Calendar of events South Carolina Knights of Columbus Calendar of events plus other info can be found at: Knights of Columbus life insurance Sir Knight Ray Visotski is the Knights of Columbus life insurance Field Agent for several Councils, including Contact information is: Ray Visotski, PGK, , ray.visotski@kofc.org

3 Monsignor George Lewis Smith Council 3684 and Assembly 1074 Rest in Peace Sir Knight William (Bill) Joseph O Leary, Jr., 77, went peacefully to be with our Lord Jesus Christ on Tuesday, April 3, A Requiem Mass will be held at 10 AM on Friday, April 13, 2018 at the Old St. Mary s Help of Christians Church, 203 Park Avenue SE, Aiken. A Visitation is planned for Thursday, April 12, 2018 from 4 to 6 PM at the George Funeral Home, 211 Park Ave SW, Aiken, SC. A Memorial Service will be held, at a later date, at Our Lady of the Cape Catholic Church in Brewster, MA. Interment will be at the Oak Ridge Cemetery, Dennis, MA. Bill is survived by his beloved wife of 44 years, Dona. He is also survived by three sons, William J. II (Annette) of Black Hawk, CO; Jonathan P. of Westminster, CO and Christopher M. (Megan) of Lafayette, CO and a grandson, Nicholas M. of Lafayette, CO. He was predeceased by his father and stepmother, William and Virginia O Leary, and his biological mother, Evelyn, who died in childbirth. Bill graduated from Archbishop Stepinac High School, White Plains, NY in 1958 and the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA in He received his Master s Degree from New York University. His business career was with the Bell System; first with New York Telephone, where he started as a Business Manager in New Rochelle, NY, and then to New York City on the Operations Staff. Bill transferred to AT&T Information Systems in 1983, where he was a General Manager, Global Services in New York City until his retirement in At that time, he and his wife Dona moved from Summit, NJ to Aiken, SC where they spent seven months each year and five months in their summer home in Dennis, MA. While in New York, he was on the Board of the New Rochelle Chamber of Commerce and served as President of the New Rochelle Kiwanis Club. Bill had several loves: God, Family, Holy Cross, Friends, and Golf. His love of God included Mass and several ministries including: a Eucharistic Minister, active member of the Mary, Mother of the Eucharistic Praesdium of the Legion of Mary, and a Perpetual Adorer. He was also a Sir Knight, (4 th Degree) in the Knights of Columbus, Council 3684 and Assembly His love of the College of the Holy Cross was exhibited as Class Chair for the Class of 1962 for the past 20 years and serving on the Board of the Holy Cross Alumni Association. Bill loved his friends in Aiken, SC and Dennis, MA, as well as, his Holy Cross Classmates. He was a member of the Men s Golf Association at Woodside Plantation in Aiken as well as Dennis Pines/Highlands in Massachusetts where he played regularly. In lieu of flowers, If you care to do so, Memorials may be made to the Holy Cross Fund, (specifically identified for The O Leary/Duarte Scholarship Fund), College of the Holy Cross, 1 College Street, Worcester, MA ATTENTION: ADVANCEMENT Please pray for the repose of his soul and the consolation of his family. Rest in Peace George Victor Weisert, Sr. passed away April 26, He was a Third Degree Knight in Council Father Michel Mukad will celebrate a Requiem Mass for George on Wednesday, May 2, 2018 at 1:00 PM; Old St. Mary Help of Christians Church on Park Ave., followed by interment at Calvary Cemetery. Please pray for the repose of his soul and the consolation of his family. Rest in Peace Jim Williams passed away on April 29, 2018, with his wife and family members present. Jim was a good friend to many of us. Jim was a life member of the Knights of Columbus in Kaleda, Ohio. Though he lived several years in Aiken, he kept his membership in Kaleda. A requiem Mass will be celebrated on Wednesday, May 2, 2018 at 11:00 AM in Old St Mary s Church in Aiken, SC. His obituary can be found on the George Funeral Home web site Please pray for the repose of his soul and the consolation of his family. Commander of the Guard Sir Knights, Thanks to the following Sir Knights for serving at Holy Thursday Mass. Father Wilson appreciated your service tonight. Bill Collins, and Max Gorensek, Choir, J. J. Engel, Tom Henry, Jim Loftis, Tom Monahon, Dick Schreck, John Shea, and Ray Visotski. We also appreciated the service of the four canopy bearers from our Council. Thanks to the following Sir Knights for their participation at Palm Sunday Mass and Blessing of our Lady of Guadalupe Mosaic. We also celebrated Bishop Guglielmone's ninth anniversary as our Bishop. Father Wilson appreciated our service. Bill Collins (Choir), Randall Brown, Chuck Goergen, Tom Henry, Jim Loftis, Tom Monahon, and John Shea. We have been requested by Father Wilson to serve in full regalia at First Holy Communion Saturday, May 5, 2018 at 10:00 AM in the church. Please let me know by/before Thursday, May 3, 2018 if you will be able to participate. We plan to assemble at St. Vincent Offices at 9:30 AM. P.S. We also need two or more Knights in regalia the next day, May 6, 2018 after the 11:00 AM Mass, to lead the annual May Procession. Let me know if you can serve in this capacity. We will convene at 11:45 AM at St. Vincent Offices to lead the procession. Other Knights in white shirts are requested to participate in the procession. GK Tom Baker will advertise via SK Bill Collins for this event. Please advise Tom if you can participate in white shirts. Thanks to the following Sir Knights for serving at Confirmation. Randall Brown, Chuck Goergen, Jim Loftis, Tom Monahon, Kevin O'Donnell, Dick Schreck, John Shea, and Dennis Simonson. The Bishop and Father Wilson appreciated our service. Dona O'Leary asked me to express her appreciation for the participation of the Knights in full regalia in the celebration of the life of her husband, SK Bill O'Leary. Bernie Girouard (Gifts), Max Gorensek (Choir), Randall Brown, Chuck Goergen, Wayman Johnson, Jim Loftis, Dick Schreck, John Shea, and Dennis Simonson. Great job! Thank you, Sir Knight Jim Loftis, Commander of the Guard

4 Veterans Outreach The Voluntary Service, Department of Veterans Affairs, CNVAMC 2018 Volunteer Awards Recognition Ceremony was held on Wednesday, April 11, 2018 at the Enterprise Mill Event Center in Augusta, Georgia. Three Assembly 1074 Knights received service awards. Vince Ingrasciotta received an award pin for 500 volunteer hours, Dick Schreck for 1000 hours, and I got a certificate for 12 years and 1524 hours. Dennis Simonson also attended but is between hours that qualify for a pin. He received 500 hours last year, the next award is for 750 hours. The Knights of Columbus was well represented at the ceremony with four Knights from Georgia and four Knights from South Carolina attending. The program booklet had a remembrance for Earle Moore and one other volunteer. It stated:" We would like to remember our Volunteers who are no longer with us. Their dedication, compassion, and willingness to serve others will not be forgotten. As we honor these men and women, let us not forget their tireless contributions." At his time of death, Earl Moore had 492 volunteer hours. We are continuing our VA Outreach with visits to the VA Medical Center once per month. We could use additional volunteers, just 4-5 hours or time you can spare once per month. "Don't ever question the value of volunteers. Noah's Ark was built by volunteers; the Titanic was built by professionals." Wayman Johnson, (803) , Cell: , waymanrosa@atlanticbb.net Blood Drive Shepeard Community Blood Center will Conduct a Blood Drive, At St. Mary Help of Christians Church. On Fairfield Street in Aiken, South Carolina Saturday June 9, :30 PM to 7:00 PM Sunday June 10, :45 AM to 1:30 PM Light up someone s Life, Donate Blood Help share this invaluable gift with someone in need Every donor is a hero to someone! Please choose to give. Thank you, Vince Ingrasciotta and John Kvartek Each donor will receive a free T-Shirt and free Lipid Profile after your third donation in a calendar year. Bring a picture ID, Drivers license or donor card! Donors should drink plenty of water before donating. SEMINARIAN DINNER THURSDAY, 17 MAY :30 TO 7:30 PM AT ST. ANGELA HALL SPONSORED BY THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SPAGHETTI, SALAD, BREAD, DESSERTS AND REFRESHMENTS $10.00 PER PERSON, FAMILY OF FIVE OR MORE $40.00 SENIORS AND CHILDEN (12 AND UNDER) $7.00 CHILDREN (4 AND UNDER) FREE TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE PARISH OFFICE MAY 1 thru 15, 2018 OR AT ALL THE MASSES THE WEEK END OF MAY 12 & 13, 2018 MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ASSEMBLY 1074 PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT OUR ST. MARY S SEMINARIAN ** WILL FREI ** FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT JOHN OR CINDY SHEA AT Work-Day Columbus Club Campus Clean up and provision of materials as follows: Members Provided Materials/Misc Dennis Fraser Brains Jim Loftis Humor Dan Meddoff Weed and Feed Larry Robinson Paint / Misc John Casciotta Weed Spray / Killer Kevin Stoner Mathematical Solutions Rick Tarrelton Hustle Kirk Welsh Numerous opinions Tom Henry Solitude Mark Szymanski Watchful eye and colorful words of support (If I spelled your name wrong, tough. Keep coming and I'll get it right, eventually if you keep coming) We accomplished most of the list that was put out, with the limited work force. So, this Fall we'll have more work for campus clean up. Again, a special thanks to the above that showed up and thanks to those that thought about coming. (Not) The closing thought of the work-day," If you want to get to Heaven you got to work a little. Mark Szymanski Columbus HOPE Foundation Helping Other People Every Day The Knights of Columbus will have a Tootsie Roll drive at all Masses on May 19 and 20, 2018 at St. Gerard s and St. Mary s. Money collected from this drive will be used to support the Special Olympics of Aiken, South Carolina. All donations collected will go to help people in our community with intellectual disabilities. The Knights will be handing out Tootsie Rolls and asking for your help. Tootsie Roll s are a reminder of this important program. Please be generous, open your heart, and show them that we care. Thank You, Vince Ingrasciotta Ladies Corner Well it looks like Spring is finally here. John and I will be leaving next month for Maine and will be back for our September meeting. At our last meeting Father Wilson gave an excellent presentation on "Forgiveness". At our May meeting May 9, 2018, Maryann Burgess will speak on scams, personal identity and defensive tactics. There are several important dates coming up. The Seminarians dinner May 17, 2018 run by John and Cindy Shea and the yard sale, with Marion Engel. She is going to need help May 15 to 19, We will have our last meeting on June 9, 2018 at my home which will be a pot luck luncheon. I will discuss this at our May meeting. Have a great summer. Carole Casciotta, President, Ladies Auxiliary

5 Thank you Bill Collins and Dennis Fraser for printing, assembling, folding, sealing, labeling, and mailing of the March-April 2018 Compass. Thank you, Pat Welsh, Editor of the Compass Compass Because of the costs to print and bulk mail, we plan to discontinue printing and bulk mailing of The Compass. We will continue to produce and distribute an version (PDF) to individuals for which we have an address. We will post the PDF on the St. Mary Help of Christians web site: and provide a few printed paper copies of The Compass in the Columbus Club Hall in Aiken, SC. The final print and bulk mail issue will be for July-August Input to the Editor of the Compass (jpwelsh@bellsouth.net) is usually by 8:00 PM, the last day of every second month. The Compass is distributed in the first week of the month of the issue. The May-June issue will be distributed the first week in May. July-August 2018 will be the last bulk mailing (printed paper issue) of the Compass. Please provide your address to: Bill Collins, (bbcollins@earthlink.net) to continue receiving the Compass by . Compass The Compass, newsletter for Monsignor G. L. Smith Council 3684 and Assembly 1074 is now available as a PDF on the St Mary Help of Christians Parish web site. To view go to the URL for the site: Then: 1. On the main page, click on the Ministries menu at the top. 2. Under Ministries, click on Knights of Columbus 3. On the Knights of Columbus page, click the button Compass March 2018 on the right side of the page, part way down. This will open The Compass as a PDF. You can read the PDF directly on the web and can also download the PDF to your computer if you wish. We will be sending each issue of The Compass via , as a PDF, to Patrick Wray, who is a Brother Knight and Administrative Manager of the Parish, as well as to the Parish Office. They will post it to the web site. Patrick has agreed to keep the most recent three issues of The Compass on the web site in the future. many companies can say that? It is our responsibility to continue, the business, in a way that Father McGivney intended. He founded this organization so that a caring community of Catholic families could come together and protect widows and orphans from financial devastation upon the death of the bread winner. Our mission remains the same 136 years later. From our founding to the present day, we are and have been an unapologetically Catholic company. For us, this means that we must conduct our business in accordance with Catholic principles. We have established a strict screening process for our investments, and we refuse to invest in companies that deal in abortions, contraception, human cloning, embryonic stem cell research, for-profit health care that pays for any of the aforementioned, and pornography. We are an organization by brother Knights, for brother Knights. We do not worry about stock price, shareholders, or corporate takeovers. We worry about doing what is right for our members and their families. After all, we are brother Knights too. As agents, we are rigorously trained to adhere to the highest ethical standards. Each of us must sign a Code of Ethics, which is modeled after the Ten Commandments. Among its commandments is Thou shall present, honestly and accurately, all the facts necessary to enable a member to make an informed decision. Our fraternal ties to our members, it goes on to say, make it more incumbent on us, in our dealings with them, to assure that their interests are uppermost in our minds as we provide solutions to their financial needs. It all boils down simply to the golden rule Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. After all, we are our brother s keeper. That is our commitment to you. And that is our commitment to conducting our business in line with Church teaching, and in line with the vision of our holy founder. We are honored that the Ethisphere Institute has acknowledged that commitment. Discover the benefits of doing business with one of the World s most ethical companies. Contact me today. Ray Visotski, PGK, , ray.visotski@kofc.org Knights of Columbus life insurance An Ethical Responsibility In March of 2018 the Knights of Columbus was named one of the World s Most Ethical Companies by the Ethisphere Institute for the fifth year in a row. This is a tremendous honor and achievement that all Knights should be proud of. You are part of a fraternal benefit society that puts integrity above everything. But tremendous though it is, being one of the world s most ethical companies is not just an achievement; it s our legacy and our responsibility. We will not settle for less. We owe it to our founder, to our Church, and to our members. As a business, the Knights of Columbus holds a unique place in the world. For starters, we were founded by a Venerable Servant of God, who, we pray, is on the path to Sainthood. How

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NEWSLETTER OF ST. MATTHEW KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL # Dear Fellow Brother Knights of Columbus.

NEWSLETTER OF ST. MATTHEW KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL # Dear Fellow Brother Knights of Columbus. Officers Chaplain Very Reverend Tom J. Anastasia, V.F. Grand Knight Jack Hughes Deputy Grand Knight Mike Harris Warden Al Adams Chancellor Edwin Maisonet Financial Secretary Bill Taylor Treasurer Joel