Knights of Columbus Holy Rosary Council No. 4483 15 North Hickory Avenue Arlington Heights, IL 60004 (847) 255-4483 www.kofc4483.org April 2018 Charity Unity Fraternity Patriotism GRAND KNIGHT S MESSAGE Hello Brother Knights, Just a few things to remind you of 1. Please remember we have a box at the hall for the U.S. Troops and a list of what they need. So please remember to donate to a very worthy cause. They are looking for individual sizes of clothing to send over seas. The pick up date is April 20. Please help us in this event. Our troops need your help. *****Items needed tooth paste, deodorant, shampoo, gum, beef jerky, tooth brushes, mouth wash, peanuts, heavy duty socks, rice crispy treats, unscented baby wipes, body wash, protein bars, skittles, powdered drinks, canned soups***** Please donate what you can. It is very much appreciated! 2. Would also like to send a great thank you to Phil & Adele Kreuger for all there help at the PRAYING of the Rosary. 3. I would also like to thank all the individuals the have so wonderfully given their time to volunteer at all of our Fish Fries to date. If it was not for you all, and including our kids that also gave up their Friday Nights to volunteer their time, they would not be the success that they have been! Thank you all again. May God Bless You and Your Families THOMAS W. REED GRAND KNIGHT 630-329-3508 GOLFCRAZE1@HOTMAIL.COM
Deputy Grand Knight s Report 2018-2019 Council Officers We are looking for officers and event coordinators, if you are interested please contact me at 847-722-2099 or e-mail at hzajda796@hotmail. Thank you, Henry Zadja Warden s Report No Report this month. Chancellor s Report At St. Thomas of Villanova 1201 E. Anderson Dr. Palatine, IL 60074 on April 12th, 2018, the Chicago Food Depository will distribute produce. If you can help, please arrive at 8:30AM to help unload the truck and then help distribute the produce to about 150 clients. Please plan attending Mass on Easter Sunday at your local parish. On April 6th, St Edna will be holding a night of fun playing bingo. Cost: presale $15, and at the door $18. On Divine Mercy Sunday St Edna will be holding a celebration Mass at 11:30AM prior to the ground breaking for the new parish life center. The mass will be celebrated by Bishop George Rassas. The ground breaking ceremony will follow the mass with Arlington Heights Mayor Thomas Hayes. Our council will be host a poker night on April 21st, help is always needed. Thank You, Henry
Chaplain s Report He is not here, for he has been raised just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay Matthew (28:6). In reading and proclaiming the scripture, I try to imagine myself on the scene. Who am I? Where am I? How does this event effect my life? What do you suppose it was like for the disciples who had stood at the cross of Jesus and then laid him in a tomb on Good Friday, to come back three days later and discover that the sealed tomb was now empty? John, along with Peter, were the first apostles to reach the tomb of Jesus on Easter Sunday morning. Like Mary Magdalene and the other disciples, John was not ready to see an empty tomb and to hear the angel's message, Why do you seek the living among the dead (Luke 24:5)? Again, imagine yourself standing there with John and the others. What did John see in the tomb that led him to believe in the resurrection of Jesus? It was certainly not a dead body. The dead body of Jesus would have disproven the resurrection and made his death a tragic conclusion to a glorious career; a sad ending for a great teacher and miracle worker. When John saw the empty tomb I think he must have recalled Jesus' prophecy that he would rise again after three days. Through the gift of faith John realized that no tomb on earth could contain the Lord and giver of life. John saw and believed (John 20:8). John had to first deal with the empty tomb before he could meet the risen Lord later that evening along with the other apostles who had locked themselves in the upper room. John testified as an eye-witness to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ: What we have seen, heard, and touched we proclaim as the eternal word of life which existed from the beginning (1 John 1:1-4). John bears witness to what has existed from all eternity. This "word of life" is Jesus the word incarnate, but also Jesus is the word announced by the prophets, and Jesus is the word now preached throughout the Christian world and church for all ages to come. The reality of the resurrection is the central fact of the Christian faith. Through the gift of the Holy Spirit, the Lord gives us "eyes of faith" to know him, love him and proclaim with total conviction in the power of his resurrection. The greatest joy we can have is to encounter the living Christ, encounter Him in the Bread and Wine, in the Liturgy we share, and in our brothers and sisters who we serve with open and caring hearts. Let us accept the good news of Jesus' death and resurrection. Let us put aside skeptical doubt and disbelief. Let us live a life that is Christ centered and believe and proclaim with trusting faith and joyful wonderment HE IS RISEN. A Blessed and Joyful Easter Season to all. Deacon Joseph Yannotta
Sword & Baldric Club Annual Brunch Join us on Sunday May 6 at 11:00 AM at the Continental Restaurant (Located at the NW corner of Dundee and Buffalo Grove Road) The extensive menu includes beverages, eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes, french toast, Blintzes, and KUGEL Cost: $20 per person with paid up dues ($40 with spouse/guest), $25/ person for 4th degree non-members of S & B Reservations: prepare your check made payable to Sword and Baldric and mail to SK John Naylor 903 Stonebridge Ln Buffalo Grove, 60089 also you can bring checks to any KC meeting in APRIL Questions? (847) 394-8958
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CASINO TRIP Holy Rosary Council 4483 Is sponsoring a trip to Potawatomi Hotel & Casino Milwaukee, Wisconsin Chartered Thru When: Wednesday April 18, 2018 Cost: $28 per person includes bus transportation, $10 gaming voucher and $10 meal voucher & snacks Departing: 8:30 AM on April 18, 2018 from the west parking lot area of St. Cecilia Church at 700 S. Meier Road in Mount Prospect Returning: Leaving the casino at 4:30 pm arriving back at 6 pm Send your payment of $28 in cash or check (made out to Dean Sordyl) to Dean Sordyl 915 S. See Gwun Avenue Mount Prospect, Illinois 60056-4149 All participants must provide name, complete address with zip code, telephone number, date of birth, and Potawatomi Rewards # if you have one with your payment. (35) minimum attendees required. Money and reservation information must be in by April 3, 2018 to be included. For further information contact Dean Sordyl at (847) 394-3307. ALL RESERVATIONS ARE BINDING AND NON-REFUNDABLE
Council Communications For all members who wish to understand how the council communications currently work. Below are listed various methods we are currently using and the intended use for each method. Weekly Blasts: The weekly blast is to be used as a reminder for events coming up in the next couple of weeks. It can also be used to announce events missed at our business meeting. Since this blast only comes out on Wednesdays should not be used to announce the passing a brother knight or family member. Items for the blast should not be more than 1-2 paragraphs. Articles should have something to do with our Council, Assembly or local Parishes. Articles should not be about outside groups or events that do not concern our council. Pictures are allowed and should be in J-peg or JPG format. Please submit all requests for the weekly blast by Sunday evenings. Copy the message to the following people. Grand Knight Thomas Reed: golfcraze1@hotmail.com Brian Marier: BJMKofC4483@outlook.com Newsletter: The Newsletter is to be used to notify members of everything going on in Council, Ladies Auxiliary and parishes. This would include how we did at previous months events, upcoming events, charity funds being dispersed, messages from State or Supreme Councils and Basset training. Any member who has news from their parish, about the council or the Knights of Columbus, may submit an article for the Newsletter. You can include pictures and or fliers for the event. All articles submitted must be approved by the Grand Knight. The following Chair officers are required to submit a newsletter article each month. The Grand Knight, Deputy Grand Knight, Chancellor, Warden and the Chaplain. All Articles for the Newsletter need to be submitted by the 15 th of each month. Please send your newsletter article to the following e-mail addresses. Grand Knight Thomas Reed: golfcraze1@hotmail.com Newsletter Editor Tom Moriarty: newsletter4483@yahoo.com Website (Including Facebook page). To update anything on our website please e-mail the following people. We will contact our website administrator to process the update. Grand Knight Thomas Reed: golfcraze1@hotmail.com Brian Marier: BJMKofC4483@outlook.com Passing of a Brother Knight. If wish to notify us of the passing of a Brother Knight. Please notify: Grand Knight Thomas Reed: golfcraze1@hotmail.com Brian Marier: BJMKofC4483@outlook.com The Grand knight should be able to send out a message to our membership through the Supreme website. We will also try to put it in the weekly blast depending on the day of the services. Honor Guard: If an Honor Guard is being requested the proper protocol is to make the request through our Faithful Navigator. We would recommend notifying the following people. Faithful Navigator - Mike McEvoy: michaelmcevo@gmail.com Commander - Angelo Cozzarelli: angelocozz@yahoo.com Communications for the Assembly - Dean Sordyl: fcseton2410@gmail.com It is the memberships responsibility to notify us of any change to your E-mail address and mailing address. If you don t tell us how will we know? Vivat Jesus Brian Marier Trustee, Communications.
4 Hour Training Program 4483 Members No Cost Illinois Liquor Control Commission 2018 Licensed Course BEVERAGE ALCOHOL SELLERS & SERVERS EDUCATION AND TRAINING Physical Properties of Alcohol Prevention and Intervention State and Local Statutes DUI ID Techniques Dram Shop and Liability Coverage SATURDAY APRIL 7, 2018 MAY 12, 2018 8:00AM-12:00PM CLASS LOCATION KC HALL 15 N. Hickory Arlington Heights, IL 60004 (847) 255-4483
Produce Mobile Could you, a loved one or a friend use free produce and bread stuffs?? The Produce Mobile from the Chicago Food Depository is coning back to St. Thomas of Villanova 2515 1201 E. Anderson Dr. Palatine, IL 60074 on April 12th, 2018. Rain, snow or shine, our guests will be there. Will you be able to help? Produce and bread stuffs are available to our guests or anyone you may know who could use free food beginning around 9AM and finishing around 11:30AM or so. Again, our guests do not need any form of ID. Volunteers are needed to get carts from the Jewel Store, empty the truck, sort the goods, bag and distribute the goods finally, clean up. Volunteers, dress for the weather! Remember in Prayer Linda Hoskins WE HAVE REFRESHED THE LIST OF NAMES OF OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS WHO HAVE ASKED FOR PRAY- ERS. IN THE FUTURE IF YOU WISH TO HAVE A NAME ADDED PLEASE SEND THAT REQUEST TO DEACON JOE YANNOTTA(JYANNOTTA@COMCAST.NET) AND HE WILL ADDED IT TO HIS MONTHLY REFLECTION. Pray for our recently Deceased Sheila Berberick Ashlyn Kiwala Lucky Bucks LUCKY BUCK WINNERS IN MARCH Donald Hansen Jim Reilly Tarry Hoskins May 2018 Calendar of Events Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 Polish Council 3 Business Meeting 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sword & Baldric 11 12 BASSET 8am-12pm 13 14 15 Seton Assembly 16 17 Social Meeting 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Memorial Day 29 Building Corp. Meeting 7:00PM P.M. 30 31 Charity Meeting 7:00 PM Officers Meeting
Knights of Columbus Holy Rosary Council 15 North Hickory Avenue Arlington Heights, IL 60004 Non Profit Organization U.S. POSTAGE PAID Palatine, IL Permit No. 2481 Time Sensitive Material RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED April 2018 Calendar of Events Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Easter Polish Council Business Meeting BASSET 8am-12pm 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Sword & Baldric 15 16 17 Seton Assembly 18 19 Social Meeting 20 21 22 23 24 Building Corp. Meeting 7:00PM P.M. 25 26 Charity Meeting 7:00 PM Officers Meeting 27 28 29 30