Knights of Columbus
May
All Saints Council 11402
Dunwoody, Georgia
2012
Volume 19
Issue 5
(Established July 4th, 1994)
“Opere et Veritate” 1 John
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Brothers:
770-458-5670 or email [email protected].
Thanks again to all who participated in the
Lenten Fish Frys. We were truly blessed
with outstanding support from the parish
and the community.
If you are out of town this weekend, John is
taking orders – same contact information,
pick-up at McGivney at the meeting, Tuesday
May 1, or by special arrangement.
As you probably know, besides providing an
opportunity for us Knights to get together
and have some fun, the Fish Frys are a major
source of funding for the Council’s charitable
activities. So it is important, both to the
council and to the charities we support, that
they are successful.
We had 6 brothers join us at our first degree
on April 24th. We also got two transfers, See
details inside. We also had our Brother
Chris Trantow and new wife Ansley marry
at All Saints with an honor guard.
This year with the new venue
and the new kitchen, we were
able to generate new record
revenue for those charities.
Don’t forget the Dunwoody Charity Golf
Tournament on May 14th at St.
Marlo Country Club in Duluth. A
few more slots are still available.
See the poster inside.
On a more serious note, one of
Many of you were at the “Fish
my duties as Grand Knight is to
submit the Necrology Report to
Fry Appreciation” dinner on
the State Secretary. This year’s
Sunday April 22. We had a
report includes four brother
great turnout and Dennis
knights, Warren P. Vicknair,
Caniglia once again outdid
himself with his signature “Whiskey Steaks.” John W. Lynch II, Lloyd Addison, and
Edward Koss.
Dennis also presented a plaque to Monsignor
Marren recognizing him for his foresight and While the Knights may be best known for
generosity in installing the kitchen and mov- their many charitable works, the order was
originally founded to take care of the widows
ing the event to the gym. Next year we will
and orphans of deceased brothers.
have to order more steak (and fewer string
beans).
That concern has evolved into the Knights of
It has been said, “From those to whom much Columbus Insurance Program. While this
has been given – much is expected”. So just in program is optional, death is not, and it
case you were looking for another activity to behooves us all to prepare for this certainty.
which you could put your energies, this weekElsewhere in this newsletter, there is another
end, we have the annual Vidalia Onion Sale.
message from our field agent, John Knight.
I urge you to read it, and contact John who
If John Buchholz has not already contacted
you personally, he may still have a slot or two can help you evaluate your personal situation
and determine whether or how the Knight’s
open for selling the onions which will take
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programs can help you.
place before and after all the Masses this
weekend. But you had better call quickly be- Vivat Jesus,
fore all the slots are gone!! Contact him at
Stan Wasowski, Grand Knight
Council Officer Elections in June
As we near the conclusion of another Fraternal Year (July 1 to
June 30), the council prepares for an election of officers at the
June Meeting. Please note this very important meeting on your
calendars and plan to attend and vote.
The three trustees of the council-- Gert Kampfer, Lou Hlad, and
Don Myers- are entrusted with the duty of canvassing the officers
to ascertain whether or not they wish to rerun for their offices.
Interest from other 3rd and 4th degree members is also sought out
to bring new talent and energy to the council.
At the Tuesday May 1st meeting, the trustees must announce the
result of their efforts and reveal their suggestions for the June
elections. The suggestions are not binding and any member attaining the 3rd degree may run for any
officer position. All members who attend the June business meeting (Tuesday June 5th) may vote. There
are no absentee ballots.
These are the selections of the Nominating Committee for the June elections. Remember that any
brother in All Saints Council having attained the 3rd degree may run against these nominees for any
position.
Grand Knight -Deputy Grand Knight Chancellor Advocate Warden Recorder Treasurer Lead Inside Guard
Lead Outside Guard
Robert Fiscella
Dean Trantow
Frank Callan
Brian (BJ) Van Gundy
Patrick Fahey
Edward Trainor
Mario Commito
Edgar Pierson
Mark Foster
(Stanley Wasowski chooses to step down)
(not currently an officer)
(incumbent)
(incumbent)
(not currently an officer)
(incumbent)
(incumbent)
(incumbent)
(currently an assistant inside guard)
Trustee 3 year term Trustee 2 year term Trustee 1 year term -
Stanley Wasowski
Gert Kampfer
Louis Hlad
(currently Grand Knight)
(currently Trustee 3 year term)
(currently Trustee 2 year term)
The offices of Financial Secretary, Lecturer, and Chaplain are appointed by the new Grand Knight and
will be announced after the election. It is anticipated that current Financial Secretary, John Stowell, will
not continue. Assistant Inside and Outside Guards will be chosen as well and may or may not be the
incumbents. Activity Directors are also appointed and will be announced after the election.
It is anticipated that our council will have a new District Deputy as well, since the district boundaries are
being redefined. A District Deputy is a supervisor of several councils and reports their compliance with
regulations directly to the Georgia State Deputy, Rick Sisko. It is possible that the new District Deputy
could be a very familiar face to our membership. Our new district will include All Saints, Immaculate
Heart of Mary, and the Georgia Tech Council.
Our current lead Outside Guard, Gene Gannon, has moved to Woodstock and is in the process of transferring to the nearby St. Peter Chanel Council. We will miss his valuable contributions to our service
projects and wish him well at his new parish and council.
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Fish Fry Volunteer Party (Not a Fish in Sight)
It was another full crowd both inside and outside our
own McGivney Hall as the Council thanked its hardworking volunteers for a record-breaking 8,009 meal
effort this year. The party was held on April 22nd.
Dennis Caniglia was the host chef aided by Brother
Greg Kane as they again provided their signature
specialty whiskey steaks with all the trimmings.
Monsignor Marren was awarded a special plaque for
his support in moving the Lenten Fry to the gym this
year. Without his support, no record was possible.
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New 1st Degree Council Brothers
Brian Benninghoff
John Lamberski
David Grayson, Sr.
John Martin
Bill Hoskin
Ryan Ross
On Tuesday, April 24th, we were privileged to add six new 1st degree brothers to our council.
With the two new transfers noted on the following page, All Saints now can boast of 395
members. These last six new members have ensured us of qualifying for our sixth consecutive
Double Star Council Award. This may well be unprecedented (except that our Assembly
sister council St. Brigid is also expected to attain this most difficult honor).
To attain a Star Award, a council must increase its membership by 7% in a fraternal year. To
attain a Double Star Award, a council must increase its membership by 14% in a fraternal
year. This means that to attain another Double Star Award next year, a council of 400 members must increase its membership by 56 without losing any. Transfers between councils do
not count for or against the goal, since the total worldly membership does not change.
There are also minimal insurance membership increase components and minimal council
activity components in the requirements. Our many activities and our wonderful field
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John Knight, make sure that those goals are always met as well.
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Recent Council Transfers
Sean Mercer is a 2nd degree transfer from Mary Our Queen Council
in Norcross. He is the new Youth
Minister at All Saints Parish.
Father Brian Kerr is a member of
the Missionaries of the Poor based
in Jamaica. He was here at All
Saints with Fr. Richard Ho Lung
and the concert troop last month.
Fr. Kerr decided to transfer into
our council from the Annunciation
Council of Altamonte Springs, FL.
He is our 19th clergy member.
Sean Mercer
Fr. Brian Kerr
Sean, 23, is another young recruit.
“Knight to Knight” Corner
Our council insurance field agent, John
Knight, has put together some great tips to
consider monthly on the importance of
proper insurance coverage.
Following is his May insurance topic to ponder. KofC insurance is sold only to brothers
and their families at great rates.
Please consider having a personal conversation with John soon.
May Insurance Tip --- Four Parts of Retirement: Phase Two
In a previous article, I discussed protection and how Knights of Columbus products can
provide it for you and your wife in your retirement years. The next phase of retirement is
accumulation of cash.
Those life insurance policies you purchased, if they are permanent plans, carry a savings element that helps with accumulation of wealth. Another good option is a Knights of
Columbus retirement plan or annuity with a guaranteed interest rate. After basic protection, you spend your working life preparing not to work…for the day the paychecks stop.
Factor in here also your pensions, government benefits and other savings you’ve acquired
over the years.
Some experts will tell you that you should prepare for retirement with a plan that calls
for 70% of the income you had pre-retirement. I think that falls woefully short. Plan on
the 90% range. Consider this: what are you giving up that translates to 30% of your
income? You still have to eat, you will travel more (going to see the grandchildren), taxes
need to be paid, and on and on. Be careful of that 70% arbitrary rule.
I can help you build a plan to reach your goals. Contact me today to learn more.5
John Knight, Field Agent Cell: (404) 569-5265 Email: [email protected]
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Tom Simon Awarded “Knight-of-the-Month”
Because this busy brother ran the car raffle for the parish, was the President of the All Saints Men’s
Club, helped run the Lenten Fish Frys partnering with Dennis Caniglia, and was now managing the
upcoming Dunwoody Charity Golf Tournament, Brother Tom Simon’s (right) election as Knight-ofthe-Month was a very easy one. Past Grand Knight and Trustee Lou Hlad did the honors.
Brother Chris Trantow & Ansley Marry April 14th
Brother Chris Trantow (son of Sir Knight Dean Trantow) and Ansley were married in All Saints Church
by our Sir Knight Fr. Bill Hao in a beautiful ceremony featuring an honor guard of 13 Fr. Charles Watters
Assembly brothers in full regalia. Their professional wedding pictures should be something to remember.
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Next, our Sir Knight Tim Krulia marries fiancée Jackie Marshall on July 7 at St. Brigid with an honor
guard. Who says we don’t have lots of young members?
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New Crucifix in All Saints Church
By Brother Norbert Braza
The first thing one notices when entering All Saints Church is the new
crucifix hanging above the altar. There had always been some opposition to such an item by some parishioners, although such is required
by Vatican Law. This article discusses differences between a cross and
a crucifix involving both doctrinal and personal thoughts. For definition purposes, a crucifix is a cross with the figure of Christ crucified
(a Corpus Christi) upon it.
The Church has issued General Instructions about the use of a crucifix
in all churches. The instructions state: “There is also to be a
cross, with the figure of Christ crucified upon it, either on the
altar or near it, where it is clearly visible to the assembled
congregation. It is appropriate that such a cross, which calls
to mind for the faithful the saving Passion of the Lord, remain near the altar even outside of liturgical celebrations.”
The wooden cross that is currently outside the church main window is not compliant with this
instruction for two reasons, namely, it does not have the figure of Christ, nor can it be seen by
the entire assembled congregation.
Other than these General Instructions there is an interesting history of the cross and the
crucifix. It would take too much time to discuss these differences, other than to say that the
cross became popular around the 2nd century and the crucifix around the fifth century. Over
time and in different parts of the world the form of the cross and crucifix evolved.
There are, however, significant doctrinal differences between a cross and a crucifix. Today
one finds that the crucifix is used primarily by Catholics, while the cross is used by most other
denominations. The cross and the crucifix represent two very different understandings of
Christ's atonement for sin.
Both Catholics and Protestants believe that Christ died to pay the penalty for sin. The difference
is that Protestants believe that Christ's work was finished on the cross, and Catholics believe it
continues. For Catholics, the appearance of Christ on the crucifix represents the fact that
Christ's atoning work is still going on. When Catholics celebrate the Mass, we believe that we
are re-sacrificing, re-presenting, re-enacting Christ’s physical sacrifice in an un-bloody manner.
Christ’s sacrifice is eternal because sins are still being forgiven even two millennia after his
death. This is why the crucifix has been mandated to be shown by the altar because it forcefully
and vividly reminds us of this fundamental truth of our faith.
Dogma aside, on a personal level, consider the meaning behind a cross and a crucifix. The
cross simply reminds one that life is filled with struggles. We all were born with a fallen nature.
People become sick, they die, they lose their jobs, they lose their homes in hurricanes, we hurt
ourselves and others by our sins, etc, etc, etc,. Looking at a cross simply reminds one that our
lives have a lot of difficulties. We really need to be reminded that there is help. That’s precisely
what the crucifix does.
Looking at the image of Christ hanging on the cross reminds us that God, in the person of His
Son, loves us so much that he suffered and died for each of us so that one day we may be
eternally happy with him in heaven. The crucifix vividly reminds us of this fundamental truth
of our faith; the cross does not.
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Note: Special thanks to Brothers Jim Mammoser and Wiley Maloof who lobbied for
such a crucifix to be installed at All Saints for several years. Also, thanks to the
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anonymous parishioners who financed it.
Origin of “Our Father” Doxology
Very early on in the Catholic Liturgy, the Lord's Prayer was concluded with a doxology ( a
prayer of praise), “For Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever and ever”.
This was not part of the original Greek Scriptural text and consequently is not included in many
modern Bible translations.
However, there are other non-Scriptural writings which have been preserved from the early
days of the Church. It was here, where the doxology was first found in the important document
called the "Didache," (written between 70-140 AD). “Didache” (Did-ah-kay) simply means
'teaching'.
The “Our Father” in the Didache had the doxology tagged onto the end without the words “the
kingdom”. The tradition of the doxology was carried into the Liturgy, and became so closely
associated with the Lord's Prayer that it is now often mistaken to be part of the prayer itself.
The words “the kingdom” were added later and are preserved in the document “The Apostolic
Constitutions” (written 250-380 AD).
The “Our Father” is contained twice in the Bible (Matt. 6:9-13; Luke 11:2-4) with no doxology,
for although very ancient, it is not found in the original manuscripts. This is simply a prayer
from the believers in the early centuries of the Church whose spirits were moved by the Holy
Spirit to close this beautiful prayer in grandiose fashion. These early writings never present it
as an essential part of the “Our Father”, but rather an “embolism," (added prayer), intended to
increase fervor and direct the intention of the faithful.
The early Church did use the doxology in the Liturgy just as we do today. The doxology has
been included in and taken out of the Mass throughout history. This prayer had been omitted
from the Liturgy of recent centuries until Vatican II when it was reauthorized for use at Mass
only. It is recited and acknowledged as an ancient prayer of praise. This is why it is not said
immediately following the words “deliver us from evil”. So why do Protestants use these
words?
It is believed that a copyist when copying Matthew's Gospel put a note in the margin, noting
that in the Mass, we follow the “Our Father” with the doxology. A later copyist mistakenly transcribed the margin note into the text itself and it was preserved in all subsequent copies of the
manuscript. The King James Version translators in 1611 A.D., (The King James Version is a
Protestant Bible) used a copy of the New Testament that contained these added words. Most
Protestant scholars admit that these words are not those of our Lord. But since this text was
included by the translators, it is used by Protestants, but is, ironically, a Catholic Liturgical
prayer.
An English version of the Our Father without the doxology actually did become accepted in the
English-speaking world during the reign of Edward VI when the Book of Common Prayer of the
Church of England did not add the doxology. However, during the reign of Elizabeth I there was
a desire to rid the Church of England from any Catholic vestiges. Because of this wish for
severance and not because of authenticity, the doxology of the Lord’s Prayer was re-included.
Therefore, when non-Catholics ask us why we make the “Our Father” shorter than their form,
we should tell them that the added words which they use are not a part of the prayer as given
by our Blessed Lord, but rather a pious addition which is ancient, but not original.
Remember, before the last book in the New Testament was written, the Catholic Church celebrated her golden jubilee (50 year anniversary) and 11 of the Apostles had already died. The
Church existed before the Bible. The Bible came from the Church. The Church did not
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come from the Bible. The Catholic Church knows what words were included in the prayer
and what words were not because She, the Bride of Christ, was there.
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Council Monogrammed Shirts Available
Now that we are deep in our Lenten Fish Fry Events,
is is time to troop the colors. What better way to show
your support of the council than by purchasing an All
Saints Logo Shirt and parading it about at the Fish
Fry.
We currently have them available in red, navy blue,
black, and white for $25 each. The sizes are large and
X-large. The shirts run big, so if you are a borderline
large/extra large person, the large will do fine. Both
Lou Hlad and Bryan Kler wear large and they are not
small people.
If you are interested in purchasing a logo shirt, contact
Bryan Kler at [email protected] or 404-944-6629
and indicate your name, quantity, color, and size.
Bryan may have some monogrammed baseball hats
still available as well for $15.
Wear your council ID apparel proudly this year and
give our council and our Order as much publicity as
possible.
Marty McCormick Wins Annuity
Our new Brother Marty McCormick
was fortunate enough to be at the April
Council Business Meeting when his
name was pulled to win a $100 insurance
annuity.
This prize is only available to new brothers in their first year of membership and
they must be present at the meeting to
win. Marty becomes our latest insurance
member after Frank Seco de Lucena,
last month’s winner.
There is a special signup sheet at the
entrance table for new members in
addition to the other signup sheet for the
normal attendance award drawing.
We were not quick enough to take a
picture of the presentation. Sorry.
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Onion Project is Another Sellout
WE DID IT! Thanks to a great Council 11402 TEAM EFFORT, and the leadership of our Sales Guru Dean
Trantow, our Council sold out of our 555 ten pound bags of Vidalia Onions by the end of the 12:15 Mass.
Thanks to all who either Bought onions or helped to Sell them after the Masses on the weekend of April 28-29.
The Onion Sale will bring about $3000 to our Council. Not bad for a ONE Weekend effort. And, our charities
will benefit greatly.
We want to thank the other nine Councils who participated with us this year, namely: St. Andrew, St. Benedict , St. Brigid , St. Monica, St. Brendan, Prince of Peace, Our Lady of the Assumption, St. Joseph (Athens),
and St. Thomas More. We had nearly 3,000 ten pound bags shipped from South Georgia to cover the needs of
the Councils involved in the sale. Their participation helps minimize the individual costs for the long distance
and local trucking needs.
And, again a big thanks go to Ed Krise and his warehouse staff at Courier South for their help in receiving the
delivery and arranging for the local delivery to the participating Councils. Also, the team of John Buchholz,
Dean and Chris Trantow reallocated the shipment onto the pallets for the specific Councils. Thankfully, no
back injuries were reported. It’s good to have “younger” backs to help with this stage of the work.
Dean Trantow enthusiastically stepped forward to handle the job of ONION SALES MANAGER, and did a
great job of organizing and directing the many volunteers who stepped forward to help. Along with Kevin
Murray, who was the Inventory Control Manager, they made sure that each station had ONIONS to sell.
Over 70 Brother Knights served on our Sales Team - a new record for participation. A Special thanks to
those Brothers who worked at multiple Masses to ensure that “No Onion Was Left Unsold”.
While it’s tempting to think in terms of “MORE ONIONS” for next year, we feel very fortunate to have this
year’s great weather and the continued support of our All Saints Parishioners, so time will tell as to how
many onions will be ordered in the future.
But, for now it’s time to cherish the fact that for another year we can “Stop and Smell the Onions!”
Council Benevolence/Charity/Service
Brother Jim Mammoser requested a gift of $300 to each of our
three seminarians. Already in budget and approved.
Council received a request from Brother Mark Foster to
donate $1,000 to the Birthright Atlanta charity. Because the
amount is over $500, the motion will be voted in May.
Council continued its 4th year of Fathers for Good seminars
and announced the seminars for year four.
Brother John Buchholz requested a $2,000 donation to I-Care.
Because it exceeds $500, it will be voted in May. This is the
group of volunteers that drive elderly to and from medical
appointments.
Brother B.J. Van Gundy requested a $500 donation to the
Georgia Special Olympics called “Over the Edge”. He will
rappel down a 25-story building during the fundraiser.
Our Dunwoody Charity Golf Tournament on May 14th will
raise money for six charities (as will our Vidalia Onion Sale).
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Our ongoing funeral acolyte program continues serving
all
parish funerals as it has since 1997. More acolytes are being
recruited.
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Council Birthdays and Anniversaries
May Birthdays
Louis Bernard
Rob Conners
Eric Martin
Mack Smith
Adam Drost
Scott Earley
Gene Pawlak
Thomas Scanlon
Guy Stryker
Adam Sheeter
Chip Follert
Bert Trapani
Fred Schlitt
George Swartz
Dave Richardson
Andrew Bayles
Roland Fredette
Joerg Grau
Mark Moots
Bill Allen
Ken Boerman
Mario Commito
Bernard Boehnlein
Matthew Planer
Richard Roth
Henry Schoeler
Jerry Howley
Ray Turcotte
James McDevitt
Mark Yanta
Mike Walker
Chris Doyle
Matthew James
Marion Maloof
Dean Trantow
Paul Delorme
Ed Trainor
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
5th
5th
7th
9th
9th
9th
11th
12th
13th
14th
14th
16th
16th
17th
17th
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20th
21st
22nd
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24th
26th
27th
29th
29th
29th
29th
31st
31st
May Wedding Anniversaries
Date
Years
30th Gerry & Vickey Schaefer
18th John & Karleen Buchholz
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23rd Gregory & Anita Brandner
3rd Paul & Debbie Doppel
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17th David & Patricia Flynn
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17th David & Carol Mason
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29th Esnar (EJ) & Suzanne Couvillio n 36
20th Thomas & Ann Marie Kelly
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12th Bert & Jeanne Trapani
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30th Jim & Kathy Erdy
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30th Joerg & Heidi Grau
20th Mark & Kitty Moots
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26th Bill & Cathy Haas
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25th Jim & Theresa Scandle
31st Matt & Elisabeth Allen
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23rd Glenn & Leslie Gray
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23rd William & Charlotte Stobierski
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15th Al & Sylvia Kosek
23rd Chris & Milla Callison
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30th Pat (Jr.) & Tricia Casey
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21st Ty & Claudia Leon
6th Kevin & Samantha Murray
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5th Daniel & Mollie Quinnelly
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25th Bruce & Stacey Barker
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19th Bryan & Brandi Kler
16th Todd & Beth Papetti
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Upcoming Exemplification Opportunities
1st/2nd Degrees Saturday May 5th - St. Brigid Council, 3400 Old Alabama Road, Johns Creek 30022.
1st degree at 10AM, register 9:15AM and 2nd degree starts about 11:30AM. Register 10:15 AM. RSVP to
Rick Langheim at [email protected]. Those needing only 2nd degree preferably come as observers
for 1st degree and then participate as candidates for 2nd degree. Coat and tie please.
1st/2nd Degrees Wednesday, May 16th - Atlanta Council #660 - 2620 Buford Highway NE, Atlanta 30324.
1st degree at 7 PM, register 6PM and 2nd degree starts about 8:30 PM. Register 7:45 PM. RSVP to Gordon
Calley at [email protected] needing only 2nd degree should preferably come as observers for 1st
degree and then participate as candidates for 2nd degree. Coat and tie for pictures.
2nd Degree Wednesday May 23rd, St. Benedict Council, 11045 Parsons Road, Duluth 30097. RSVP to Mark
Smeragliulo at 770-733-6682.
1st Degree - Tuesday May 29th - All Saints 11402, McGivney Hall - 2443 Mt. Vernon Road, Dunwoody GA.
30338. Ceremony 7:30 PM. Candidates register 6:45 PM. Coat and tie please.
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Fourth Degree - Saturday, June 23, 2012- St. John Neumann Church, 801 Tom Smith Road, Lilburn, GA.
30047 Register 12 PM to 1:30 PM, ceremony 2 PM. Tuxedo required!! Fill out Form 4 application and
pre-pay fees. Info from [email protected].
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Our Council Intentions and Remembrances
Ailing Brothers Monthly Prayers:
Jack Klapka
Dennis Klein
Ron Collins
Msgr. Kiernan
Frank Murphy
Al Kosek
Jim Mammoser
Nestor Montero
Benny Mastrogiovanni James Tally
George Swartz
Mike Klimshuk
Franz Brucks
Jim Campbell
Joe Cavallaro
Fr. Joseph Peek
Stan Wasowski
Ernie Spencer
Phil McGonegal
Jean-Paul Roy
Mike Martell Deacon Bill Garrett
Deacon Ed Krise Bill Driscoll
Joe Fuentes
Ailing Brother Ongoing Prayers
Prayers for Friends/ Loved Ones
Bill Allen’s wife, Tisha
Andy Bayles’ mother, Diana, 69
John Brach’s son-in-law, Mike Spinello
Stuart Brady’s mother
Dave Davis’ mother, Esther, 96
Jeff Durthaler’s son, Joshua
Mark Foster’s uncle, Warren Foster & 2nd Uncle
Ken Gregg’s wife, Judy
Dave Guy, prospective knight in SC monastery
Ed Harries’wife, Suzanne
Mike Haslach’s mom, 85
Jim Herbig’s wife, Judy
Lou Hlad’s aunt, Eleanore Hlad, friend John Gore
Lou Hlad Daughter, Andrea
Gert Kampfer’s mother
Al Kosek’s wife, Sylvia
Chuck Mahoney’s widow, Grace
Bennie Mastrogiovanni’s daughter-in-law, Hollie
Paul Mudge’s friends, Theresa Kolany, William Boyle
Bill O’Brien’s grandson, Isaac Del Valle
Shane Patilla’ Aunt, Mary Cronin in Ireland
MOQ Grand Knight Bob Santos’ wife, Christine
Fred Quintan’s son, Ethan
Ernie Spencer’s Grandson, Garrett Pilcher
Frank Welter’s widow, Margaret
TomWozniak’s aged mother and father
Mark Yanta’s nephew, Nolan Goldklang
William O’Connor
Ed Pavlik
Matt Dewhurst
John Nuzzulo
Our Seminarians/ Missionaries
Brian Baker
Matt Dalrymple
Jack Knight - new seminarian
Missionary Gray Plunkett
Ora Pro Nobis
Happily this month there were no
deaths reported
Our Beloved Clergy
Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory
Aux. Atlanta Bishop Luis R. Zarama
Abbot Francis Michael Stiteler
Monsignor R. Donald Kiernan, P.A.
Monsignor Hugh M. Marren
Father William T. Hao
Fr. Joseph Peek
Father Daniel J. McCormick
Father Daniel Rogaczewski
Father Michael U. Onykuru
Father William F. Rowland, S.M.
Father Bryan Small Father Daniel Ketter
Father David Daly, LC Father Brian Kerr
Deacon Ray Egan Deacon William Garrett
Deacon Ed Krise Deacon Paul Doppel
Deacon Ken Melvin Brother John Klein
Brother Alfred Stephen
36 Deceased Brother Knights of All Saints Council 11402
Edward P. Koss
Lloyd Addison
John W. Lynch II
Warren P. Vicknair
Walter J. Bieszak
Joseph J. Wittman
Charles F. Mahony
Gerald A. Cicero
David Moeller
Frank Welter
Owen K. McCabe
William G. Lehman
12/20/2011
11/25/2011
6/21/2011
6/21/2011
4/17/2011
3/09/2011
2/20/2011
1/05/2011
5/09/2010
12/20/2009
8/16/2009
4/16/2009
Robert L. Morell
4/29/2008
Gordon G. Hurt
3/03/2008
John A. O’Shea
1/27/2008
Thomas M. Scherrer 4/10/2007
Richard Steiner
3/17/2006
Sal De Pace
1/16/2006
Anthony C Ardagna 12/28/2005
Jerome E. Travers 7/29/2005
John P. Stojka
7/21/2005
Paul G. Horan
6/02/2005
Edwin L. Woerner
5/21/2005
Thomas J. Byrne, Jr 10/22/2004
James J. McCabe
10/22/2004
Robert J. Lescher
5/17/2003
Brad M. Scranton
5/14/2003
Phillip A. Haluska
12/18/2002
Joseph A. Miller
12/2/2002
James R. Fraser
9/21/2002
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6/02/2000
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3/27/2000
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12/15/1999
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12/12/1999
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1st/2nd
Degrees
St. Brigid
Johns
Creek
10 AM
May
Council Mtg
7 PM Rosary
7:30 Mtg
4th Degree
Assembly
Meetig
Site TBA
6:15 rosary
6:30 Dinner
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1st
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St. Andrew
Roswell
7 PM
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Confirmation
Honor Guard
5 PM Mass
1st/2nd
Degree
Atlanta
Council #660
Buford Hiway
7 PM
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Knights
Golf at St.
Marlo CC
Duluth 1 PM
3 First
Communions:
at St. Brigid
Honor Guards
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GA State Convention - Augusta
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2nd Degree
St. Benedict
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Johns Creek
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Conclusion
Memorial Day
Honor Guard
Marietta
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McGivney
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7:30 PM
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Sister Sullivan Center is a
late addition to the calendar
on May 19th. We have been
asked to construct a fence.
Details will be announced
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the May 1 business meeting.