The Olive Branch Our64 rd Year Chartered - November 14, 1954

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1 July - August 2018 OUR LADY OF OLIVES COUNCIL #3907 The Olive Branch Our64 rd Year Chartered - November 14, 1954 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Shooting for a STAR! Chaplain's Message... Carpe Diem! Dear Brother Knights, The expression, Carpe Diem, is a Latin phrase that means Seize the Day. It s attributed to the Roman poet, Horace. This simple statement expresses a meaningful message. Horace was urging others to make the most of the present time and give little thought to the future. For me, it s so easy to let one day slip into another and before you know it, the week or even the month is gone! Where did the time go? The same can be said of the seasons, especially summer. Our pace of activity today can be so hectic that we fail to take the time and smell the roses. Don t let this happen to you and this wonderful season of sunshine! Every single moment of every single day is a gift from God, never to be repeated again or held over to the next. That s why it s important to live each day in the presence of the Lord and to cherish life experiences as the gift they are meant to be. Recognize the gift of longer days, warmer weather, the song of the birds, the warmth of the sun and the refreshment of shade. It s all good! Recognize these simple gifts that we often overlook or take for granted and give God thanks. Do we cherish the gift of others in our life particularly members of our families and dear friends? Make the time to visit them, share a meal together, pick-up the phone and reconnect. If you can t afford the time for a week of vacation, consider a day trip. Go see a good movie. We all need to be shaken from our routines and inevitably, we return to our daily and weekly rituals refreshed and rejuvenated. Summer is also a great time to renew our prayer life. While taking advantage of the nice weather, sit on your porch or a lawn chair and recognize God s presence and just open your heart to Him. I like to catch-up on reading during the summer months. Often, I am handed a plethora of books and articles that I try to relax and read. Another possibility might be to take a small pilgrimage by visiting a church or two in the diocese. We are blessed with so many beautiful places to worship, and all are the house of God. Friends, don t let the days and weeks of summer pass you by without being renewed. Take some time to make a game plan for yourself, your spouse and perhaps your family. It s no secret that I love the snow and winter; but the truth is, a like all the seasons, including summer (although I am not fond of high humidity). The days pass quickly. Carpe Diem! Be sure to Seize the Day! In Jesus! Father Paul Zywan Chaplain, Council #3907 Grand Knight's Message... Brothers, As is the custom, Bill McKim passed the gavel to me during our council meeting on June 20 th, bringing to an end his two-year term as our Grand Knight. His term officially ended, and mine began as your newly elected Grand Knight on July 1 st the start of the new Fraternal Year. The same goes for all of the other elected officers as detailed elsewhere in this newsletter. My sincere gratitude goes out to Bill for a job well done as Grand Knight and for his continued dedication to our council as he makes the transition to the position of Three-Year Trustee. Thanks also to Chris Kelley, for an outstanding job as past Chancellor & Church Director and is now our Deputy Grand Knight and to George Franz as he moves from Warden to our new Chancellor & Church Director. On behalf of myself and ALL our members, I wish to extend our sincere appreciation to Fr. Zywan for remaining as our Chaplain and providing us with spiritual reflection each month. It would take this entire page for me to properly thank all the officers and program chairmen so let me just say this. Our council functions as a team, and the Grand Knight must rely on the support of his officers, as well as, those in the various appointed positions. With that, I wish to thank all of you that have served and continue to serve our council in this manner and I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge the efforts of the many other dedicated members that step-up and give of their time in support of our various council functions! We have seen many changes take place over the last several years and have met the challenge every time! As we begin the new Fraternal Year, we begin with another change with the implementation of the Faith in Action program model for council activities. (detail in this issue) Back to some business as usual. On June 2 nd we had a Wives Appreciation Night with a great buffet dinner and tour of the Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry. Many thanks go to George Franz for arranging this wonderful event! On the weekend of June 23-24, we hosted the 48 th Annual TRY Baseball Tournament. Many thanks to Shawn Cannon and all those who helped! Looking ahead; our Council Picnic is scheduled for August 26 th and we have a Council Pirates game planned for September 21 st. I look forward to serving as your Grand Knight and leave you with this thought: We each have all the time there is; our mental and moral status is determined by what we do with it. - Mary Blake Bill Romig Grand Knight

2 Our Lady of Olives Council # Knights of Columbus <> July - August 2018 <> Page 2 Past Grand Knight's Message Brothers, I have been privileged to serve Council #3907 as its Grand Knight for the last two years. By the time this message is published my term will have ended and Bill Romig will have begun his term as Grand Knight. I very much appreciate all the support the officers and members of our Council provided. Many men stepped forward and willingly accepted responsibility for the programs and activities we support. I thank each of them for what they have done for me, the Council, and the larger community who benefits from what we do. Serving as Grand Knight is a great learning experience and honor. During my tenure I greatly increased my knowledge of the Knights of Columbus and the resources that are available to help us achieve our spiritual and temporal objectives. In addition to working on projects and learning how to lead a fine group of men I have been able to increase my faith through my association with the members of the Council and our activities. From the beginning, I have been struck by how being in the presence of men who share my faith is inspiring. Our shared devotion to the Blessed Mother as expressed by the Council s recitation of the Rosary before our meetings is an example of how we have emphasized spiritual formation. Again, thank each of you for your help. I offer you my prayers and best wishes as our Council transitions under new leadership. William J. McKim Past Grand Knight Summer Picnic August 26 th Mark Your Calendars to Reserve August 26 th so you can attend the Council family picnic at Pine Community Park, Keyes Pavilion (by the basketball courts) from 2PM to Dusk or when we fall asleep. A Buffet dinner will be provided, along with snacks, beer, wine, pop and water. A small dish of an appetizer, fruit or sweets is always appreciated but not necessary. The second annual basketball free throw contest and water balloon contest will happen. Not sure about an egg toss. Just a reminder to the members that it would be helpful to have an idea who and how many of your family members are going to come. Please contact Joe at or <joedaq@zoominternet.net> See you there: Joe Daq and Larry Rusch Protecting Your Family Business? You already know that the Knights of Columbus is here for all your personal and family financial protection needs, but did you know that the Order can help secure your business too? As your Knights of Columbus field agent, I can help you protect the continuity of your business for years to come. Business insurance is the term used in the insurance industry to describe the use of life insurance and disability income insurance to solve certain financial needs of businesses and their owners. The products offered through the Order can cover many needs, such as: Economic loss to the business when a key employee die. Disposition of a business owner s interest upon death or other separation from the business. If you ve worked hard to establish a business, you owe it to yourself and your family to learn about the opportunities that the Knights of Columbus can offer. Of course, you are aware of the life insurance and annuity products also available to you and your family as well. I am committed to helping brother knights with the protection they need for them, their families, and in business. With protection for the family, the business, the farm, retirement, long term care and disability coverage, the Knight of Columbus truly is your shield for all the elements of your life. Contact me to arrange for an appointment. Joe Joe Latess, Ed.D, FIC Field Agent and Brother Knight Phone: <Joseph.Latess@KofC.org> Annual Flag Collection & Retirement We Knights of Columbus are again collecting unserviceable and discarded flags through the July 4 th weekends. Look for an appropriately marked (red, white, & blue) Drop Box (for Flags only) near the Main Parish entrance (Parish Hall or parish Collection Center). Please dispose of your Flag Staff or Pole separately. A Drop Box will also be available at our new Wexford Council home, Wexford Profession Bldg. II (center bldg.) across Rt19 from Saint Alphonsus. Third Floor. Your participation in this project is a way for all of us to respectfully dispose of our Withered Flags. Eight Councils in our two Districts are participating in this Flag Retirement Project. The Flag Retirement Ceremony is scheduled to take place at 6:00pm Wednesday evening July 25 th at Wexford Volunteer Fire Company (228 North Chapel Drive). Our 4 th Degree Color Corps Knights welcome our local American Legion, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Veterans, and Firemen to participate in our Flag Retirement Ceremony For further information, contact... SK Larry Emark emarklw@verizon.net

3 Our Lady of Olives Council # Knights of Columbus <> July - August 2018 <> Page 3 Remember in your Prayers The following individuals were included in our prayers at the two June meetings; please add them to your prayer list. Deceased: Joanne Zoeller; Rev. Eugene Lauer; Patricia C. (Alexandrunas) Corcoran; Janet Ellen (McKee) Moats; Dorothy M. (Hollihan) Kane; and Mark Yenter. Members: SK Fr. Peter Murphy; SK Robert Zoeller; SK Bob Corcoran; Denny Stiegerwald; Ed Unger; Jim Kearney; SK Morrie Stack; Mike Delisi; Larry Sampietro; Bob Roberts; SK Dennis O Keefe; Bob Bestwick; and SK Dave Kelsch. Family & Friends: Betty Kolakowski; Kathy Strock; Helen Knox; Family & Friends of Carl Apel; Bill Kelley; Nancy Cummings; Bob Cummings; Tom Delaney; Paul Turnley; Paul Black; Amanda Gunkle; Denise Malchano; Ed Mitchell; Anita Mitchell; Danielle & Laura; Rusch Family; Marjorie O Keefe; Betty Lou Bestwick; and Steven Murphy. To add or delete any names to/from this list, please contact Grand Knight Bill Romig or Financial Secretary Bill Eaton. First Friday Overnight Adoration (This June 1 st /2 nd 2018 marked the Twelfth Year for this Project) Several Members of C3907, many along with their Wives, continue to spend "An Evening with Our Lord" in the Grotto Chapel of Saints John & Paul Parish. Most are in one-hour shifts beginning with 8:00pm Mass on the First Friday of each Month through the night until 8:45am Benediction on Saturday morning. Our next scheduled Adoration is on Friday July 6 th into Saturday morning July 7 th. Then, next month August 3 rd and 4 th. Please contact/reply to SK Larry Emark at <emarklw@verizon.net> or ( ) to get your name on the Adoration List. First Friday All Day Adoration will also take place at St. Alexis following the 8:00am Mass until 6:00pm on the first Friday of each month. Please feel free to sign up at the St. Alexis website < or just walk in and enjoy some quiet time with Jesus. Family Rosary A Family Rosary was held June 3 rd after the 11:30am Mass at St. Alphonsus. Twenty-six (26) people participated in the Rosary, including (nine) Knights. With the beginning of our new fiscal year, our past Church Director, Chris Kelley will move on to the position of Deputy Grand Knight. Our thanks go out to Chris for all his efforts as Church Director over the past two years, and for organizing this Rosary for us. Our next Family Rosary will be held in September. The location and date will be provided in the next Olive Branch. The Fifth Sunday (or any Sunday) Rosary is for all who wish to attend, so please invite your fellow parishioners to mark their Calendars and join us in this wonderful tribute to Mary. George Franz, Church Director & <george.franzjr@gmail.com> Please Send in Your 2018 Dues NOW!!! If you have a membership card that is dated 2017 and before, that card is invalid. Please send your dues, payable to K of C #3907 Please Send to: W. R. EATON F.S. 2590B GROUSE RIDGE RD. WEXFORD PA Remember that old colloquialism: YOUR BILLS PAY OUR BILLS. Thank you. Bill Annual Columbian Knights Meeting The Annual Columbian Knights meeting was held on the evening of June 20 th 2018 at our Council Home in Wexford. It had always been the past practice of holding an officer s meeting on the first Wednesday of each month (open to general membership present) and an Annual Meeting on the Third Wednesday of June each year for general membership; this in accordance with the CK By-Laws. Without the maintenance of an owned building to consider, it was decided last year, to hold a general membership meeting quarterly with officer s meetings as required. The annual meeting will remain the Third Wednesday of June. The new Columbian Knights budget for was voted on and approved. It was noted that the year ended below budget. The current By-Laws for Columbian Knights will be reviewed for any needed amendments. Current President, Bill Romig noted that as he transitions from DGK to GK of Council 3907, he passes the gavel to Chris Kelley, the new DGK of Council 3907 and thus the President of Columbian Knights. I thank my officers and others that have given me their support over the last two years and ask that you give same to Chris. Bill Romig (Former President) "Look Ahead" Important dates in the near future mark your calendars now, more information to follow: July 6/7 First Friday/Saturday Adoration July 16 th First Degree, at Bellevue July 25 th Flag Collection & Retirement August 3/4 First Friday/Saturday Adoration August 16 th Olive Branch Contributions Due August 26 th Summer Picnic, at Pine Community Park September 6 th Retired Priest/Resident Men s Lunch September 12 th Pirate Game Reservations Due September 21 st Pirate Baseball Game, PNC Park

4 Our Lady of Olives Council # Knights of Columbus <> July - August 2018 <> Page 4 Pittsburgh Pirate Game Friday September 21 st We are taking seat reservations to join your brother Knights at the Friday September 21 st Pirate Game against the Milwaukie Brewers. This is also a fireworks night. Please contact George Franz by Sept. 12 th with the number of tickets you want to reserve. Costs are $38 per seat which includes a $10 Credit for Food/Beverages. George Franz <george.franzjr@gmail.com> Text/Call Father Murphy Celebrates 50 th Anniversary Golden Jubilee of Ordination to the Priesthood Father Murphy Former Chaplain to Council 3907 In thanksgiving to God for the Golden Jubilee Anniversary of Ordination to the Priesthood. Ordained May 18, 1968 Priestly services to these parishes: 1968 St. Francis de Sales, McKees Rocks 1973 St. Pius, McKeesport 1978 St. Joseph, Verona 1983 St. Eugene, Liberty Boro Resurrection, West Mifflin 1994 St. Clair of Assisi, Clairton 1998 St. Alphonsus, Wexford 2015 Assumption, Bellevue Please Pray for Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life. Summer Meeting Schedule In keeping with past practice, we will have only one meeting in the months of July & August as follows: Wednesday July 18th and Thursday August 16th (15th is Holiday) Come join us for the Rosary 7:30pm each meeting, followed by Meeting at 8:00pm. Wexford Profession Bldg. II (center bldg.) across Rt19 from Saint Alphonsus. Third Floor Wives Appreciation Dinner We held our Wives Appreciation Dinner June 2 nd at the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry Township. Twenty-Seven Knights, along with their wives and friends attended. We had a buffet prepared by the same chefs who prepare the food for the Penguin Hockey Team; and were treated to a Tour of their practice facility here in the North Hills. Ask anyone who went on the tour and they can give you (in meticulous detail) the mechanics of how a Zamboni works. Look later in this newsletter for a few pictures taken during the event. September Issue of the Olive Branch! The deadline for the September 2018 issue of the Olive Branch will be on August 16 th Send to: George Franz <george.franzjr@gmail.com> In you would like to receive your Olive Branch (in color) via (saving printing and mailing costs), send your address and Phone number (for follow-up) to: Larry Emark <emarklw@verizon.net> Larry Emark Knight of the Month During the past Pittsburgh Chapter Meeting of the K of C, our PGK Larry Emark was recognized as the Knight of the Month for the Pittsburgh area. Larry contributes to our local Council and the Pittsburgh Chapter in many ways, and this recognition is long overdue. Larry was also awarded the Gene Skultety Award this year at 48 th Annual TRY BB Tournament. Congratulations Larry!!!! Quarterly Retired Priests/Resident Men's Luncheon On Thursday June 7, ten Knights served burgers and hot dogs, and all the fixings, to 20 residents at Vincentian. We supplied cookies and helped with the liquid refreshments. The next luncheon is scheduled for Thursday, September 6 th beginning at 11:30AM. The cookout menu will include fresh cornon-the-cob, dessert and liquid refreshments. We are always looking for additional help getting the men to and from their rooms. Come and help us. You will enjoy it. To participate of if you have questions, contact: Morrie Stack (412) <mstack21@verizon.net> Bob Shaffrey (724) <boxcar685@gmail.com>

5 Our Lady of Olives Council # Knights of Columbus <> July - August 2018 <> Page 5 Council Officers / Chairmen Major Charitable Contributions As promised in the March Olive Branch, here is a recap of the contributions our council made from our Major Charities Fund in the Fraternal Year. These represent contributions made starting in September 2017 thru March The Knights of Columbus' State office in Austin Texas for Hurricane Harvey = $1,000 (This was a Supreme appeal and we sent money direct to Texas KofC) 2. North Hills Community Outreach (2) $1,000ea = $2,000 total 3. Angel's Place, Inc. (2) $1,000ea = $2,000 total 4. Brother's Brother Foundation (2) $1,000ea = $2,000 total 5. Ultra Sound Initiative (KofC Western Section) (2) $1,000ea = $2,000 total. 6. Special Olympics/Allegheny County $1, Victim Outreach Intervention Center (Cranberry Women's Shelter) $1,000 Total: $11,000 We have also made the following donations for Student Tuition Grants with the checks made directly to the schools (applied to chosen student's tuition) 1. Quigley Catholic HS, Baden PA $1, Cardinal Weurl North Catholic HS, Cranberry Twp. PA $1, Oakland Catholic HS, Pittsburgh PA $1, Central Catholic HS, Pittsburgh PA $1, Vincentian Academy, Pittsburgh PA $1, Blessed Francis Seelos Academy, Wexford PA $1,500 Total: $9,000 Delegates to State Convention: William E. Romig GK; William J. McKim ipgk Alternate Delegates: Joseph A. Cummings PSD; Michael J. Conroy PFN PGK FDD Pgh Chapter Delegates: William E. Romig GK; SK William J. McKim ipgk SK Christopher M. Kelley DGK; SK George A Franz Jr. SK Lawrence W. Emark PGK; SK Michael J. Conroy PFN PGK FDD Parish Round Table Chairmen: St. Alphonsus: SK Joseph A. Daquelente Phone: <joedaq@zoominternet.net> St. Alexis: Edward W. Thomas, PGK Phone: < etmt391@gmail.com> St. John Neumann: SK Michael J. Mike Conroy, PFN FDD PGK Phone: <conroy1603@gmail.com> Saints John & Paul: SK Lawrence W. Larry Emark, Jr. PGK Phone: <emarklw@verizon.net> Grand Knight: William E. Bill Romig Phone: <wercr@verizon.net> Deputy Grand Knight: SK Christopher M. Kelley Phone: <chris081476@gmail.com> Chancellor: SK George A Franz Jr. Phone: <george.franzjr@gmail.com> Recorder: SK James E. Conroy Phone: <jimconroy201@gmail.com> Financial Secretary: William R. Eaton Phone: <willroe@consolidated.net> Treasurer: SK Joseph A. Daquelente Phone: <joedaq@zoominternet.net> Lecturer: Larry P. Rusch Phone: <1pr486@verizon,net> Advocate: James E. Fernald, PGK Phone: <jefernald2@comcast.net> Warden: SK Daniel Murrer Phone: <power@realstats.net> Inside Guard: Richard Karapandi Phone: < richrk@verizon.net > Outside Guard: Charles Hagen Phone: < papaagoo@aol.com> 3 Year Trustee: SK William J. Bill McKim ipgk Phone: <wjmckim@consolidated.net> 2 Year Trustee: SK Charles Mazur Phone: <cmazur326@aol.com > 1 Year Trustee: Edward W. Thomas PGK Phone: <etmt391@gmail.com> Chaplain: Rev. Paul J. Zywan Phone: <pastor@stalexis.org> District Deputy: SK Frank Riegler DD100 PGK15912 PGK #15912, ; < fsriegler@gmail.com> Insurance Agent: Joseph D Latess, FA FIC Phone: <joseph.latess@kofc.org> Membership Director: SK Lawrence W. Larry Emark, Jr. PGK Phone: <emarklw@verizon.net> Church Director: SK George A Franz Jr. Phone: <george.franzjr@gmail.com> Vocations Director: SK Michael J. Mike Conroy, PFN FDD PGK Phone: <conroy1603@gmail.com> Community Director: SK Stephen G. Seaman, PGK Phone: <sgseaman@zoominternet.net> Family Director: SK Michael J. Mike Conroy, PFN FDD PGK Phone: <conroy1603@gmail> Pro-Life Chairman: SK Christopher M. Kelley Phone: <chris081476@gmail.com> Charity Fund/ COAL Chairman: Richard R. Karapandi Phone: <richrk@verizon.net> Olive Branch Editor: SK George A Franz Jr. Phone: <george.franzjr@gmail.com> Communications: SK Lawrence W. Larry Emark, Jr. PGK Phone: <emarklw@verizon.net> NOTE: Names and Positions could change once the Faith in Action initiative is fully implemented.

6 Our Lady of Olives Council # Knights of Columbus <> July - August 2018 <> Page 6 Faith in Action As I mentioned in my Grand Knight message on the front page, our Supreme Council has implemented a new program model for Council Activities. This new program called Faith in Action is a mandate to all councils (order wide); and is effective immediately with the beginning of the Fraternal Year. It replaces the old Surge with Service and consists of four major categories: Faith, Family, Community and Life. This change will have an impact on how we structure our council program activities and assign program chairmen to fit into the new groupings of (4). Many will stay the same and a number of new program categories have been introduced. I would ask that all members review the detailed explanation of this new initiative in your June issue of the Columbia Magazine Page-12. You may also visit the website: <kofc.org/faithinaction>. While this is yet another change from business as usual it is not anything that we will not be able to work out. As the article in the Columbia Magazine explains, Faith in Action is designed to help councils be more proactive in the four new categories. Some of the necessary changes in our council structure may be a little challenging at first, but as your Grand Knight I see it as an opportunity to work with the officers and program chairmen to enhance the charitable and community work that we already do. Remember the saying: when one door closes, another is opened. Bill Romig Grand Knight Pictures from the Wives Appreciation Dinner (Saturday June 2 nd, Lemieux Sports Complex, Cranberry Township, PA) 48 th Annual TRY Tournament The TRY Tournament supporting the special needs of our local kids was held June 23 rd and 24 th Thanks to all the Knights and others for their support. Donations are still being accepted; please send what you can to: Shawn D. Cannon 138 Tanglewood Drive Valencia, PA Two-day Game Results: Saturday June 23 rd : North Hills 15 defeated McCandless 2 in six. Brad-Mar-Pine 1 lost to Ingomar/Franklin Park 5 in five-n-half. Sunday June 24 th : McCandless 2 lost to Brad-Mar-Pine 4 in five-n-half. North Hills 7 defeated Ingomar/Franklin Park 5 in six. (This was a great game as the score was tied 5-5 and the end of five) Tournament All Star Team Results: Pitcher: CJ Leuch NH Catcher: Michael Hershberger McC 1 st Base: Dylan Barnes NH 2 nd Base: Augie Maslo I/FP Shortstop: Gavin Kamody I/FP 3 rd Base: Cole Hammer McC Outfield: Connor Holloway BMP Outfield: Samuel Henc NH Outfield: Dylan Ward BMP KofC C3907 Member: Larry Emark was awarded the (Special) Gene Skultety Award, presented between games on Sunday. For me: This was the Icing on the Cake, after being awarded the Knight of the Month earlier in June by the Pittsburgh Chapter and my Council #3907. I Thank You all!!!!

7 Our Lady of Olives Council No 3907 Knights of Columbus P.O. Box 131 Wexford, PA Our 64 th Year of Columbianism! July August 2018 U.S. POSTAGE PAID Wexford PA Non-Pro Org PERMIT No. 8 Return Service Requested Our Lady of Olives Council #3907 <> Council Calendar July 1 st, 2018 September 1 st 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday July 1 July 2 July 3 July 4 July 5 July 6 July 7 13 th Sunday in St. Thomas Independence Day First Friday First Saturday NO Chapter Meeting HOLIDAY NO C3907 MEETING To be held July 18 th Overnight(8pm 9am) Adoration: SJ&P July 8 July 9 July 10 July 11 July 12 July 13 July th Sunday in St Al s Golf League July 15 July 16 July 17 July 18 July 19 July 20 July th Sunday in St Al s Golf League Admission Deg Bellevue K of C 3907 Meeting Rosary 7:30PM Meeting 8:00PM Three Rivers Mass, St Mary of Mercy 12N July 22 July 23 July 24 July 25 July 26 July 27 July h Sunday in St Al s Golf League St. James Flag Retirement Wexford Fire Co 6PM 4 th Deg. Meeting C3907 July 29 July 30 July 31 August 1 August 2 August 3 August 4 17 th Sunday in O.T. First Friday First Saturday 175 th St Al s Golf League Anniversary of the NO C3907 MEETING Overnight(8pm 9am) Diocese of Pittsburgh 2pm To be held August 16 th Adoration: SJ&P August 5 August 6 August 7 August 8 August 9 August 10 August th Sunday in. St. Lawrence The Transfiguration of the Lord St Al s Golf League Purple Heart Day Pittsburgh Chapter T.P. Conroy C2602 (Natrona) 7:30pm August 12 August 13 August 14 August 15 August 16 August 17 August th Sunday in St Maximilian Kolbe The Assumption of K of C 3907 Meeting Aug16 Virgin Mary Rosary 7:30PM Deadline for September Olive Branch HOLY DAY Meeting 8:00PM August 19 August 20 August 21 August 22 August 23 August 24 August th Sunday in St. Bartholomew 4 th Deg. Meeting C11838 August 26 August 27 August 28 August 29 August 30 August 31 September 1 21 st Sunday in O.T. Summer Family Picnic Pine Park 1pm to dusk The Passion of St. John the Baptist