St. Paul the Apostle Council 9652 January-February...

Knightly News, January-February 2014 Pg. 1 Council 9652, Kingston, ON

St. Paul the Apostle Council 9652 January-February 2014

“The popes have spoken of human ecology, closely linked

to environmental ecology. We are living in a time of crisis:

we see this in the environment, but above all we see this

in mankind ... Man is not in charge today, money is in

charge, money rules. God our Father did not give the task

of caring for the earth to money, but to us, to men and

women: we have this task! Instead, men and women are

sacrificed to the idols of profit and consumption: it is the

‘culture of waste.’” ~Pope Francis, standing up for the poor

and the environment, June 2013

I wish to begin by wishing each of you, my Broth-

ers, your families, your friends and the Greater Com-

munity in which we serve, a very Happy New Year.

As I searched for the words I wanted to write, in

my first message of the New Year, I found myself

procrastinating to get the job done. It seemed my fo-

cus was on my personal needs and desires, thus for-

getting about the mandate to serve each of you as you

have called me to do.

Advent gave us time to prepare for that glorious

event celebrating the birth of Jesus. It soon dawned

on me what I needed to say as Christmas Eve ap-

proached. On that day, I had the pleasure of meeting

and chatting briefly with a couple of our widows. I

also took time to visit a Brother Knight (who is ill)

and his wife. These visits and the reactions I received

soon gave me the focus I needed.

As the New Year confronts us we must dust our-

selves off to refocus what our mission as Knights is to

be. Are we to continue helping each of our selected

Charities through monetary donations? Or are we to

find other ways of reaching out to those Charities

when money falls short? What I see is a mix of both

areas.

Hard decisions are to be made as approval of our

annual operating budget must be reviewed and passed

by the general membership in the coming months.

The world we live in continues to become more chal-

lenging, as we try very hard to accomplish the annual

events and fundraisers to support the budget plan. I

put a challenge and call out to each of you to help us

in this task. Making a phone call, sending an e-mail,

or even attending the January/February meetings,

with a new idea would be a great gift you could give

to our Council, our mandate and most importantly the

rewards of your own contribution.

This may also be time for us to re-focus on my

goal of last summer. If you recall I wanted to get out

as a membership and help those in need within our

community by giving of our time. I continue to ex-

press the rewards of doing this. Charity is more than

raising money; it is getting dirty to help others. Please

consider this when you are next called on to drive that

person to an appointment, clear a walkway, plant a

garden or even just sit and talk with that lonely, ill

person. [Continued on Pg. 2]

Table of Contents on Pg. 2

Mission Statement

We, the Knights of Columbus, St. Paul the Apostle Council 9652, strive to deepen our relation-ship with Christ and each other by promoting God’s work. We support our

Bishop, Priests and Community by holding fast to our mission as Catholic laymen.

We provide support to widows and children of deceased members who die an untimely death, and foster fraternal spirit.

GRAND KNIGHT’S REMARKS Br. Scott Arnold


Chaplain’s Remarks Father Leo Byrne

Dear Brother Knights,

The Book of Deuteronomy offers a single line of scrip-

ture which can become a daily prayer reflection.

“The Lord your God carries you as one carries a

child all the way you have travelled until you

reached this place” Deuteronomy 1:31

You can write it out and read it or memorize it and re-

peat it from time to time. Each day provides an oppor-

tunity to reinforce the belief that God has carried you

and is carrying you…all the way you have travelled

until you reach this moment in your life.

I have this quotation near where I sit to read. I pick it

up two or three times a day as a kind of prayer and re-

assurance of the constant care and presence of God in

my journey of life.

Father Leo Byrne

Chaplain

The finances of Council 9652 for 2013, are stable &

sound. We met our charitable payout budget guidelines &

reduced administration expenses , again this year. This is

reflected in our account balances, that have gains from a

year ago.

The membership of 9652 is stable, with all members in "

Good Standing" to begin 2014. We have 155 members; 89

associate, 64 insurance, 2 inactive. There are 19 Honorary

Life, 5 Honorary, & 3 Disabled members. Our council

consists of; 1st Deg - 3, 2nd Deg - 6, 3rd Deg - 104, 4th

Deg - 40.

The billing 1st notices have been generated via email &

regular mail. Thanks to those members who have paid their

2014 dues already.

Please update changes in your contact info, to me, so our

records can be current. Keep informed of your council's

activities by checking out our website or coming out to our

regular meetings, 1st Tuesday of the month. If you require

answers, please contact me; my info is on the back of your

membership card.

Fraternally, Dale.

Vivat Jesus!

Table of Contents

Grand Knight 1

Chaplain / Fin. Sec. 2

Member Achievements 2

Discipleship / Raffle 3

Chancellor / Billboards 4

Humour / Anniv/B’days 5

Presentations at Meeting 6

Basketball Free Throw 7

Nativity Scene / Exhib 8-10

Insurance (Disability) 9

St. John Fisher Dinner 11

Ed.Note /Joyful‘toons 12

Calendar / Officers 13

Sponsors 14

Financial Secretary’s Report Br. Dale Tuepah

New Honourary Member

On Jan.1/14, Allan DeBenedetti, (our Ad-

vocate), will have achieved "Honourary

Member" status with the

Knights of Columbus.

Allan has served in many

positions at his former

Council in Leamington,

including Grand Knight.

He also served as District

Deputy in the Leamington District.

Congratulations "AL".

[From Pg. 1] Giving in this way is not an easy venture. I will be the first to attest to that. It requires that we step

away from our comfort zone and expose our vulnerability. Remember mostly that this is what God asks of us.

As mentioned by Pope Francis above, we must not allow the money to drive our success in fulfilling our

mandate. Let us remember that by doing good deeds, and allowing our voice to be heard, we will in fact reap

the needed rewards to maintain our goals. Let us all not allow the money to rule. Instead let it be one of the

many tools in our ‘repair box’.

Again, I wish each and every one of you and your families a Very Happy New Year!

Vivat Jesus!

Curling Success

Walter Genereux and his team success-

fully won the Zone

4, Grand Masters

Curling playdowns.

Walter has qualified

for the Provincial

playdowns on the

21st and 22nd March

2014 at the Thornhill Golf and Country

Club, Toronto. Congratulations Walter!

Good Luck at the Provincials!


Missionary Discipleship Br. David Caracciolo

[David Caracciolo and a few Council members attended a Mission at the Cathedral in mid-December, pre-

sented by Father James Mallon. Here are David’s comments on the Mission.]

During Advent some of us attended a "mission" at St. Mary's Cathedral. Over three evenings Fr. James Mal-

lon, of "Catholicism 201" and “Dogmatic Theology” fame, spoke on three topics:

1) Being disciples, i.e. ready to continue learning about our faith, especially about the key message of Christi-

anity ("Kerygma").

2) The power of the Holy Spirit whose fruits, if we ask for them, include greater love, joy, peace, gentleness,

self-control and patience.

3) The need for all Christians, not just the clergy, to be missionaries, to go out and make disciples of all na-

tions (Matt 28: 19).

He explained that this is what Pope Francis has been calling for since being elected, even suggesting that we

make a mess while doing it.

Are we ready to be joyful and loving Missionary Disciples, drawing closer to God, while sharing the Good

News of Jesus Christ with our families, co-workers, even strangers?

Vivat Jesus!

Our Arthritis Raffle Ticket Sales Team members are

Dale Tuepah ( Membership Sales) Howard Gallivan

(Store Sales), John Gallant, Fred Watson, Bill Cop-

pens and Don Doherty, (Monthly Team Captains)and

we would like to wish you, your family and friends a

very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The

challenge our team faces in this years’ raffle is to sell

5,100 tickets. This is the greatest challenge our coun-

cil has ever faced and we will

need everyone’s help.

This year there will be 500,000

tickets printed — $5 each.

There will be 1,000 prizes. The

odds are very favourable for the

chance to win as compared to

any other major lotteries.

What are we asking our members to do?

1. Volunteer to sell one book of tickets

2. Volunteer to sell tickets at the Cataraqui Mall.

If you wish to sell a book of tickets please call Brother

Dale Tuepah 613-389-2174. The tickets are $5.00

each and there are ten tickets in a book. If you wish to

sell tickets in the mall please call Brother Howard

Gallivan 613-389-7948.

As brother Knights we all appreciate each member has

unique traits and abilities. Some enjoy selling tickets;

some don’t. Some can take the time to sell in malls;

some can’t. Only you know what your situation is.

Please help if you can. If you can’t help, please con-

sider buying a ticket or two from a council member or

when you are shopping at the

mall or when you are attending a

meeting.

This year there are no cars as

prizes. Instead, there are 1000

prizes:

10 cash prizes ranging from

$10,000 to $250,000

990 electronics and other prizes — 50” LED HD

TVs, pre-paid credit cards, and Kobo mini-readers

As you can see there are many more prizes to be won

this year and there are Significant cash prizes. These

tickets make great stocking stuffers. Someone will

win. Buy a ticket to see if it could be you!

Vivat Jesus!

Arthritis Raffle News Br. Howard Gallivan


Chancellor’s Report Brs. Peter Wadeck / Aubert Pereira

Opening Thought: Although no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start

from now and make a brand new ending.

Carl Bard

The severe ice-storm has come and gone. Normal winter life can resume. As you move forward, spare a

thought for those Knights and wives celebrating Birthdays and Anniversaries.

Significant Birthdays and Anniversaries — Jan/Feb 2014

Notable Birthdays (60+):

The 60’s Club

January: Edwin Melanson (17th); Jose Masucol (22nd); Khalil Hnain (31st)

February: Gerald Shewchuk (9th); Charles Lunn (14th)

The 70’s Club

January: Larry Potvin (3rd); Frederick W. Happy (17th); Martin Elderhorst (30th)

February: Garry Davis (5th); Garnet Huff (12th); James Lesley (14th); Anthony Vella (20th);

Thomas Hogan (24th)

The 90’s Club:

February: Omer Guertin (4th)

Notable Wedding Anniversaries (40+):

Jan: Madeline and Philip Healey (46 years on the 12th); Trudy and Larry Potvin (59 years on the 20th);

Connie and Anthony Vella (50 years on the 21st)

Please pray for those who are sick, especially Tim Culleton and Mel Kealey. Pray also for other members and/or family members who are sick, and for their families who have to cope with the illness of a loved one.

Closing Thought: Stop focusing on how Stressed you are and remember how Blessed you are.

(Quotes courtesy of HuffPost Canada)

The Life and Christmas Billboards

Once again, St. Joseph’s Coun-

cil 11670 sponsored these bill-

boards at the intersection of

Princess and Portsmouth (with

financial support from Councils

in Districts 20 & 93 — in October

(Life) and December (Christmas)

[Photos: Fred Happy]


Holy Humour

Good thoughts for the day! Signs outside Churches………

"Free Trip to Heaven. Details Inside!"

"Searching for a new look? Have your faith lifted here!"

"In the dark? Follow the Son."

"If you don't like the way you were born, try being born again." (Submitted by Ronald Tessier)

ANNIVERSARIES AND BIRTHDAYS

To the Knights and wives not noted above: Sincerest Congratulations to those celebrating birthdays in

JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 2014

Jan: Meriel Stuart, Freda Trainor (1st), Beatrice Costello (3rd), Jennine Zuber (4th), Cynthia Hogan (9th),

Joanna Seitz (19th), Claudette Roy (25th), Kathleen Callery (28th)

Marc Dorion (2nd), Christopher Horeczy (12th),Troy Roques (13th), Craig Dillon (15th),

Phillipe Vicente (16th), Chris O’Hearn (17th)

Feb: Lynn Mitchell (3rd), Teresa Boffa (9th), Bernice Savage (14th), Beverly Dzierniejko (16th),

Anna Hickey (19th)

Joseph Onwuemeodo (15th), Mathew Joseph (26th)

Anniversary greetings and congratulations for JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 2014 also to those listed below.

Jan: Alyssa and Luke McEachnie (4 years on the 9th)

Feb: Lynn Mitchell and Andrew McAdoo (19 years on the 20th)

Araprosdokians / Paraprosdokians

[The online Oxford and Merriam-Webster dictionaries do not have these words, but, Google them …..]

They are figures of speech in which the latter part of a sentence or phrase is surprising or unexpected;

frequently humorous. Winston Churchill loved them — I’m sure that most of you know of his famous/

infamous retort ending in “ ……., but in the morning, I shall be sober.”

If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong

They begin the evening news with 'Good Evening,' then proceed to tell you why it isn't.

I used to be indecisive. Now I'm not so sure.

You're never too old to learn something stupid.


Presentations at the General meetings

Left: Juan Aguilar receiving his First Degree certificate from DGK Andrew McAdoo

Middle: Juan Aguilar Sr. receiving his First Degree certificate from DGK Andrew McAdoo

Right: James Hughes receiving the Knights’ “Shining Armor Award” from GK Scott Arnold

Left: GK Scott Arnold presents John Roy with his Honourary Life membership card and certificate

Right: DGK Andrew McAdoo presents Phil Trottier with his Honourary membership card and certificate

District Deputies visit their Councils once or twice a year to touch base and address the members. On the right, District Deputy John Kutz attended the November General meeting and addressed the Council

Left: Gerry Frenken receives his 15 year service certificate from DGK Andrew McAdoo

Right: Andrew McAdoo receives the Knights’ “Shining Ar-mor Award” from GK Scott Arnold

[Photos: Hank Noonan—top right, middle

left; Fred Happy—other photos]


2014 basketball free throw The Basketball Free Throw (BBFT) Competition season is

here once again. Since there are some new Knights in our Coun-

cil who may like to become involved, I would like to provide

some brief background and an explanation of why we conduct

our BBFT the way we do in Council 9652 before I seek the sup-

port of volunteers to assist with the conduct of the in-school

competitions which have become a cornerstone of our Youth

Program.

Six years ago we took a deliberate decision to conduct our

BBFT competition in our catholic schools during the school day

to increase the number of boys and girls participating. In spite of

approaching nine local elementary schools, we were simply no

longer able to convince children between the ages of nine and

fourteen to give up part of a Saturday to shoot baskets with us

and, as a result, BBFT was quickly becoming a memory. So,

with some coaching from Brother Bill Coppens whose daughter-

in-law Pamela taught at St Mar-

guerite Bourgeoys School, we

tried a new formula to integrate

our competition into the school

curriculum as an element of

physical education during bas-

ketball season.

In January 2008, we ap-

proached the four catholic ele-

mentary schools closest to St

Paul the Apostle Church at the

start of their basketball season.

Only St Marguerite Bourgeoys

Catholic School (CS) responded

positively that first year and a

total of 53 children participated.

In 2009 we added Mother Teresa CS and a total of 187 children

participated. In 2010, we were delighted to add Archbishop

O’Sullivan CS to the list of schools participating, and we

counted 243 children participating. Last year, Council 7883 in

Napanee asked us to help them reintroduce BBFT to J.J. O'Neill

CS where Brother Ian Stuart is Principal, and our participation

reached 282. In short, with a few years effort and the strong sup-

port of an outstanding cadre of Brother Knights from Council

9652, I believe we now conduct one of the most successful

BBFT competitions in the region.

Brother Knights sometimes ask why we go to the effort of

conducting the BBFT competition. This is a reasonable question

-- after all, it takes at least ten Knights to conduct each competi-

tion. What’s in it for us? I am firmly convinced that there are

several very good reasons to continue to support the BBFT:

First, this is an important KoC activity. BBFT counts as a

major youth activity toward our Council’s eligibility for the Co-

lumbian Award and, in turn, the prestigious Star Council Award

each year.

Second, BBFT deepens our working relationship with our

parish schools, giving us more opportunity to contribute posi-

tively to the development of our youth and giving our youth a

positive awareness of the Knights of Columbus. Those Knights

who assist with conduct of BBFT almost invariably remark how

enjoyable it is to work with the children and how good they feel

for helping to make a fun and healthy event available to our chil-

dren by donating a morning or afternoon of their time.

Most importantly, BBFT is an outstanding fraternal activity

which bonds our Council Knights more closely together in com-

mon cause. Last year alone, 14 Knights of Council 9652 donated

more than 200 hours of their time in support of the planning and

conduct of the BBFT.

Finally, I would like to make a special appeal all Knights

who have not yet assisted with BBFT to become involved this

year. We will need more volunteers to judge and score free

throws, especially if we are

successful in convincing John

XXIII School to participate for

the first time.

It is important that you un-

derstand that you do not need

to be a basketball player to

help out. You only need to

enjoy working with children

and be available to volunteer

at least one morning of your

time (from about 9 AM until

12 Noon) or afternoon (from

about 12 Noon until 3:30

PM) .

As of 17 December, the 2014 schedule for in-school com-

petitions is as follows:

a. PM Tuesday 14 January - St Marguerite Bourgeoys

CS;

b. AM Thursday 16 January - J.J. O'Neill CS Napanee

(with Council 7883);

c. AM Tuesday 28 January - Archbishop O'Sullivan CS;

and

d. PM Friday 31 January Mother Teresa CS.

In addition, there is still potential for John XXIII School

to participate. At our January meeting, I will pass around a

volunteer sign up sheet for your consideration. In the mean-

time, if you have any questions or comments, please do not

hesitate to contact me directly.

Shaun Tymchuk, BBFT Chair [email protected] or (613) 634-4229


The Nativity Scene at St. Paul’s

The Nativity Scene set up by:

Ray Smith, Marvin Baker, Walter Genereux, N/A, Tom Callery, Garry Davis, Dale Tuepah, Shaun Tymchuk

The “Light-Up for Christ” ceremony with Father Sebastian Amato, Ray Smith and Marvin Baker.

On the right is a view of those gathered just after the Light-Up.

The Nativity Scene at St. Paul the Apostle: (L) by day, and (b) lit up at night

Photos: Middle right—Fred Happy; Other photos—Hank Noonan


A nativity Scene from the west

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DISABILITY INCOME INSURANCE Br. Stephen Henderson

Don't assume you can't afford Disability Income Insurance (offered to age 61)

One of the biggest mistakes you can make regarding disability insurance is to assume you can't afford it or

you won't qualify. Before you make that assumption, do some basic research and apply for coverage through

the Knights of Columbus. The Order’s Income Armor product gives you options that can help you fit this criti-

cal protection into your risk management budget.

For example, here are two ways you can reduce your premium:

1. Choose a two-year or five-year maximum benefit period.

Depending on your age, the best option is probably a policy that pays benefits until you reach age 67. But a

two-year or five-year maximum benefit period would cover many types of partial or total disabilities you might

encounter in your working life.

2. Choose a longer elimination period.

An elimination period is the number of days a total disability must exist before benefits begin to accrue.

Typical elimination periods are 30, 90, or 180 days. Choosing a longer elimination period lowers the policy’s

premium. But be sure you have enough set aside in your business's contingency fund to account for the longer

gap.

As your professional insurance agent, running a small business and the challenges of risk management are

two of my specialties. Let’s talk about how to protect your business income, your retirement needs, and your

family's financial future.

Stephen Henderson, Fraternal Benefits Advisor. (Cell) 613-770-4092, (home) 613-382-1194

E-mail: [email protected]

Photos: Raoul Pereira, Edmonton St. John the Evangelist Catholic

Church, Edmonton NW

The Magi shown dismounted and approaching the stable/manger. The figures are life-size.

Above: A panoramic view of the scene showing the approaching Three Kings Left: The manger scene with Mary, Jesus and Joseph


Nativity scene exhibition As mentioned in the previous issue of the Knightly News, Tony Vella of Council 9652 has been doing and promoting the Nativity Project with local schools. At Christmas Masses we saw the procession with the Baby Jesus to the manger in front of the altar. In November, the Nativity Exhibition was held at St. Paul's.

Photos: Fred Happy—bottom right; Hank Noonan — others

Nativity Scenes from around the world. At the bottom, Tony’s own hand-built

scene. Before the Exhibition, Tony chatting with Archbishop O’Brien (left) and

with Friar Ed DeBono and Father Leo (right)

Left: Archbishop

O’Brien leading the

Prayers before the

opening of the Exhibi-

tion

Right: Presentation to

visiting schoolchildren

before they toured the

Exhibition.

Left: The Knights’ set

up crew before the

Exhibition

Right: The storyboard

for the Nativity Pro-

ject, with (at the bot-

tom) nativity sets

given to the children to

decorate and keep.


Catholic Christian Outreach and the Newman House Catholic Chaplaincy present:

The Seventh St. John Fisher Dinner Thursday, February 27th, 2014

Special Guest:

Timothy Cardinal Dolan

Archbishop of New York

“Courage, Clarity and Charity: Three Popes and the Mission on Campus”

Ambassador Hotel and Conference Centre 1550 Princess St., Kingston

Reception at 6:00 PM Dinner at 7:00 PM

$75 Per Person $525 Per Table of Eight $40 Per Student

Cardinal Dolan will speak to us about our three most recent Popes, Blessed John Paul II, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI,

and Pope Francis, in an address entitled:

Timothy Michael Dolan (born February 6, 1950) is an American Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. Ap-pointed by Pope Benedict XVI, Dolan is the tenth and current Archbishop of New York. Dolan also currently serves as the President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

Dolan is widely known for his charismatic media personality. He previously served as Archbishop of Milwaukee-from 2002 to 2009, preceded by service as an Auxiliary Bishop of St. Louis from 2001 to 2002. Time Maga-zine named Dolan one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World” for 2012.

Cardinal Dolan was named in the press as a likely papabile (a possible or likely successor) for election to the

Papacy after Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation due to ill health, effective February 28, 2013.

Ed. Note: GK Scott Arnold has reserved a table at this event. He will book another if the demand is there.

Please contact Scott for tickets.


Editor’s Note: Br. Aubert Pereira

By now, the worst effects of the ice-storm have passed us, and we hope for no return of the

severe weather.

I have added something new to this issue—Araprosdokians (sent to me by Nick DaCosta, the

Best Man at our wedding), and pictures of a Nativity Scene from St. John the Evangelist

Catholic Church, Edmonton. This is the Catholic Church near where my son lives, and Phoebe

and I go to Mass there when we visit. This latter set of pictures shows that the Knights

across the country take “Light-Up for Christ” seriously and celebrate the Christmas Season.

From Phoebe and me

Best Wishes to all of you and your families

for a Happy and Prosperous New Year

Vivat Jesus!

RANGER RESCUE

This cartoon is an encouragement

to the church to get out of the

"ranger station" of the church build-

ing, and up on the "mountain" of the

world, where people are in need of

rescue.

Joyful ‘toons (by Mike Waters)

LIFEBOAT

The world around us is sinking

further down into sin and decay

everyday, but thank God we

don't have to sink with it.


Calendar of Upcoming Events

JANUARY 2014

Tues 7th General Business Meeting, 7 pm, Rm. D

Thurs 9th 4th Degree Assembly Meeting, 7pm, Diocesan Centre, Palace Road

Tues—Thurs 14th, 16th BBFT at Ste. Marguerite Bourgeoys and J.J. O’Neill, Napanee

TBA TBA 4th Degree Executive meeting, Tompkins, Davis Drive

Tues—Fri 28th, 31st BBFT at Archbishop O’Sullivan and Mother Teresa

Tues 28th Council Executive meeting, 7 pm, Rm. D

FEBRUARY 2014

Tues 4th General Business Meeting, 7 pm, Rm. D

Thurs 13th 4th Degree Assembly Meeting, 7 pm, Diocesan Centre, Palace Road

Sat 15th Ladies Appreciation Night

TBA TBA 4th Degree Executive Meeting, Tompkins

Mon 24th Deadline for submissions for the March-April Newsletter

Tues 25th Council Executive meeting, 7 pm, Rm. D

Council 9652 Officers elected/appointed for 2013-2014

Elected Officers

Grand Knight Scott Arnold 530 2941 Warden David Caracciolo 384 9623

Deputy Grand Knight Andrew McAdoo 545 3983 Inside Guard Mario Memme 766 2320

Chancellor Peter Wadeck 384 0111 Outside Guard James Ford 389 4491

Recorder Aubert Pereira 634 7228 Trustee (3 yrs) Val Dumais 544 2677

Treasurer Michael Mombourquette 389 9735 Trustee (2 yrs) Ray Smith 634 1891

Advocate Allan DeBenedetti 389 0051 Trustee (1 yr) Christopher Huff 542 7199

Appointed Officers

Chaplain Father Leo Byrne 389 8222 Special Duties

Financial Secretary Dale Tuepah 389 2174

Lecturer Terry Finn 634 0173 Newsletter Editor Aubert Pereira 634 7228

Captain, 1st Degree Team Val Dumais 544 2677 Photographers Fred Happy

Hank Noonan

389 9710

389 4507

Programme Director Chris Stewart 386 5143 Seminarian Liaison TBA

Membership Andrew McAdoo 545 3983

Church Ray Smith 634 1891

Family David Caracciolo 384 9623

Other

Fraternal Advisor Stephen Henderson

(H)

613 382

1194

(C) 613 770 4092

The Council web site is:

UP & RUNNING

http://kofc9652.com

HOW TO CONTACT US

Your comments, suggestions and submissions are always most wel-come. Please note that the deadline for submissions is the 20

th of the

month. You may contact the Editor of the Newsletter as follows:

E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 613 634 7228

Or at the church, via the K of C mail slot in the church hall, in the rack side Room A.

http://kofc9652.com

mailto:[email protected]


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