April 2012

BLESSED SACRAMENT COUNCIL #13240 CLERMONT, FL APRIL 2012

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The Easter season is upon us, Phyllis and I would like to wish all our Brothers and their families a very happy and blessed Easter.

Thi s pa s t month we los t a cornerstone of our Council, Past Grand Knight Jerry Sullivan. The 4th degree posted an honor guard at his wake as well as his funeral service. Special thanks to the all of our Brothers who participated. Our prayers remain with Helen Sullivan and her family.

April is a busy month for the Council. Saturday, April 14th Brother Luca wil l be preparing another homemade pasta delight. Tickets are $8.00 and can be picked at the April meeting. If you need tickets or can help please give Luca a cal l at 407-256-3716.

Sunday, April 22 is our Council’s Communion Memor ia l Ma ss….honor ing our decea se

members. Following the Noon Mass we will have a brunch over at the Social Hall. All our Brothers and their families are invited to join us. We also invite the men (and families) of our parish who may be interested in our order to join us at Mass and the brunch. If you are planning on attending please contact Steve Cruz at 352 -432 -5675 or Joe Cr uz at 407-342-8243.

Our Council “Lotto” tickets will be mailed to you this month. The tickets will be for the month of May. Brother Kevin Chamberlain and his wife Ann are putting this Council project together. Their efforts are appreciated. Please return the stubs to Kevin with your check.

The nominating committee of Jack Wallace and Bob Peraza are handling the nominations for our Council‘s annual Officer’s election. They will be presenting a slate at the April meeting. The election will be held at our June meeting. All 3rd degree Brothers are eligible to seek office. If you are interested in running for a position, please see Brothers Bob or Jack.

Brothers Al Venezio & Tony Giamboi of our Charity Golf Classic committee are asking for your help. Our Golf Classic is the Council’s major fund raiser; to succeed we need many of our Brothers to help. If you can be of assistance in any way, please see Tony at our April meeting. The tournament will be Saturday, May 19 at Sanctuar y Ridge Golf Club.

To order a Council shirt, please see Brothers Ed Oliveira & John Granucci at our next meeting.

Remember to check-out our Council’s web-site www.kofc13240.org

Please try to attend our First degree exemplification, which will be held prior to our April Council meeting Tuesday, 4-3-12. The degree will start promptly at 7pm.

Vivat Jesus! Peter P. Capece, Grand Knight

Meeting Schedules: * Council meets at 7 pm on the 1st Thursday of the month, in John Bosco Hall.

* The Assembly #3025 (4th Degree) meets at 7 p m o n t h e 2 n d Thursday, in John Bosco Hall.

* Social meetings are on the 3rd Thursday, at an a n n o u n c e d l o c a l restaurant.

* Officers, Trustees, and current Chairs meet on the last Thursday of the month, at 7 pm in class room 3.

GRAND KNIGHTS MESSAGE

Peter CapeceGrand Knight

Our Next Council Meeting is Tuesday April 3rd at 7:00 pm

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Health Services Chair- Robert Gonzalez-352-243-3751, [email protected]

Assembly #3025 Faithful Navigator Peter Stauder-352-241-0235, HYPERLINK [email protected]

District Deputy- Bruce Gilett- 407-566-8486 HYPERLINK " [email protected]

Donut Sunday Chair- Manny Colon-352-227-9149,407-902-9451, HYPERLINK [email protected]

Ladies Auxiliary- Phyllis Capece-352-243-0393,772-538-3882, [email protected]

to order Council shirts see Brothers Ed Oliveira & John Granucci.

Please keep the following sick and distressed Brothers and their family members in your prayers.

Buster Cruz upcoming surgery, requested by Steve Cruz, Pam Venezio and Heney Wrights 4 month old baby in ICU requested by Al Venezio, Erika Auld with an illness requested by George Ludwig, Elio Sabina with cancer, requested by Neal Sabina, Catherine Stauder with intestinal fibrosis requested by Peter Stauder, Pat Cowbra with back pain and JoAnne Crane with shoulder replacement requested by Chuck Crane

Warden – Mike Dybicz -352-243-3203, " [email protected]

O u t s i d e G u a rd- A l Ve n e z i o -3 5 2-2 4 3-6 0 8 6, 3 5 2-6 3 6-2 7 0 0, " [email protected]

Inside Guard & Youth Director-Frank Regiacorte 352-429-2025,407-538-6490, " [email protected]

Lecturer –Jack Wallace- 407-654-0338, " [email protected]

C h a p l a i n- Fr. Ro b e r t We b s t e r- 3 5 2 - 3 9 4 - 3 5 6 2 , [email protected] Tr u s t e e- Ro b e r t B r i t t e n - 3 5 2 - 3 9 4 - 4 0 4 7 , 3 5 2 - 9 8 8 - 3 0 6 5 , [email protected]

Trustee- Joe Nowicki-352-394-4255, " [email protected]

Trustee- Charles Crane- 352-241-9868, " [email protected]

Membership Director- Steve Cruz 352-432-5675, 352-552-1958 e-mail- " [email protected]

Admissions Committee Chair.-John Pro te a u 3 5 2-2 4 2-0 7 5 8 , e-m a i l- [email protected]

S q u i re s C i rc l e – E r i c Pa l m e r 3 5 2-3 9 4-5 0 04 , e-m a i l- " [email protected]

Fa m i l y D i re c to r – L a r r y B a r b e r 3 5 2-5 0 8 4 3 3 9 , 4 0 7-6 9 4-6 0 1 4 , [email protected]

Community Director- Luca DelVerme 407-256-3716, [email protected]

C h u rc h D i re c t o r -Jo e C r u z 4 0 7-3 4 2-8 2 4 3 , H Y P E R L I N K " m a i l t o : j o e c r u z @ c f l . r r . c o m " [email protected]

Pro-Life Director- Fred Rosenthal 630-926-3109, 352-394-0778 , " [email protected]

Fo r q u e s t i o n s o r information regarding Council business, or if you would like to help in any way please call Grand Knight Peter P. Capece- 352-243-0393, cell 772-571-7084, or e - m a i l

[email protected] .

For membership or dues information , pocket name badge or Council license plates -please see Allen J. Venezio, Financial Secretary & 1st Degree team Capt.C a l l 3 5 2-6 3 6-0 7 74 , [email protected]

For questions on Knight’s insurance or the Council’s Newsletter : Call Field Agent - Don Gelinas Home Phone - 3 5 2-4 04-6 3 6 8 , Pro d u c e r o f t h e C o u n c i l ' s n e w s l e t t e r. " [email protected]. Producer of the Council’s newsletter and website.

D e p u t y G r a n d K n i g h t Ji m L a r i a (Retention Chair) 407-435-2325, " [email protected]

C h a n c e l l o r-D o n Mo r r i s s e y 3 5 2-3 1 5-4 1 6 6 e-m a i l [email protected]

Tre a s u re r - To n y G i a m b o i -352-241-7671 , " [email protected]

Advocate – Rosario Sulsenti -407- 4 6 9-3 9 3 9 , " [email protected]

Re c o rd e r – Ja m e s Ve n e z i o -3 5 2-3 4 3-1 5 5 3 , 3 5 2-5 5 2-74 8 0 " [email protected]

Warden – Mike Dybicz -352-243-3203, " [email protected]

O u t s i d e G u a rd- A l Ve n e z i o -3 5 2-2 4 3-6 0 8 6, 3 5 2-6 3 6-2 7 0 0, H Y P E R L I N K " m a i l t o : a l v e e @ c f l . r r . c o m " [email protected]

Inside Guard & Youth Director-Frank Regiacorte 352-429-2025,407-538-6490,

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Worthy Officers and Brothers All:

Happy Founders Day! As you all know, March 29th marked the 130th anniversary of the founding of our Order by the Venerable Father Michael J. McGivney. Supreme has asked all Councils to mark this occasion by holding a First Degree Exemplification in his honor. Our Council will do so on Tuesday, April 3rd so I urge you all to come out and celebrate our Founder by attending this ceremony.

Also, I would like to encourage you all to pray for Father McGivney's canonization. I have included a prayer to use for this purpose.

God, our Father, protector of the poor and defender of the widow and orphan, you called

your priest, Father Michael J. McGivney, to be an apostle of Christian family life and to lead

they young to the generous service of their neighbor. Through the example of his life and

virtue may we follow your Son, Jesus Christ, more closely, fulfilling his commandment of

charity and building up his Body which is the Church. Let the inspiration of your servant

prompt us to greater confidence in your love so that we may continue his work of caring

for the needy and outcast. We humbly ask that you glorify your venerable servant, Father

Michael J. McGivney on earth according to the design of your hold will. Through his

intercession, grant the favor I now present (here make your request). Through Christ our

Lord. Amen. (Our Father) (Hail Mary) (Glory Be to the Father)

We are also entering the most sacred week of the year ... Holy Week. Now that we have traveled this path of Lent and made sacrifices intended to bring us closer to our Lord, we now suffer with him through his Passion and await his glorious Resurrection and Ascension into Heaven. Good Friday, the day the Church mourns the Crucifixion of Jesus is the only day of the year where there is no Mass celebrated and the candle representing the Light of Christ near the Tabernacle is extinguished. At the Holy Saturday Easter Vigil Mass, our parish will welcome many new Catholics through the sacraments of baptism, Holy Eucharist and confirmation. These new to our faith will be passionate about being Catholic ... maybe even passionate enough to join with Mary and her Knights. Joy will prevail on Easter Sunday morning with a blaze of glory as "Jesus Christ is Risen Today!". To all of my Brothers in Christopher Columbus, may you all have a joyous, happy and healthy Easter season!

April 29th marks my two year anniversary as the council's Financial Secretary. It's hard to believe it's been that long already! While I offer my most sincere apologies for my string of recent absences from events (work, illness and life events don't seem to care much about a person's schedule), rest assured that I am still working behind the scenes for you and am here if you need me for any reason. Feel free to call or send an e-mail if I can be of any assistance.

Happy Easter and God bless you all.

Vivat Jesus!

Allen

FINANCIAL SECRETARY’S CORNER

Allen Venezio

2012

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Saturday Pasta Dinner Chair Luca DelVerme Tickets sales

A p r i l 2 2 C o r p o r a t e Communion / M a s s f o r d e c e a s e d members of our Council 12 n o o n M a s s , followed by a B r u n c h . C h u r c h Director Joe Cruz &

M e m b e r s h i p Director Steve C r u z t o coordinate this event.

15) May 19 Annual Council G o l f Tournament. Al


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Some Things To Ponder

From Your Fraternal Benefits AdvisorThe added value of LTC insurance

As life expectancy increases, the number of people in need of long-term care, in their homes or outside facilities, has grown also. Since its addition to the Order’s product portfolio in 2000, long-term care (LTC) insurance has provided the Order with an excellent opportunity to further serve Knights and their families. Since 2005, every Knights

of Columbus long-term care policy comes with an added value. That added value is in the form of a service called “Provider Pathway,” a program offering

access to a network of long-term care providers at discounted rates. The network covers: home health care, personal emergency response systems, adult day care, assisted living, skilled nursing facilities and durable medical equipment.

Eligibility for participation in this program is open to Knights of Columbus long-term care insurance policyholders, their spouses, dependent children, parents and parents-in-law. All providers are fully credentialed and meet state licensing requirements.

If you are not currently an LTC policyholder, I suggest that we schedule some time together so that I can provide additional information on how you can avail yourself of this significant, value-added benefit.

Schedule an appointment with me today.

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TO MY FELLOW BROTHERS:

As most know Grand

Knight Peter Capece has appointed me the Pro-Life Chairman for our council. I am honor but told Peter that if I accepted this appointment I was going to take a very active and conservative role in promoting Pro-Life. I also mentioned to him I probably will offend some liberal members of our council and parish along with those who believe in Pro-Choice, including those in Washington. Like many Catholics, I’ve

sat around the sidelines too long! I stayed silent during the Roe vs Wade decision because I believed our Catholic leaders would speak out, but looking back I’m not sure they spoke “as one.” As a result, today, in the

United States, we have become what is commonly referred to as cafeteria Catholics…selecting which Catholic doctrines we will follow.

Let me be the first to step forward and say: “I’m guilty of being a cafeteria Catholic!” As a cafeteria Catholic I’ve

learned to ignore or look away when I’ve questioned or disagreed with the teachings of the Church. I’ve never supported or believed in abortion, but I believe in the death penalty for crimes against society! The irony of my belief is both the fetus and the criminal are human beings! Doesn’t the fourth commandment say “thou shall not kill?” Accepting this appointment

was an opportunity for me to drop the “cafeteria” as an adjective to my Catholic beliefs and become involved in celebrating the precious gift of “human life” that comes from God! Hopefully every month

though the council’s newsletter I can provide some positive thoughts and ideas we can promote Pro-Life either as a council and/or parish. With that in mind I would

like to point out that the Knights of Columbus Day of Prayer for the Unborn Child is Sunday, March 25th. I learned of this just recently and have a prior commitment so I am unable to organize a special event to speak out against the

evil of abortion. However, prayer is very powerful and I would encourage each Brother Knight to “Pray the Rosary to End Abortion” with your family on the 25th. Finally, I want to publically

thank GK Peter Capece for this appointment and ask each and every one of you to pray for me as I walk through this journey. God Bless… Fred J. RosenthalPro-Life Charimantherosenthalgroup@sbcglob

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Its Time to Run for Office Our Grand Knight has appointed a nominating committee of Brothers Bob Peraza and Jack Wallace.The nominating committee will be in effect till our June 7th meeting(election night). Any 3rd degree member who may be interested in running f o r a O f f i c e i n o u r Council……should contact e i t h e r B o b a t [email protected] o r J a c k a t [email protected].

With elections coming up for our council, and to assist those who are contemplating r u n n i n g f o r o f f i c e , t h e nominating committee of Bob Peraza and Jack Wallace has asked that I post the duties and responsibilities of each office.

First Section comes from t h e B y-L a w re g a rd i n g elections. The next two pages describes the responsibilities of each office.

II--ElectionsSection 1. The annual election

of officers shall take place at a regular meeting held between May 15 to and including June 15. (Not less than two months before the

annual election the Grand Knight sha l l appoint a Nominat ing Committee who shall prepare a slate of candidates for the elective o f f i ces . Thi s s l a te sha l l be presented to the council not later than the regular business meeting preceding the meeting at which annual elections are to take place. Other nominations may be made from the floor and nominations may not be closed unti l the election meeting has convened and the members are ready to ballot.)

Sec. 2. The election of officers shall be by ballot. A majority of all the votes cast shall be necessary to elect; except that where several of equal degree are to be chosen, a majority shall not be necessary, but all shall be voted for on one ballot and no ballot containing names of more or less candidates than there are such offices to be voted for shal l be counted, and those receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared elected in the order of votes received.

ARTICLE III--OfficersSection 1. Only members who

are in good standing and who have been initiated in the first three Degrees of the Order shall be eligible to hold office in this Council. No member shall hold more than one office at the same time.

Sec. 2. The elective officers shall be as follows: Grand Knight, Deputy Grand Knight, Chancellor, Recorder, Treasurer, Advocate, Warden, Inside Guard, Outside Guard (two Outside Guards may be elected) and Board of Trustees.

Sec. 3. The appointive officers shall be as follows:

Financial Secretary, Lecturer, Chaplain and Organist.

The Financial Secretary shall be appointed by the Supreme Knight.

The Chaplain shall be selected by the Grand Knight, Deputy Grand Knight and Board of Trustees in accordance with any rules established by the Bishop of the Diocese. The Grand Knight shall select the Lecturer and Organist.

Our Next Social

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GRAND KNIGHTThe grand kn ight i s

responsible for the overall welfare of the council. Elected annually by the council membership, the g rand kn ight must pro v ide thoughtful and inspired leadership to the council officers, the Service Program directors, chairmen and members of the council.

More specifically, his duties include: presiding over council meetings; acting as an ex officio member o f a l l committees ; appointing the membership and program directors and working with them on the selection of Ser v ice Program act iv i t i e s cha i rmen and membersh ip recruitment teams and retention chairmen; convening officers for a monthly meeting; appointing special committees not mandated by the l aws o f the counc i l ; o ver see ing the proper exemplif icat ion of the First Degree; and, finally, making sure that all reports and reporting forms required by the state or

Supreme Council offices are submitted on time.

The g rand kn ight a l so interacts with the f inancia l secretary and treasurer to ensure the council is meeting its financial obligations to the Supreme and state councils, and others. The grand knight countersigns all orders drawn and signed by the financial secretary and all checks drawn and signed by the treasurer. He also reads the vouchers from the financial secretary of moneys paid to the treasurer and from the treasurer of moneys deposited in the bank. By these procedures, the g rand kn ight moni tors the performance of the financial secretary and treasurer, working with them to help the council meet its financial obligations.

The grand knight is a member of the Advisory Board charged with general supervision of a Co lumbian Squ i res c i rc le sponsored by his council.

Final ly, the grand knight, together with the deputy grand knight and trustees, is responsible for recommending a chaplain to the ordinary of the diocese for his appointment. He also appoints a lecturer.

D E P U T Y G R A N D KNIGHT

The deputy grand knight is the second in command in the local council. He is also elected annually, assists the grand knight in the operation of council affairs and is responsible for any duties assigned to him by the grand knight. In the absence of the grand knight, the deputy grand kn ight pres ides a t counc i l meetings and functions as the grand knight would. The deputy

grand knight is a member of the Advisory Board charged with genera l super v i s ion o f a Co lumbian Squ i res c i rc le sponsored by his council. It is suggested that the deputy grand knight and the board of trustees serve on the council’s retention committee.

CHANCELLORThe chancel lor is elected

annually to serve the council in a variety of ways. Primarily, he assists the grand knight and deputy g rand kn ight in the execution of their duties and takes charge of the council during the incapacity or extended absence of both.

With the cooperation and support of the grand knight, the chancellor has the important duty of strengthening the members’ interest in council activities. It is recommended that the chancellor serve as the chairman of the council’s Admission Committee.

The chance l lo r i s a l so a member o f the counc i l ’s Co lumbian Squ i res c i rc le ceremonial team.

RECORDERThe recorder is responsible for

keeping a true record of all the ac t ions o f the counc i l and maintains all correspondence of the council. He should use the “Recorder ’s Minute Book’ ’to record the minutes of all council meetings.


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The Financial Secretary is an approved 3 year Supreme Council Position and is not up for consideration at this time

TREASURERThe treasurer is the elected

official in charge of handling all council funds. He receives money from the financial secretary and issues a receipt for such. He is also responsible for depositing all money in the proper council accounts and providing a voucher or certificate of deposit to the grand knight for each transaction.

The t rea surer i s a l so responsible for issuing payments to the Supreme Council on all assessments made by it to the council and for all orders of the council.

Fina l l y, the t rea surer i s responsible for keeping accurate accounts of the monies in the general expense fund of the council and the amount of money in any special funds established by the council. He must be able to provide up to-date records on these accounts to the grand knight, financial secretary or board of trustees.

LECTURERThe lecturer is appointed by

the grand knight to provide su i tab le educat iona l and entertaining programs under the “Good of the Order” section of the council meeting. The “Good of the Order” may include such items as speakers, presentations

on special topics, etc. The lecturer is responsible for presenting the “Good of the Order’’ section at council meetings. The lecturer must be knowledgeable of all aspects of council programming in order to provide members with informative and entertaining programs. If the meetings have been conducted in accordance with the ceremonials and the agenda, there will be ample time at each meeting for the lecturer to present a worthwhile program that will help build meeting attendance and provide benef its to the membership that is present.

ADVOCATEThe advocate i s the

parliamentarian for the council. He need not be a member of the legal profession; however, he should be thoroughly familiar with all of the laws of the Order as s ta ted in the “Char ter, Constitution and Laws’’ and with the council by-laws. When a by-law is to be revised, the advocate serves as chairman of the revision committee.

The advocate should also have a working knowledge of “Robert’s Rules of Order,’’ and the Supreme Counc i l f l ye r, “Methods o f Conducting a Council Meeting’’. An understanding of both of these will help keep meetings on track.

When needed, the advocate shall seek legal assistance from the state advocate. In matters of trail of council members, the advocate shall prosecute the charges on behalf of the council.

He se t s up the counc i l chambers for meet ings and degrees and appoints and supervises guards for ceremonial

exemplifications. The warden should also oversee the inside and outside guards and make sure they are fulfilling the duties assigned to them.

INSIDE and OUTSIDE

GUARDSThe guards attend the doors of

the council chamber, checking on current membership cards before allowing entrance.

BOARD OF TRUSTEESThe board of trustees consists

of the grand knight and three members elected by the council. Trustees supervise all financial business of the council. They serve as auditors for the semiannual audits and oversee the work of the financial secretary and treasurer. The grand knight is the chairman of the board. It is suggested that the board of trustees and the deputy grand knight serve on the council’s retention committee.

Trustees are elected for terms of three years, two years and one year. At each regular election, the position of each trustee will be voted upon, and the current three and two year trustees move on to become two and one year trustees, respectively.


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Grand Knight - Peter Capece Deputy Grand Knight - James Laria Chancellor - Don Morrissey Recorder - Jim VenezioTreasurer - Anthony Giamboi Advocate - Rosario SulsentiWarden - Michael Dybicz Inside Guard - Frank RegiacorteOutside Guard - Al Venezio Lecturer –Jack WallaceThird Year Trustee - Robert Britten Chaplain - Fr. Bob Webster Second Year Trustee - Charles Crane Financial Secretary - Allen VenezioFirst Year Trustee -Joe Nowicki

2011 COUNCIL OFFICERS 2012

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The 6th Annual Charity Golf Classic

will be held on Saturday May 19 at the Sanctuary Ridge Golf Course.

This Charity Golf Classic is very important for our Council. Last

year was very successful as we had proceeds of just over

$6,000.00. As a result of this success we were able to donate

$3,000.00 to the Russell Home and the balance to other local charities.

We are in need of committee members and volunteers to

prepare for this year's special event.

If you are interested in joining this committee please contact Brother Tony Giamboi at: [email protected]

Your help is needed and appreciated.

Thank you,

Tony



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The Communicator Our Next Assembly Meeting is Thursday April 12 th at 7:00pm

Dear Sir KnightsUpcoming Color Corps events: April 22 Council Corp. Communion, April 29th First Communion at BSCC. Keep your regalia ready as we are well tasked. We are also still looking for Sir Knights that are interested in serving in the Color Guard. See Sir Knight Don Gelinas if you have an interest. Exemplifications: we have one coming up May 5th in Orlando and again in November in Orlando so talk to your Third degree friends about these available dates. I have the booklet

“An Introduction to the Fourth Degree” if you want to use it in your discussions and I have plenty of Form 4ʼs. Remember the Fourth Degree

is committed to the preservation of the Church and the Order. We model and foster patriotism in the nations where we Knights serve.

Election of Officers- May is the Month we elect our new Officers. We are drafting a slate of candidates now. If you are interested come to the meeting this month and put your name in for the position you want to serve in. Sr Knights Dan Rini and Frank Regiacorte are taking names. FN notes: First, thanks to all the Knights that responded to the funerals of Sir Knights Andy Lacek and Jerry Sullivan. The turnout was great, the professionalism was well noted and , most importantly, the families really appreciated our support and prayers. You highlighted what it means to be a Knight.

Second, the recent Health and Human Services ruling on Health Insurance is still not settled as for those religious communities that morally do not and cannot support the contraceptive mandates. The supposed adjustment by the Obama administration , according to the US Bishops, does not address the issues raised. The Florida Catholic has good article on this and it encourages us to keep our elected officials aware of the need to strike this ruling from the books and not let be implemented.

Third, We all are celebrating the announcement of the new Bishop for Pensacola-Tallahassee- Fr. Gregory Parks of Corpus Christi Parish here in Celebration. The first priest of the Orlando Diocese to be raised to Bishop. At 6ft 8 inches they sure wonʼt miss him when he visits the parishes. Again a good article in this Florida Catholic.Lastly, as a knight have you checked our websites lately. Lots of good info on the Council web. The State web and the Fourth Degree web. Check them out! Fraternally Peter Stauder FN

Upcoming Color Corps

Events Calendar

2012

Apr 22Sunday,

CorporateCommunion

Mass12 noon

Apr 29thFirst

CommunionBlessed

Sacrament

Peter StauderFaithful Navigator


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From The Nominating CommitteeThe following nominations have been placed up to this date. nominations are still being accepted and will be

closed at the May meeting just prior to elections.Frank Regiacorte and Dan Rini co-chairs

Currently Nomination 1 Nomination 2 Nomination3Navigator Peter Strauder Robert Britton

352-241-0235

Captain Jim Laria Jim Laria407-435-2325

Pilot John Proteau John Proteau352-242-0758

Admiral Rosario Sulsenti Rosario Sulsenti

Comptroller Don Gelinas Don Gelinas352-404-6368

Scribe Allen Venezio Allen VenezioLarry Barber

Purser Neal Sabina Neal Sabina

Inner Sentinal Michael Dybicz Michael Dybicz

Outer Sentinal Robert Britton Frank Regiacorte

Chaplin Fr. Bob Fr. Bob Fr. Bob Fr. BobTrustee 3year Don Morissey Pete Strauder

352-315-4166Trustee 2year Joe Nowicky Don Morissey

Turstee 1year Peter Connoly Peter Capice


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2011 - 2012

Assembly Officers

Navigator…Peter Stauder

Captain….Jim Laria

Pilot….John Proteau

Admiral…..Rosario Sulsenti

Comptroller…Donald F. Gelinas

Purser…Neal Sabina

Scribe….Alan J. Venezio

Inner Sentinel…Michael Dybicz

Outer Sentinel…Robert Britten

Chaplain....Rev. Robert Webster

3 yr Trustee…..Donald Morrissey

2 yr Trustee….. Joe Nowicki

1 yr Trustee….Peter Connley

Birthdays in AprilSay

happy birthday to Marco

Sulsenti April 17th and Mike

Dybicz on April 21st.

Lets us rejoice in the resurection

April 2012

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