Knights of Columbus Assembly Advisor Holy Spirit Assembly 3588 March, 2018 Volume 4 Number 3

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1 Knights of Columbus Assembly Advisor Holy Spirit Assembly 3588 March, 2018 Volume 4 Number 3 Assembly Mission To support the mission of the Knights of Columbus, acknowledge a belief in God, to promote charitable works, and to honor the sacrifice of those who serve by enhancing the lives of our veterans, active duty military, and their families, both at home and abroad. For God and Country, we advocate for veterans, educate our communities, and promote patriotism, good citizenship, faith and God s grace. Assembly Vision - To support the vision of the Knights of Columbus while becoming one of the recognized leaders in our community for providing support for our veterans, our military, and their families by shaping a positive future in an atmosphere of fellowship, patriotism, peace and security. MARCH 28, 2018 March Meeting will be at Ascension Parish 230 Santa Maria Dr. Chesterfield, MO The meeting will start promptly at 7:00 PM on Wednesday March 28, Our guest speakers will be Sir Knight John Russo along with Ann Klein from Support Dogs. Mr. Russo s bio is included later in this newsletter. The April Meeting will also be at Ascension Parish at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, April 25, ASSEMBLY LIAISONS AT YOUR COUNCILS: Ascension Council Cliff Weeks Cardinal Ritter Allen Holtmeyer St Genevieve dubois Tom Dougherty CPOP Greg Mathiesen Holy Infant -Rich Lacaille Incarnate Word Stan Mengwasser St Joseph / Marian Art Bowles St Clement of Rome - St. Alban Roe Ron Krentz St Clare of Assisi Bill Cannon FROM THE FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR AND LADIES AUXILIARY PRESIDENT: Brother Knights and Ladies, We wanted to start by congratulating Bishop Hermann on the 55th anniversary of his Ordination to the Priesthood on March 30, Thank you for all you do. Next, we wanted to congratulate our 39 Brother Sir Knights who recently completed their 4th Degree. Welcome to the Holy Spirit Assembly. Their names are listed later in the newsletter. We look forward to getting to know them and getting them involved in the Assembly. Special thanks goes to our Exemplification Chairman Jeff Grotegeers and ALL of the Knights and ladies from our Assembly who worked so hard preparing for and ensuring a successful hospitality suite and exemplification. The Holy Spirit Assembly received a number of compliments. 1

2 Switching gears.it is hard to believe lent is in full swing and Holy Week is fast approaching. According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, the real aim of Lent is, above all else, to prepare men for the celebration of the death and Resurrection of Christ the better the preparation the more effective the celebration will be. One can effectively relive the mystery only with purified mind and heart. The purpose of Lent is to provide that purification by weaning men from sin and selfishness through selfdenial and prayer, by creating in them the desire to do God s will and to make His kingdom come by making it come first of all in their hearts. Hopefully everyone had a spiritual renewal and I pray everyone has a Happy Easter. In closing and in preparation for Holy Week masses, I wanted to finish with a cute story: Six-year-old Angie and her four-year-old brother Joel were sitting together during mass. Joel giggled, sang, and talked out loud. Finally, his big sister had enough. 'You're not supposed to talk out loud in church.' 'Why? Who's going to stop me?' Joel asked. Angie pointed to the back of the church and said, 'See those two men standing by the door? They're hushers.' Respectfully, David Goetz Faithful Navigator SPECIAL THANKS Thanks to Jeff Grotegeers and all who worked hard to make the 2018 Exemplification a huge success. You represented Holy Spirit Assembly in a great manner! CONGRATULATIONS & WELCOME TO THE SIR KNIGHTS WHO BECAME MEMBERS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT ASSEMBLY IN 2018 Sir Knight Council Mark Adams Lynn (Bud) Avery 9981 Vincent Bange Dawson Biermann Stephen Brunts 9981 John (Nick) Carter 9981 Timothy Casey 7119 Joseph Charnowski 9981 Rev. Fredrick Devaraj John Favazza 7119 Don Helfers Patrick Hickey 9981 Roger Jacques 9981 Thomas Landzaat 9522 Deacon Keith Mallon Patrick Muenks Rev. Walter Munna 9981 Walter Nowak 9522 Mark O Donnell Rev.Godwin Olugbami 9981 John Peckham Anthony Reiner Malcolm Saldanha David Sander Gerard Sander 9981 Keith Sanders 7119 Frederick (Allan) Schwarb 9981 Paul Temme 7119 Thomas Will 9522 Kenneth Winkler 9981 Shawn Harrison 9981 Jeremy Lancaster 6500 Michael Leonard William Maurer G. Patrick O Donnell 9981 Michael Pilla Joseph Rotarius 6500 Leo Seiler Jr Paul Watters 7119 Robert Zerega 9981 FAITHFUL PURSER Sir Knights, The Holy Spirit Assembly's current Faithful Purser, Bill Lukas is home from the hospital and we pray that he continues to recover. Understandably, Bill has stepped down from the FP position to focus on his recovery. Stan Mengwasser graciously stepped in to fill the immediate gap over the last several weeks. We have now identified Brother Sir Knight Ron Casey as a candidate to handle the duties. With Ron's accounting background and previous experience at the Council level, I am

3 confident he will do a great job. Supreme's Laws and Rules Governing the Fourth Degree of the Knights of Columbus indicate that "Special elections to fill vacancies may be held on one week's notice". This is notification that we will be voting at our upcoming meeting on March 28th to approve Ron for the Faithful Purser position through the end of this fraternal year. We will then vote on a full slate of officers for the fraternal year at our May meeting. I look forward to seeing everyone at the upcoming meeting and I hope you consider running for one of the officer or director positions. Regards, David Goetz Faithful Navigator (See notes from Holy Spirit Assembly By-Laws regarding Elections and Officer Descriptions included in this newsletter) FROM THE FAITHFUL COMPTROLLER OUR 2018 DUES COLLECTION RATE IS AT 86%. WE HAVE 37 MEMBERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID THEIR 2018 DUES. I ENCOURAGE ALL WHO HAVE NOT SENT IN THEIR PAYMENTS TO DO SO AT THEIR EARLIEST CONVENIENCE. OUR ASSEMBLY APPRECIATES YOUR PROMPT ATTENTION TO THIS REQUEST--RON. LADIES AUXILIARY BIRTHDAYS: KNIGHTS BIRTHDAYS: MARCH John Bacheldor (13) Ryan Black (11) Leonard Bodus (29) James Buehrig Jr. (30) Pat Buehrle (13) Jerry Burmeister (19) Richard Buschart (6) Phillip Desloge (27) Art DeVillar (10) Steve Dickhut (12) Frank Dunne (8) Andy Dyszlewski (29) Mark Faller (14) Tim Fogerty (1) Tim Gamma (23) John Gehbauer Rev. Michael Grosch (16) Joseph Hill (14) Michael Hill (14) Larry Hoepfner (7) Ted Juen (23) Charles Lages (1) Mike Lane (21) Mike Leonard (16) 3 Jeff Logullo (10) Don Mueller (8) Patrick Muenks (17) Walter Munna (10) Ted Naegel (7) Mark O Donnell (28) Tom Ortmann (19) Anthony Reiner (21) John Russo (24) Fred Schwarb (2) Dr. Michael Stadnyk (13) Lee Trani (11) Tom Warrington (6) Ken Wening (1) Happy Birthday to you all and may you have many more to come. I apologize to those I missed if my roster is not current. WELFARE COMMITTEE - KEEP THEM IN YOUR PRAYERS: Please pray for your brother Knights and ladies who have been called home to God and those who are ill and in need of prayers. May their illnesses and pains subside and may they get on the road to a speedy recovery very soon. May

4 God be with you and guide you to a full recovery. If you aren't comfortable with computers, please feel free to contact Ron Krentz by phone ( ) or me at ronkrentz1@gmail.com FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE: In order to continue to serve others and focus on the tenet of our Patriotic degree, we must have some fundraising activities to help support the service we do for others. As a result, we are looking at several possible social and fundraising activities in 2017 including a trivia night, a bingo night, selling kettle corn, visiting McBride Mansion again, and/or others. We are asking a few of you with a desire to get involved and possibly some past experience with one of these similar events, to become part of a committee to organize one or multiple events. I know it may seem like a lot of work but I can almost guarantee that once a few step up to lead that a number of others will follow to make sure it happens. This is important and I hope you will seriously consider this request and the Assembly s need for your involvement. PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE: Patriotism Report: Holy Spirit s monthly shift at the USO facility at terminal 1 at Lambert Airport is the 1 st Sunday of the month. The shift is from 6:00 until Midnight. The next opportunity for you to volunteer is Sunday, April 1st. Doug Brown reported that our assembly now owns the shift from 2-6 P.M. the 5 th Friday of the month. The next 5 th Friday will be Friday, March 30 th. Please contact Doug Brown if you d like to be part of this shift. After you have been registered as a volunteer, Individual shifts are also available to staff available slots. In additions to the main USO facility at Terminal 1, volunteers also support the satellite facility at Terminal 2. Any Assembly member wanting a taste of the volunteer experience is welcome to shadow on an assembly shift. Contact Don or Doug for more information. As always, any information you may have on opportunities to support veterans or new ideas please contact me or Doug Brown. Thanks, Don Mueller donmo3@gmail.com Doug Brown dougbrownins@sbcglobal.ne t CIVIC COMMITTEE: Please see article later in the newsletter dealing with civic issues. If you have any input, please forward to Kyle McCollom. Let us all pray for the success of our new President and what we expect will be the resulting success of our Great Nation. MEMORIAL COMMITTEE: The memorial placement forms are available from Ron Krentz or on the website. Please complete your form and turn it in to Ron. SUPPLY OFFICER: 4

5 Charlie Williams has agreed to step in temporarily as the Assembly Supply Officer. He is available to help with orders for Regalia and to accept regalia from Honor Guard members who are retiring and would be willing to donate their regalia to another Sir Knight. Please thank Charlie when you see him let him know if you would be interested in taking on the position. HOLY SPIRIT IS GROWING Do you know a Brother Knight who would be a fine addition to our Assembly!!! Have you invited him to join? If not, please extend the invitation. It s not too early to start planning for Exemplification DEADLINE FOR NEWSLETTER ARTICLES: For the April 2018 newsletter, the deadline for articles will be April 10, WEBMASTER COMMENTS: HONOR GUARD COMMANDER: Please see the HG report in the newsletter and the website for other upcoming callouts. FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER: If any Knight knows of a Brother Knight who is sick or if there was a death of a member, or in a member s immediate family, please contact the Assembly to organize support. The Knights are committed to assist any widow of a deceased Knight. If you know a widow of a Brother Knight or a member in need, please contact our Welfare Committee Chairman, Ed Cox at or at ed.cox@sbcglobal.net. EDITOR IN CHIEF: Please help in assisting us in the publishing of this newsletter by providing feedback on the newsletter and by submitting your monthly column as early as possible. Any member of the Assembly can submit articles for the monthly newsletter. If you have an article to submit, please forward it to me by the deadline for newsletter articles. David Goetz and Mark Dagestad Strollways Dr. Chesterfield, Mo or to: dagvoss417@yahoo.com 5 FROM YOUR WEBMASTER! Thanks to everyone who submitted a photo to be placed in the Honor Guard and Membership Rosters. If you go to our website org/ you can view the pictures. If there is not a picture by your name, don't be alarmed, just me at rkrentz48@sbcglobal.net with your photo and it will be placed next to your name. Since the exemplification we have many new members. It is nice for them to place a face with a name so that they can get acquainted with all our members. We now have a tab for our Brother Sir Knights in Memoriam. This section gives information on the Sir Knights from our Assembly who have been called home to God. FROM THE WEBMASTER: I am still accepting photos for our membership list. If you have not sent in a photo and would like to do so,

6 please send me a photo of yourself via . ASSEMBLY CHOIR: HOLY SPIRIT ASSEMBLY BY LAWS ARTICLE II ELECTIONS Our Holy Spirit Choir, under the Direction of Pat Bacheldor, wife of SK John Bacheldor and Auxiliary member, has passed the one year mark since inception We are asking the membership to seriously consider joining our ranks and become a part of this growing and fun program. Many of our current members have no formal music training or choir experience and are doing very well. You can too! For more information or to join, contact Charlie Williams at or secondknight@att.net or Pat Bacheldor at or pbacheldor@att.net. COLOR CORPS FLAG ENSEMBLE: Assembly Color Corps Flag Ensemble. Please let us know if you are interested. MEMBER COUNCIL NEWS: Please send in any pertinent Council news that you would like us to share in the newsletter. There are a few upcoming Council activities noted later in the newsletter. PRAYER TO THE HOLY FAMILY Holy Family, we consecrate ourselves and our family to you. May we be completely united in a love that is lasting, faithful and open to the gift of new life. Help us to grow in virtue, to forgive one another from our hearts, and to live in peace all our days. Keep us strong in faith, persevering in prayer, diligent in our work, and generous toward those in need. May our home, O Holy Family, truly become a domestic church where we reflect your example in our daily life. Amen. Jesus, Mary and Joseph, pray for us! Article II ---- Elections Section 1. All officers shall be elected at the first regular meeting in May of each year. The officers shall hold office for a term of one year, beginning July 1, and until their successors are elected and qualified. Trustees shall be elected for three year staggered terms, as provided in Article VIII, Section 24(i) of the Laws and Rules of the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus. Sec. 2. The election of officers shall be by ballot. A majority of all the votes cast shall be necessary to elect. When only one candidate is proposed for a particular office and no further nominations have been made from the floor, the presiding Faithful Navigator shall declare the individual elected by acclamation. Sec. 3. The Faithful Navigator shall appoint two members who shall not be candidates in the election to act as Tellers. After all who are entitled to vote have voted, the nominations shall be declared closed and the Tellers shall then proceed to count the votes. One Teller shall examine each ballot singly and pass the same to his associate, who shall read aloud the name or names written or printed on all legal ballots. The Faithful Scribe shall tally the votes 6

7 and the result thereof shall be announced by the presiding officer. Sec. 4. Each officer elected must qualify and fill the office to which he is chosen, with or without installation, at the first regular meeting in the month of July succeeding his election, unless excused by a vote of the Assembly, and must present himself for installation at the time specified in the notice issued by or through the District Master, unless excused by such officer. Otherwise such office shall be considered vacant. 3 Sec. 5. Vacancies in elective offices shall be filled, after written notice to the members, by election at the regular business meeting next succeeding the regular meeting at which the vacancy was created. HOLY SPIRIT ASSEMBLY BY LAWS ARTICLE III OFFICER DESCRIPTIONS Article III ---Officers Section 1. Each Assembly shall elect a Faithful Navigator, a Faithful Captain, a Faithful Pilot, a Faithful Comptroller, a Faithful Scribe, a Faithful Purser, Faithful Inner and Outer Sentinels, a Faithful Admiral and three Trustees. The Faithful Navigator, Faithful Captain, Faithful Admiral and Faithful Pilot shall annually appoint a Catholic Priest to act as Faithful Friar or Chaplain but such selection must be made in accordance with any rules established by the Archbishop of the diocese in which the Assembly is located. The Faithful Admiral shall be chosen from the Past Faithful Navigators of the Assembly, if any. Sec. 2. The Faithful Navigator shall act as presiding officer, with all powers and duties incident to such office. In his absence, or inability to perform such duties of office, the Faithful Captain shall perform such duties and exercise such powers. Sec. 3. The Faithful Captain shall, in the absence of the Faithful Navigator, perform the duties and exercise the powers of that office. He shall also, to assure a good attendance at meetings and other functions, have charge of social and other activities under the Good of the Order. Sec. 4. The Faithful Admiral shall preside in case of the absence of both the Faithful Navigator and Faithful Captain and may have such other powers and perform such other duties as herein prescribed. Sec. 5. The Faithful Pilot shall have charge of all properties and ceremonials of the Assembly excluding moneys, accounts and record books of the officers, shall be responsible for arrangement of the Assembly chamber and shall 7 direct and be responsible for the activities of the Sentinels. Sec. 6. The Faithful Comptroller shall collect and receive all moneys due the Assembly and all funds obtained from any source. He shall transfer all proceeds to the Faithful Purser and obtain a receipt from that officer. He shall also: (1) keep accounts of the charges and receipts of each member; (2) keep a roll of the members, their membership numbers, birth dates, mailing addresses, phone numbers, addresses and the date of initiation in the Fourth Degree; (3) upon request by a member transferring to another Assembly, issue a transfer card, signed by the Faithful Navigator and attested to by the Faithful Comptroller; (4) issue to each member not indebted to the Assembly for dues a Fourth Degree membership card, duly signed and attested as above, which card shall entitle a member to admittance to any meeting of the Fourth Degree within the period specified on said card and upon further compliance with the rule requiring the member to produce a Third Degree membership card; (5) keep such necessary official records and forms as will be required by the Supreme Secretary; (6) notify quarterly the Supreme Secretary of all suspensions, withdrawals, deaths, reinstatements

8 and transfers to or from other assemblies occurring during the period; (7) perform all other duties as directed by the members of the Assembly or by the Faithful Navigator; and (8) perform all duties incident to his office as required by the Order s laws, the Laws and Rules of the Fourth Degree and the Supreme Board of Directors. Sec. 7. The Faithful Scribe shall keep a record of the minutes of all regular and special meetings in an authorized permanent record prescribed for that purpose by the Assembly. Sec. 8. The Faithful Purser shall act as the treasurer of the Assembly, keeping necessary records in an authorized permanent record prescribed for that purpose by the Assembly. He shall give a receipt to the Faithful Comptroller for all moneys given him by said Faithful Comptroller. He shall issue authorized Assembly checks for all orders drawn on him which are signed by the Faithful Comptroller and countersigned by the Faithful Navigator. All such orders shall have the approval of the Board of Trustees, excluding demands of the Supreme Council, initiation fees due the District Master, the regular and 5 usual stated payments of the Assembly and payments authorized by the Assembly Officers. Sec. 9. The Faithful Inner and Outer Sentinels shall be responsible to see that all in attendance at meetings are in possession of appropriate valid Third and Fourth Degree membership cards and shall perform such other duties as directed by the Faithful Pilot. Sec. 10. The Trustees shall before each meeting carefully examine all bills and present same to the Assembly with their recommendations. The approval of a least two members of the Board of Trustees shall be required for the payment of any appropriate bills or statements. The Trustees shall annually during the first ten days of July perform an audit of the books of the Faithful Comptroller and Faithful Purser as of each June 30, report their finding to the Assembly, and file the same with the Assembly not later than the next regular meeting of the Assembly following such audit. The Faithful Navigator shall be chairman of the Board of Trustees. 8

9 I THOUGHT YOU SHOULD KNOW Jesus silence roars with love for our redemption SUBMITTED ON MARCH 15, 2018 Bishop Robert J. Hermann I THOUGHT YOU SHOULD KNOW Jesus silence roars with love for our redemption On Palm Sunday, we enter into the most moving week of the liturgical year. As we enter into His passion through quiet prayer, we engage the love in His heart that embraces the sufferings and insults of all humanity. This is Christ's opportunity to pour out on mankind God's unfathomable love and mercy. As we encounter His outward silence, let us be in touch with the inward roar of saying "yes" to the Father. Jesus models the strength and wisdom we need in encountering the effects of sin in our lives. Palm Sunday's first two readings set the stage and throw light on what is happening in the heart of Jesus. Isaiah begins with what might be a mystic's explanation. "The Lord God has given me a well-trained tongue, that I might know how to speak to the weary a word that will rouse them. Morning after morning He opens my ear that I may hear; and I have not rebelled, have not turned back. I gave my back to those who beat me, my cheeks to those who plucked my beard; my face I did not shield from buffets and spitting." Jesus might well have prayed over this passage from Isaiah again and again, rehearsing in His own body His response to the coming sufferings. Silence is His response to violence, setting the stage for the passion, and it also ought to set the stage for our passion. Next, we move into Paul's understanding of the meaning of these sufferings. "Christ Jesus, though He was in the form of God, did not regard equality with God something to be grasped. Rather, He emptied Himself, taking the form of a slave, coming in human likeness; and found human in appearance, He humbled Himself, becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross." Jesus Christ, through whom the world was created, allows Himself to be treated as a criminal and a slave in order to save mankind. These two passages set up the passion. Several episodes reflect the power of Christ's silence in facing violence. Reflecting on any one of these episodes might profoundly influence our decisions in the events we face. In the Garden of Gethsemane, the full force of the coming crucifixion hits Jesus. He doesn't rebel. He knows that Judas is betraying Him for money. He doesn't organize the 11 disciples to intercept the soldiers on their way. No, He models for us the power of silence in the face of temptation. "He advanced a little and fell to the ground and prayed that if it were possible the hour might pass by him; He said, 'Abba, Father, all things are possible to you. Take this cup away from me, but not what I will but what you will.'" 9

10 When they came to arrest Him, He simply asked them, "Have you come out as against a robber, with swords and clubs to seize me? Day after day I was with you teaching in the temple area, yet you did not arrest me; but that the Scriptures may be fulfilled." He didn't flee. He submitted to their authority to arrest Him." His silent "yes," in obedience to the Father's will enabled our redemption to move forward. Later, in the presence of the chief priests and the entire Sanhedrin, when many false charges were hurled against Jesus, the chief priest said to Him, "Have you no answer? What are these men testifying against you?" But He was silent and answered nothing. The love burning in Christ's heart, yearning to pour itself out for our redemption is far greater than the desire to defend Himself against false charges. We might even say that His silence roars with love for our redemption. His silence mitigates their desire for violence. It takes a greater evil to attack a person who doesn't defend himself. Jesus wanted to drink the dregs of all the evil in the world. He modeled for us how silence can protect us from entering into the violence of our perpetrators. Next, Jesus is led before Pilate. "The chief priests accused Him of many things. Again Pilate questioned him, 'Have you no answer? See how many things they accuse you of.' Jesus gave him no further answer, so that Pilate was amazed." Let us pause for a moment and enter into what must have been going on in the heart of Jesus. Jesus has already sweat blood in the garden. He is scourged, crowned with thorns, repeatedly falsely accused, and yet responds with silence; but it is a love-filled silence, a redemptive silence. Jesus chooses to suffer in silence, because He would rather suffer anything that will save us from the fires of hell. As we walk with Him this week, will we enter into His power of silence? Will we console Jesus with love and gratitude for what He is suffering for us? Will we even go further and ask Him for the grace to enter into His suffering for the salvation of souls? More pointedly, will we embrace in silent love some of the hurts we receive from others and offer this up for their salvation? Have we ever thought that perhaps sometimes Jesus allows people close to us to hurt us so we might enter, with Jesus, into their salvation? Silence with Jesus this week could be a life-changer. 10

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12 St. Louis County Choir Spring Show The St. Louis County Community Chorus, of which I am a proud member, will be hosting their Spring Show this year on Friday, April 27, 2018, at 7:00 p.m. The title of our presentation is "The Envelope, Please" and the theme will be songs from the past that were Oscar, Emmy, Tony and Academy Award winning hits from popular movies. This concert of award winning songs will be performed by the Chorus and a "guest orchestra." The "guest orchestra" will be performers from the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Our venue this year will be the Manchester United Methodist Church, 129 Wood Mills Road in Manchester, at the intersection of Manchester and Highway 141. The tickets are $15 for adults and $6 for children Children 5 and under are free. Tickets for the performance can be procured from me and they will cost $15 both from me or if you buy them at the door. If the Holy Spirit Choir has a rehearsal before the show I will have tickets to sell. You can also contact me and I will send them to you. My phone number is (636) and my is goldeneagle1946@yahoo.com. If you are considering attending and need tickets I have to turn the ticket money into the Chorus no later than April 10th. The church holds 1200 people, but with 140 members in the Chorus selling tickets, the seats can go fast. Thank you for your patronage and consideration and I hope to see everyone when our Holy Spirit 4th Degree Choir reconvenes. Tom Jones 12

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14 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 4th Degree Knight of Columbus HOLY SPIRIT ASSEMBLY 3588 HONOR GUARD REPORT March 19, 2018 Callouts for the first three months of 2018 have been light compared to last year. As always when our Assembly needs to be represented at a significant event we can count on our members. We picked up a new Honor Guard member with Colin Power transferring into our assembly. We just completed a callout for the State K of C Pilgrimage to the Shine of St. Joseph in downtown St. Louis. This is a beautiful church in the city with an extremely interesting history. I would encourage everyone to attend the next callout at this location. Ironically there was a article in the Post-Dispatch this same weekend covering the only authenticated miracle in the Midwestern United States, link below. c d-bb38-b6a23846c229.html#tracking-source=home-top-story-1 Below is summary of the callouts so far this year. Item January # Attendees February # Attendees March # Attendees Jan to March 2017 Call out by events Wake prayer service: Mass service Prayer serviceother th Degree Exemplification: God Bless, Don Mueller Honor Guard Commander Assembly

15 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOLY SPIRIT ASSEMBLY 3588 JULY 2017 HONOR GUARD NEWSLETTER REPORT Assembly Officers Faithful Friar Bp. Robert Hermann Faithful Navigator David Goetz Faithful Admiral Stan Mengwasser Faithful Captain Joseph Burleski Faithful Pilot Andy Dyszlewski Faithful Comptroller Ron Krentz Faithful Purser William Lukas Faithful Scribe Mark Dagestad Trustee John Bacheldor Trustee Arthur Bowles Trustee William Cannon Faithful Inner Sentinel Ronald Casey Faithful Outer Sentinel James Marquis Directors Honor Guard Commander Don Mueller HG Exec. Officer Ron Krentz Welfare Committee Ed Cox Memorial Committee John Bacheldor / jbacheldor@att.net Ronald Casey rocasey@sbcglobal.net Patriotism Committee Don Mueller donmo3@gmail.com Civic Committee Kyle McCollom kyle_mccollom@hotmail.com Exemplification Jeff Grotegeers gcgrote@gmail.com Fundraising Committee XXX-XXX-XXXX X@X.com Charity Committee Gene Banner gbanner01@yahoo.com Retention Committee Jim Ressler james.ressler@sbcglobal.net 15

16 Ladies Auxiliary Officers President Michelle Goetz Vice President Brenda Mast Treasurer Rose Wardenburg Secretary Jan Lukas Trustee Joan Mengwasser Trustee Margie Krentz Assembly Website: State KofC Website: 16