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Brothers:
There is an
information night tonight at HNJ Community Room (although I'm not sure we have
many new prospects). If you know any please ask them to
come. Also please see the info below about the St. Pat's Parade and if a 4th
degree wear regalia or Tux and baldric or if you want to march as a Council
member wear your blue council shirt. I'd like as many 5845 Knights as posible
to support Brother Jim Kiffer so please consider. If nothing else come and
watch the parade and cheer us on!!!!
Thanks all!!!
Rick B
GK 5845
The
show time for us is 10:30am and the parade actually starts at 11am. The
distance we march down New Haven through old town Melbourne is 0.8 miles. For
those of you who can't walk that far, there is some form of transport. I'll
need 4 or 5 Sir Knights to act as flag bearers. I imagine we'll be finished by
noon. I'd really appreciate it if we could get as many Sir Kinights as possible
to participate. Let's have a strong representation in order to show the public
the face of the Knights of Columbus. All the best...Jim Kiffer CCC
Jim,
In the past, I've entered New Haven from the west end where Strawbridge and New
Haven meet. There will normally be a barricade there, but just drive by it
heading east. If there is a cop there, as long as you are in regalia, just tell
him you are in the parade, and he'll let you by. Go east on New Haven and park
anywhere you can find an open spot in the first or second block. Best location
to form up is right in front of the book store just east of Oak St. (400 block
of New Haven, just east of Oak St., right across the street from a large, beige,
2-story building). The book store has a shady overhang to stay out of the sun,
and it is normally in the vicinity of where we will fit into the parade.
AN AFTERNOON TEA FOR WOMEN
WHEN:
FRIDAY, MAY 21, 2010 WHERE:
HOLY NAME OF JESUS LIFE CENTER
INDIALANTIC, FLORIDA TIME:
4:00 P.M. TO 6:30 P.M.
(doors open 3:30 p.m.)
— FEATURING —
“A
TRIBUTE TO WOMEN”
GRANDMA’S ATTIC
MOM’S BAKE SHOP
HNJ—MARKETPLACE
ENTERTAINMENT
DOOR PRIZES
— AND SO MUCH MORE —
COME AND ENJOY A RELAXING AFTERNOON IN THE COMPANY
OF OTHER WOMEN ENJOYING TEA, SCONES,
SANDWICHES AND DELICIOUS SWEET BAKED GOODS
— ALL SERVED BY THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS —
Tim Tebow Focus on the Family Super Bowl Commercials
Tim Tebow not the first football player to make pro-life video
CNA STAFF, Feb 3, 2010 / 08:11 pm (CNA).-
The recent announcement that Tim Tebow and his mother will appear in a pro-life
Super Bowl ad has generated much criticism, but such appearances are not new to
football, as evidenced by a video published by the American Life League in 2007.
The 1986 Super Bowl featured the New York Giants vs. the Denver Broncos,
with the Giants besting the Broncos 39-20
(double
click any video to watch in larger format)
Pinewood Derby, February 2010
(Double Click Image to Enlarge)
"…there is nothing more beautiful than to be
surprised by the Gospel, by the encounter with Christ.
There is nothing more beautiful than to
know him and to talk to others of our friendship with
him"
(CDF, "Doctrinal Note on Some Aspects of
Evangelization," 7).
The monster
earthquake of January 12, 2010 wrought unprecedented
physical devastation and human misery on the island
nation of Haiti. The disaster and its aftermath have
created a world of pain felt far beyond Haiti – and it
may be months or even years before this pain can be
fully assuaged. Thanks to the immediacy of the news
coverage we cannot but empathize with the victims among
who are our neighbors and coworkers in this community
who anxiously wait to learn the fate of their loved
ones. Our Central Florida community, with the rest of
the nation and the world, will reach out in solidarity
to those tried so sorely by what will surely be regarded
as the worst natural disaster of the 21st
century. Our efforts must help meet both their
immediate needs but also help them to rebuild. We pray
for the survivors – and for those who did not.
When faced with our
misfortunes or those of others, we can be tempted to ask
ourselves: what did we do or what did these people do to
deserve this? Once in His ministry Jesus spoke of the
Galileans whom Pilate had executed. And He spoke of
those killed when the tower of Siloam collapsed. (Luke
13: 1-9) Jesus warns us not to see these events as
somehow the wrath of an angry God. Evil came into the
world not by God’s willing it; but through the devil and
human sin. Jesus says in the Gospel: Don’t think that
those Galileans were the biggest sinners around. Don’t
think that those who died in the tower were guiltier
than any one else.
Yes, you can definitely
come home to the Catholic Church, but you may need to do some
repair work along the way. The Catholic Church wants to welcome
you home with open arms and the love of Christ.
The issue of divorce and
remarriage is a painful and confusing one for many people these
days, including many Catholics and former Catholics, and the
Church is very eager to help them deal with this situation.
The Catechism of the Catholic
Church here explains the larger issue of the
sacrament of holy matrimony as being a union of a man and a
woman that cannot be broken or dissolved by anyone through
divorce.
Each year the State council donates a sizeable
amountto eachBishop in the Florida State Council Jurisdiction.
This
includes the Bahamas and St. Lucia
The donations are for the development of vocations
and support of seminarians.
We as Knights Support our priests and help seminarians. We can do more with just a $5.00 donation.
That single donation alone is very small, but
when added with 46,000 like donations and you have over
$230,000.00. That’s a Near a Quarter of a Million dollars.
NOW THAT’S POWER and that is howWE
as Knights of Columbus can help!!
