Knights of Columbus Council 759 Newsletter Field Agent: 7/20/18 R. Terry Peffers FIC Cell/Office 817-690-7924 robert.peffers@kofc.org Topics This Week Council Officers Highlights Upcoming Events Prayer Requests Church Director Squires Corner Our Seminarians Council Officers HIGHLIGHTS: Burrito Sunday was another success! We want to thank Devivo Bros Eatery for their generous donations! Please visit their cafe and tell your family and friends as well. Oh, and their food is AWESOME! Chaplain -Father Gary Picou Associate Chaplain - Deacon Nelson Petzold Grand Knight Michael S Rhodes Deputy GK Michael C Potts Chancellor Patrick L Gallucci Recorder Edwin McGillick Treasurer Craig Wietz Financial Sec. Reed Risteen Advocate John M Halloran Warden - Mark Tate Inside Guards - Frank T Adinolfi Outside Guard - Ted Maturo Outside Guard - Patrick McGillick Trustee - Marc Bollon Trustee - Felix Mira Trustee - Nic Stevens Lecturer - Jack Zwit http://devivobroseatery.com/ GOD BLESS AMERICA
Quick Links... KC 759 Website Hall Rental KC Headline Bistro Catholics Respect Life SEAS Home Page LifeSiteNews.com www.kofcassembly2857.org www.twitter.com/kofc759 www.facebook.com/kofc759 ONE NATION UNDER GOD!!! A Message from our GK: Good evening brothers, Over the past month sitting watching and hearing I been wondering how I can better serve you my brothers of Council 759 better as your newly elected Grand Knight. I truly believe that we need to remember why we are knights in the first place. Charity Unity Fraternity Patriotism I truly believe in these but the Two I believe we all must remember is Charity and Unity. Charity must start at home Unity is what bonds us all together. I figured that I should tell each of you my plan for the year. I am not big on numbers so if you are looking for me to have a recruiting station after every Mass or a Membership drive I believe we do this at every pancake Breakfast and Burrito sales and the many activities that we do every year's examples Fish Fry's, Keller Fest Parking and Special Olympics are just a few examples of how we get the word out to men. I believe with all the extra things we already do there's no need for a membership drives. I truly believe that the Knights of Columbus is an organization that by name alone is something that men seek out to join. If a man asked you about our Council educated him on what the Knights of Columbus is all about and pls welcome him to sign up. Now with that being said. I truly believe that the only way to have successful year is if we can all work together. May the Lord above Bless each of you and your families!
Yours in Christ, Michael Rhodes Grand Knight Council 759 July 21st - Saturday Major Degree - 7641 Bedford For first degree Knights... Bring your Knights Travel Card with you. Sign in is at 7:30AM, Mass is at 8:00AM. Hosted by: Council #7641 - Bedford, TX July 28th - Saturday Porch Enclosure - 7:30 AM Please try to help, if you can. If you have never done this veneer work or sheet rock work, we have many people who can teach. Let's see if we can finish this thing before the end of summer! Lunch will be served! SK James E Jones - jjfam1@att.net July 26th - Thursday Diocesan Conference A good place for new Council Officers to learn how to perform the duties of their office. www.kofc.org/webinar July 30th - Saturday Champion's Day at Roanoke and Waco from 8:30-10:30 am. FREE for our Champions and $10 companion tickets (limit 4 companion tickets per Champion). Ticket price is valid through noon on Champion's Day. https://hfalls.com/roanoke/ August 1st - Wednesday Council Reports Service Directors Report is due #365 See Michael Potts A note from our Field Agent... Only Having Insurance "Through Work" Doesn't Work Do you know anyone whose life or career has drastically changed during these years of economic downturn? It's very likely that someone in your immediate or extended family or group of friends is facing financial uncertainty. Maybe there's a possibility that you (or your spouse) could change employers, or even lose your job.
Too many people have often relied on group term life insurance as their only safety net. Often, this insurance is an employee benefit provided at low or no cost. The existence of this coverage might convince someone that personally-owned life insurance is not necessary. But only having "through work" insurance can leave you and your family vulnerable. Most group life insurance policies are limited in amount, which may be tied to salary or some other benchmark. These numbers are often capped, and this cap may be dangerously low when compared to your family's actual needs. In fact, a detailed needs analysis that evaluates your specific situation, will likely show that any employer-provided coverage falls short. In addition, the amount of group insurance offered is almost always reduced, sometimes dramatically, when you retire. You could one day find yourself without coverage, and if your health has changed (which it will as you age), you might also find yourself unable to secure individual protection. At the very least, it will definitely be more expensive. While group life insurance can help, it does not replace the need for individually owned life insurance. I'll be happy to meet with you and provide a no-cost needs analysis, so you'll know exactly where you stand. Field Agent: Terry Peffers, FIC Cell: 817-690-7924 Office: 817-616-5359 Robert.Peffers@KofC.org www.kofcinsurancefw.com ASK SOMEONE TO JOIN TODAY, SHARE THIS LINK: www.knights.net Also from General Agent Chris Stark... We are giving away a ton of school supplies!! Go to our Facebook Page, https://www.facebook.com/kofcftworthagency/ BACK TO SCHOOL GIVEAWAY!!!! Our team is giving away TWO backpacks and a ton of school supplies. To qualify to win, simply go to https://www.facebook.com/kofcftworthagency/ Step 1 - "LIKE" the page Step 2 - "LIKE" the post (see picture in this email) Step 3 - "COMMENT" which color backpack you would to win - Black or Purple! Step 4 - "SHARE" the post We will draw 2 names on Monday August 6th. Winners will be contacted via Facebook. (Items will be shipped to the winners.) Good luck and many blessings for a great school year!
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Prayer Requests God, our Father, walk through my house and take away all my worries and illnesses and please watch over and heal my family and friends in God's name, Amen. For the health of Bishop Michael Olson, Monsignor. E. James Hart, Fr. Gary Geurtz, Fr. Dennis Smith, Father Glen Mullan, Father Gary Picou, Father Michael Greco, our Deacons, the CFR's and all our Clergy. May the Lord bless and guide Pope Francis as he leads his flock. For the health of Pope Emeritus Benedict. May the Lord bless and guide Bishop Michael Olson as he leads his flock. May the Lord bless and guide Father Picou and Father Greco and deacons as they minister to our spiritual needs. REPOSE OF THE SOUL: For our Brother Knights,family, and friends Brother Ron Jacobs Donna Zwit Wilson, sister to Council Lecturer SK Jack Zwit. Brother Dennis Jeffrey. Dennis father of SK Patrick Jeffrey. FOR HEALTH AND HEALING: Please pray for Kathy Hennessey, Sister of SK Bob Hennessey was diagnosed with lung cancer. Brother Tim Johnson, who is in Israel. He had a stint put in today.
Brother Omar Holguin's brother Albert. The GK of the council at St. Ann's Catholic Church in Coppell in your prayers. SK Russell Weldon who is undergoing complications with a broken foot Sammy Tarango, Brother of Fidel Ramirez Joanne Heuer wife of SK Brother Russ Heuer PGK Alex Sutton, the daughter of Brother Mike Sutton. SK Brother Mike Raffetto asks for prayers for his wife Betsy as she goes through chemo treatments. SK Javier Martinez Andrea Broom, wife of Brother SK Mike Broom Malissa Young daughter of Brother Mike Colegrove Elmer Spear Joan Borgmeyer wife of Brother Ken Borgmeyer Jean Jaeger daughter of SK Frank Caron Ronald Fullenkamp brother of SK David Fullenkamp Donald Beck's daughter Sydney SK Chris Gomez.
Brother George Sparks Lady Anne McGhee Lady Debbie Meyer SK Tony Casper Lisa Colegrove wife of Brother Mike Colegrove Steve Klekar's father-in-law who is battling lung cancer. Caleb Hood grandson of Brother Bob Farina. Brother Michael Rhodes daughter Mischa Rhodes Angel Gordillo, nephew of Brother Oscar Vazquez. Brother Byron's Griggs cousin, Mick Eckert. Kerry Lustig, wife of Brother Jeremy Lustig. Brother Larry Lamoine asks for prayers for his brother and his family. SK Al Yowell Tom Ratigan, father in-law to Brother Roland DeGraauw. Sir Knight Robert Dorough and Lady Diana (also Catholic Daughter) request prayers for their first grandson, Owen. Sue Flatley, wife of Brother SK Bill Flatley and Bill too. Andy Schneider son of Brother Tom Schneider Brother Pete Donnelly has asked for prayers for his son, Bob Dorband, SK Don Verdinella.
Brother Mike Jones David Hill Family Brother Richard Laporte has asked for prayers for his mother Denise. Barbra Mauter, wife of Brother Mike Mauter. Leila Donnelly wife of Council 759 Deputy Grand Pete Donnelly SK John Langbein Lady Moria Jones wife of SK Tom Jones. Nita Roach wife of Brother Knight John W. Roach. Lois Savoy, wife of our Brother Tim Savoy. Emily McClintick and prayers for her family. Ann Mears, daughter of SK Tom Jones SK John Donovan's wife. Brother Ray Florez Jr. Lady Maxine Propp wife of SK Bob Propp. Brother Johnny Pelzel and wife Martha Velma Garcia wife of SK Ug Garcia. Brother Joe Vedda Sr. SPECIAL NEEDS:
God grant them peace of mind and the strength to mend. For those Brothers and Sisters who are suffering and need our prayers. May God's grace be with all those in their time of need. For an end to the scourge of abortion. For all those out of work or concerned about the future of their jobs. In thanksgiving for the leadership of our Bishops, Priests and Clergy in standing up for and teaching the Truth For our Country and its leaders - especially the "prochoice" Catholics that they see the truth. For the Christians around the world who are being persecuted and murdered because of their faith in Jesus Christ. For our military who protect our freedom. For our veterans who have served to protect our freedom. Church Director Edward Leal <edleal7751@gmail.com> Seeking Truth Human desires are fickle and constantly changing. That's why you should focus on becoming more like Christ and want what he wants for you. The truth is, you often don't know what is best for you, or even what is true or false. The world has a way of always confusing us. The only way to know the truth is to continually study what God says. In his Word. Reading and studying the Bible is one of the ways God works in your life to make you more like Christ and to reveal what whatever he has planned for you. Are you learning truth from God or the world?
We will not be influenced when people try to trick us with lies that sound like truth. - Ephesians 4:14 SQUIRES CORNER If you know a male youth age 10 to 18 - please encourage them to become Knights. The first best step is to have them join the Columbian Squires. Our next meeting will take place during our Waffles event - THIS SUNDAY - 7/22 - at the Parish Center Every summer the Squires are asked to take over breakfast for the Knights. We cook waffles and sausage and join the community for an enjoyable event. This Sunday is this month's activity. Please plan on joining at the Parish Center at 6:45 AM on Sunday to start cooking. Upcoming Events: WAFFLES - PARISH CENTER - 06:45 AM August 12 Squires barbecue planning Summer Waffles 7/22 & 8/26 Continued Planning for SEAS Recruitment Efforts Coordination for next fun event - give Nick your input See you there! Esto Dignus (Be Worthy) Kevin Bast Our Seminarians: We are truly blessed to be able to support these very fine men in the seminary. Thank you Lord.
Seminarian Brother Jason Allan - Council 759 jwallan@gmail.com (SEAS) Seminarian Brother Harrison Lewis (SEAS) Seminarian Blake Thompson (Mansfield) bthompson@sjasc.edu Seminarian Brother Cameron Winn (Sacred Heart Church, Wichita Falls) cwinn@sjasc.edu