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February 2012

Volume 19 Issue 2

Knights of Columbus All Saints Council 11402

Dunwoody, Georgia (Established July 4th, 1994)

“Opere et Veritate ” 1 John 3,18

Brothers: This month begins a period of significant activity at All Saints. You all should have received your dues notices for 2012. Many of you have already paid and I thank you for your prompt pay-ment. I encourage the rest of you to get your dues in, so that our FS John Stowell will not have to send you second notices. If any of you are facing financial hardship due to the state of the economy, please let me or another officer know (in private) as we can waive dues for good cause. We would rather do that than have to suspend a brother for non-payment, if there is hardship. We had eleven new brothers (7 candidates, 3 transfers and one reinstatement) join our council at the first degree on January 24th. Our Worthy Chancellor, Brother Frank Callan, has been doing yeoman work inter-viewing candidates and manning the recruit-ing table at various events, like the Spaghetti Dinner we just did with the Cub Scouts. That event was quite a success. I understand that the sale of Nonna Scarchilli’s meat sauce and Nonna Cavallaro’s marinara sauce went well also. We had another night at the homeless shelter and Deputy Grand Knight, Bob Fiscella, in-forms me that, once again, everyone sur-vived! Kidding aside, this is a worthwhile ministry and gives us occasion to be particu-larly thankful for all we enjoy here in Dun-woody. As I write this, we are in the midst of the an-nual parish mission. The speakers, Sister

Briege McKenna, O.S.C. and Father Kevin Scallon, C.M., have been giving inspira-tional, motivational, relevant and meaningful talks. The healing ministry was particularly moving. January marked another anniversary of Roe v. Wade that legalized abortion in the United States. Many participated in the marches and other events lamenting the decision and added by their presence and their prayers to the growing wave of opposition to this mani-festation of a growing “culture of death” in

the world. It is hard to believe that since that decision, nearly FIFTY MILION lives have been snuffed out by abortion. That is the population of a decent sized country! (England - 51 million; Colombia - 46 million.) The Knights have been in the forefront in supporting Pro-Life activities. We provided an

honor guard for the 10:30 AM and 5:00PM masses on January 22. I think that showing our support for the Culture of Life at these masses and at other Pro-Life events gives witness, especially to our youth, of where we stand on this issue. There is an interesting and moving video on the Supreme website describing the ultra-sound program, and it features our Past State Deputy Jim St. John. You can see it at http://www.kofc.org (go to the “Public Pol-icy” tab, click on “Culture of Life.” Along the right side of the page that comes up, click on “Ultrasound Initiative” and when that page comes up, click on “View Video”. February starts the preparation work for the Lenten Fish Fry. As many of you know, this is the council’s major fund raiser for the

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year. In addition to providing quality meals at a reasonable price, and an opportunity for fellowship for the parish (and beyond), the money earned here supports much of the charitable work that the order does dur-ing the rest of the year. For those of you who are new, or who have not had the time or opportunity to par-ticipate in this activity in the past, I encourage you to find your place and pitch in. Tom Simon, one of the CO-BIG FISH with Dennis Caniglia will be talking about the fish frys and passing around sign-up sheets at our meeting on Tuesday the 7th. (If you cannot be there, contact Tom directly at tgsimon@comcast.net. There will be some new wrinkles this year , as we will be moving down to the Activities Building and cook-ing in the newly-renovated and expanded kitchen. This gives us more room to serve more people, but will involve some new logistics. There will be a “practice” fish fry on Friday February 17th. Knights and friends are invited to help us work the kinks out of the system and enjoy a tasty meal for the bargain price of $5.00. We would like a good turnout for this so we can see what areas need fine tuning. (Brother Ed Ko-nopka told me that the equipment was being installed this week (first week in Feb), so we should be ready). There is no excuse for any of you to be eating at home on Monday Feb 13. The Men’s Club will be having its February meeting featuring talks from noted sports figures Randy Owens, Dallas Cowboy; Marty Perez, Atlanta Braves; Dan Roundfield, Atlanta Hawks. Sons and daughters are welcome (although Brother Tom Simon a/k/a BIG FISH and Men’s Club President tgsimon@comcast.net , has informed me that the once-a-year dispensation for wives has already been used up). For select others of you who got your Feb. 13 reservations in early, it will be Carbonara Trattoria in the Dunwoody Village where Dean Trantow has arranged for a Knight’s Night Out. Gourmet dinner for two at $65 a couple promises to be a great pre-St.Valentine’s day treat. (There may still be time – contact Dean Trantow (trantowd@aol.com or 678-296-6326) – but hurry!) We are also approaching the Spring recruiting season. This is the time to finally get around to asking your practicing Catholic male friends who are not yet Knights to come and join us. We will be having some in-formational and promotional events during the fish frys and in the coming weeks and months, but there is no substitute for the personal invitation from a friend or colleague. If you have any questions on what to say, Frank Callan will be happy to help you. If Fish Frys are here, can Vidalia Onions be far behind? Vivat Jesus Stan Wasowski, GK

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Tom Koboski Chris Murtha Bill Scully

Ron Burbank E. J. Couvillion Bill Herald

New 1st Degree Council Brothers

3 Ned Winsor Louis Bernard

On January 24th, these seven candidates joined the All Saints Council as 1st degree knights. Louis Bernard returned to the council after being away for over seven years. He will also count as a new member. He was an original charter member of All Saints in 1994. We welcome proudly this new large class. To gain our sixth consecutive Double Star Award, we will need six new brothers every month now through June. Please recruit.

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Transfers into All Saints Council

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Rich Kernan Lee Cullom Alexander Morgan

No picture Available (we now have two members with this

same name)

Richard Kernan (no, not Kiernan) was voted in as a transfer member from St. Brigid Council 13204. He was also present as an observer. Lee Cullom is a 2nd degree member who also transferred from St. Brigid Council. Sir Knight Alexander Morgan is a fourth degree transfer into the council from the Cincinnati area and is most welcome. We have had an unusual number of transfers of late.

Pro-Life Demonstration Participation

All Saints knights were prominent in the two Pro-Life Masses held on Sunday, January 22nd, which was the 39th anniversary of the Roe v Wade decision legalizing abortion in America. Both Masses featured honor guards of 13 knights each from the Fr. Charles J. Watters Assembly. Our brother John Gannon, second from left above, and wife Arlene are the Pro-Life ministers of All Saints and marched with other parishioners. Sir Knight Monsignor Marren gave a blistering anti-abortion sermon at both Masses.

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Gannon Wins Shining Armor Award

Field agent Sir Knight John Knight (left) and Past Grand Knight Lou Hlad (right) award Brother John Ga nnon (center) our latest Shining Armor Award plaque and pin at the January meeting for fulfilling the five criteria during his first year of membership. A new member must attend three council meetings, partake in three council activities, attain the 3rd degree in his first year, have a private meeting with our insurance field agent, and recruit one new member. John recruited Father David Daly to our ranks.

Buchholz Awarded Knight-of-Month

John Buchholz is awarded his third career Knight-of-the-Month Award for his management of the Desserts with Santa Party in early December. He continues to make this event a growing parish happening every year. He also once received a Knight-of-the-Year Award. His wall should be getting pretty crowded now. He also got a $50 gift certificate to take wife Karleen out to dinner.

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Annual Knight Free Throw Tournament

Sir Knight Mike Haslach and son Max (right) sign up to participate in the knight’s annual Free Throw Tournament at the All Saints gym. Manning the desk are Jackie Marshall, fiancée of Sir Knight Tim Krulia, Alexandra Birkbeck, daughter of Sir Knight Doug Birkbeck, and Tim Krulia.

The Council concluded another successful annual Free Throw Tournament. Sir Knight Bryan Kler ran the event as the council Youth Chairperson. He was aided in recording and ball snagging by Steve Kapusta, Dave Bernard, Doc Malone Tom Burleigh, Bill Luckert, and others who spent some time there. Jon Bird took photos and Frank Callan combed the stand for more recruits. We will announce the winners of the various brackets in our next newsletter.

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All Saints Cub Scout Pack 434 needed some funds for their activities and KofC Council 11402 came through again. The Knights co-sponsored a spaghetti dinner with them on the evening of January 28th and the parish showed up in force. We served 440 meals and took in a total of $3,806. With meal costs of $1,612, that left the amount of $2,194 for the scouts. Bruce Malinoff and Gene Gannon ran the show for the council. Besides these two brothers and the kitchen staff pictured above, we thank Tom Wozniak, Bob Mitchell, John Barranco, Sue Barranco, Wiley Maloof, Don Myers, BJ Van Gundy, Dean and Mary Trantow, Bill Luckert, Frank Callan, and Joe Mitchell. It was a great team effort. Note Monsignor Kiernan in the crowd.

Cub Scout Spaghetti Dinner Sponsored

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“Knight to Knight” Corner

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FEBRUARY: Have you insured your most valuable asset? Is your income protected if you become too sick or hurt to work? Your ability to work and earn an

income is your most valuable asset. Yet a disability could prevent you from earning that income. Just one year of a disability could eliminate your savings.

I would like to show you that Income Armor, an individual disability income insurance product from the Knights of Columbus, should be a key part of your overall financial plan and family’s protection.

If you become too sick or hurt to work, Income Armor provides monthly benefits to help you meet living expenses and maintain your standard of living. Your monthly benefits help you pay your mortgage and other monthly bills, and help your savings and retirement assets remain intact.

In short, if you have a job and don’t have a way to protect that paycheck, you should seriously con-sider Income Armor today. I look forward to meeting with you. John Knight, Field Agent Cell: (404) 569-5265 Email: john.knight@kofc.org

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 February insurance topic to ponder. KofC in-surance is sold only to brothers and their families at great rates. Please consider having a personal conversation with John soon.

Monsignor Kiernan Continues Steady Recovery Monsignor Kiernan, 87, continues to gather his strength at his assisted living suite at St. George Village at 11350 Woodstock Road in Roswell, Georgia 30075. Their web site is www.stgeorgevillage.com. He has already progressed to the point where his friends can take him out to eat and he is walking nicely in his walker, His left arm and fingers are nearing normal function as well. He was especially thankful to the knights for arranging the schedule of parishioner and knight visitors during his convalesance and for spending so much time with him. He still wants visitors. St. George is now his residence, not a hospital, and there are no strict visiting hours.

Young Kiernan Christ and Marty Hlad pose with Monsignor at a recent dinner outing. The youngster, granddaughter of Joan McIvor, is obviously named after him (and Christ too).

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Council Monogrammed Shirts Available

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Now that the holidays are over, we turn our attention toward the upcoming Lenten Fish Fry Event. 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 bryankler@comcast.net 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.

Recruit a New Member Now All Saints would love to achieve an unprece-dented sixth consecutive Double Star Council Award, but we need your help. Please ask a practicing Catholic friend to join the Knights. Any leads you can pro-vide should go to Frank Callan at email address fvcallan@aol.com. He will interview the candidate and you will receive credit for the lead and this commemorative award if you follow link instructions.

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Knight Meetings are Becoming “Sell Outs”

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Maybe Council 11402 has to start selling tickets and reserving seats at our monthly meetings pretty soon! Our meetings are getting more and more popular and meaningful. Business is brisk and the gatherings are lively. Our contributions to charities and our planned events are increasing. The All Saints Council is growing (now 357) and we will need to purchase more chairs soon. This is a good thing. We always have room for more members. Of special note was the presence of three member priests at our January meeting shown above. Our Chaplain Monsignor Marren was present, along with Father Bill Hao and Father David Daly of the Legionaires of Christ.

The same thing is happening at the 4th degree Fr. Charles J. Watters Assembly meetings. A record 52 Sir Knights were on hand at our January Meeting at Mary Our Queen Parish’s Kiernan Hall (yes, they have a Kiernan Hall also).. Shown is a portion of the crowd that enjoyed a nice dinner before our business meeting. The Assembly now boasts about 217 members of 4th degree Knights from the four member councils --- All Saints, St. Andrew, St. Brigid, and Mary Our Queen All Saints has about half of the Assembly members with about 107. The next 4th degree exemplification ceremony is to be held on June 16th at an Atlanta location to be named. All brothers should plan to become a 3rd degree knight before that date, so that they can move into the 4th degree Watters Assembly in June and partake in that wonderful body as well.

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Plan on spending a fun and tasty night out with your spouse or significant other on Monday, February 13th (the day before St. Valentine’s Day). Sir Knight Dean Trantow has negotiated with Carbonara Trattoria Restaurant’s owner (an All Saints parishioner) to close his restaurant for the evening to accommodate our group and he is offering us an incredible menu for the evening. It is located at 5499 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road,

Dunwoody, GA. 30338 in Dunwoody Village. (678-587-9100) (carbonaradunwoody.com) Dinner for two, a glass of wine each, tax and gratuity included for $65 per couple!

Here's the menu: Appetizer: calamari, bruschetta, fried green tomatoes (all three will be set at each table). Soup: Cream of Tomato. Primi: pasta sampler (gnocchi w/Gorgonzola cream, spinach and ricotta ravioli in a sage and butter sauce and spinach pappardelle bolognese) Entree (choice of one): • Salmon Béarnaise (grilled with basil and roasted potatoes), • Chicken Marsala (pan fried chicken with cremini mushrooms, mashed potatoes topped with Marsala wine sauce.) • 4 oz filet mignon (crusted with porcini mushrooms, with a red wine demi glacé, Au gratin potatoes and sautéed spinach and raisins) Dessert: choice of either cannoli or tiramisu As mentioned above, a glass of either red or white wine is included. Complimentary coffee, iced tea and soft drinks are also available. For those who prefer mixed drinks, there will be a CASH bar available. The owner is also going have a select wine chosen for this menu available at a reasonable price for anyone wishing to purchase a bottle for their table. Seating is limited to 60 couples. Reservations are first come first served. Please email Dean Trantow: trantowd@aol.com to reserve your spot. Then mail your check (amount of $65 payable to Knights of Columbus Council 11402) to: Dean Trantow, 2308 North Peachtree Court, Dunwoody, GA 30338. Questions, call Dean at: 678-296-6326 So plan to celebrate Valentines Day with your gal a day early and enjoy this fun night out with fellow Brothers!

“Knight’s Night Out” Scheduled February 13

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Council Benevolence/Charity/Service Council continued its 3rd year of Fathers for Good seminars and announced the seminars for year four. (see page 14) Council teamed with parish Mens Club to begin ticket sale for six charities featuring a luxury 2012 Buick LaCrosse as first prize. The Parish Council election featured wins by four knights and two wives of knights (Delina Malinoff and Mary Trantow) for the eight open seats. Wife Therese Birkbeck is the President of the parish council and Sir Knight Bryan Kler is the Secretary. Council co-sponsored a spaghetti dinner for benefit of the parish cub scouts which netted $2,194 profit for the scouts (page 7). Our ongoing funeral acolyte parish service was highlighted in the Knight’s Columbia Magazine (see above). Council continued Pro-Life efforts with a Mass on the Roe v Wade anniversary featuring an honor guard and abortion crosses made by Stan Wasowski. Brother John Gannon heads the parish Pro-Life ministry with his wife Arlene. Our brothers assisted in ushering and traffic control for the three day parish mission.

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All Saints 11402 is certainly no stranger to the Columbia Magazine Knights in Action section at the rear of that publication. We have been featured in this national magazine a number of times for our Dunwoody Soap Box Derby events, our Double Star Awards, and our International Awards. We have also been featured in the online version of this section on web site KofC.org.

The January 2012 issue of Columbia (page 26) again mentioned our council in a short reference to our Acolyte Program. Norb Braza, our Director, had sent in some information in the hopes of such a reference. As far as we know, no other council in the world has such a program. Requested for assistance in 1998 by Msgr. Kiernan, we have continued the program to this day. We invite new members to join one of our acolyte teams to share in the honor of

serving Mass on God’s altar. Even if you have a fulltime job, you can serve on weekends and for special evening events. And you get a free KofC silk tie. Contact Norb Braza at 770-393-8645 or nlbraza@aol.com.

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Support Our Parish Car Raffle

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Men with Young Children Scripture Study and Discussion Group

Men with children of ALL ages are encouraged to attend

“Fathers for Good” is An Initiative for Men by Knig hts of Columbus, International.

The All Saints Catholic Church Men with Young Children Scripture Study Group is a gathering of men with young children who get together to discuss the scripture in refer-ence to their lives and in the light of their Catholic faith, and to share their faith and experi-ences through friendship, prayer, and fraternity. Members strive to be the spiritual leaders in their marriage and family and follow Jesus Christ by reinforcing Christian values in their home, and community, and working to ensure that their relationship with God, their wife,

and their Children are in order. Men do not need to be a Knight to participate.

Raising Boys into Men This study is designed specifically for men who wish to raise their boys to be men of virtue. Each session fo-cuses on a different virtue necessary to help raise up a generation of godly men. The program will help Catho-lic men recover the virtuous life and become authentic men of God. Fathers are welcome to attend any or all of the sessions listed below. Video Sunday, Jan 8 Part 1 Raising boys to men audio Sunday, Jan 15 Part 2 Raising boys to men audio Book Review and Discussion: boys to Men: The Transforming Power of Virtue. Sunday, Jan 22 Session 1 Men and Virtue

Sunday, Jan 29 Session 2 Men of Prudence Sunday, Feb 5 Session 3 Men of Justice Sunday, Feb 12 Session 4 Men of Fortitude Sunday, Feb 19 Session 5 Men of Temperance Sunday, Feb 26 Session 6 Men of Faith

Sunday, March 4 Session 7 Men of Hope Sunday, March 11 Session 8 Men of Love Sunday, March 18 Session 9 The Challenge to Run the Race

All sessions will be held in McGivney Hall 9:00 am – 10:15 am

Men with children of ALL ages are encouraged to attend – No experience necessary. Cost = $15 for book. No cost for drop-in sessions

Jeff Durthaler -770-730-9155 or Michael Tobia -770-350-7021 (Lead Facilitator and 4thDegree Knight) (Facilitator & 1st Degree Knight)

Co-sponsored by All Saints Knights of Columbus & Adult Education Department

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February Wedding Anniversaries Date Years 11th Ray & Jo Gustin 59 11th Dick & Mary Calupca 51 28th Harvey & Arla Mae Moskowitz 48 6th John & Judith Vail 46

11th Eric & Shirley Martin 41 23rd Dean & Mary Trantow 38

28th Mark & Ellin McCabe 25 17th John & Jodie Knight 22 25th Tom & Trisch Sheeran 6

Council Birthdays and Anniversaries

Upcoming Exemplification Opportunities 1st/2nd Degrees Saturday, Feb. 11th - St. Brigid Council #13204, 3400 Old Alabama Rd. Johns Creek, GA. 30022. 1st degree at 10 AM register 9:15 AM and 2nd degree starts about 11:15 AM Register 10:30 AM . RSVP to Dick Kobylski at rmdkoby@bellsouth.net and 770-772- 4206. Those needing only 2nd degree should preferably come as observers for the 1st degree and then participate as candidates for 2nd degree. Coat and tie for pictures. 1st/2nd Degrees Wednesday, Feb. 15th - Atlanta Council #660 - 2620 Buford Hiway NE, Atlanta 30324. 1st degree at 7PM, register 6PM and 2nd degree starts about 8:30 PM. Register 7:45 PM. RSVP to Gordon Calley at 660RSVP@comcast.net .Those 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, February 22 - St. Benedict Council 10633, 11045 Parsons Road, Duluth GA. 30097 - Contact Mark Smeragliuolo, 770-733-6682. Third Degree - Tuesday, March 20th - St. Thomas Aquinas Council 6532, 935 Rucker Road, Alpharetta, GA. 30004 - Jim McGee at jmcgee@us.ibm.com. Third Degree - Saturday, April 28th - Archbishop Donnellan Council 7923, 908 Killian Hi ll Road, Lilburn GA. 30047 Hugh Gardineer ( gardin_h@bellsouth.net ) 770-979-9567 Fourth Degree - Saturday, June 16, 2012 - St. John Neumann Church, 801 Tom Smith Road, Lilburn, GA. 30047 Register 12 PM to 1:30 PM, ceremony 2 PM. Tuxedo required!! Info from louhlad@bellsouth.net.

February Birthdays Norb Braza 2nd Tom (TJ) Kelly 2nd Mike LaPonzina 3rd Alex Williams 3rd Mike Keown 4th Ben Frye 6th Joe DeVita 7th Vincent Annaloro 8th Gray Plunkett 10th Mark Balmes 11th Andy Diaz 11th Al Alberghini 12th Wiley Maloof 12th Chris Boller 13th Ty Leon 13th Dave Bertrand 16th Randy Ceryan 16th Lou Hlad 16th David Pyle 16th Paul Borer 19th Deacon Paul Doppel 19th Glenn Gray 20th Jerry Bisig 22nd Richard Ducote 22nd Msgr. Hugh Marren 22nd Tom Sheeran 24th Tom Tarr 24th Scott Klinger 26th Doc Malone 26th Phil McGonegal 26th Doug Bowker 27th John Jedlicka 28th Dr. Alexander Morgan 28th

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Our Council Intentions and Remembrances

Ora Pro Nobis

36 Deceased Brother Knights of All Saints Council 11402 Edward P. Koss 12/20/2011 Robert L. Morell 4/29/2008 James J. McCabe 10/22/2004 Lloyd Addison 11/25/2011 Gordon G. Hurt 3/03/2008 Robert J. Lescher 5/17/2003 John W. Lynch II 6/21/2011 John A. O’Shea 1/27/2008 Brad M. Scranton 5/14/2003 Warren P. Vicknair 6/21/2011 Thomas M. Scherrer 4/10/2007 Phillip A. Haluska 12/18/2002 Walter J. Bieszak 4/17/2011 Richard Steiner 3/17/2006 Joseph A. Miller 12/2/2002 Joseph J. Wittman 3/09/2011 Sal De Pace 1/16/2006 James R. Fraser 9/21/2002 Charles F. Mahony 2/20/2011 Anthony C Ardagna 12/28/2005 Kenneth E. Smith 6/02/2000 Gerald A. Cicero 1/05/2011 Jerome E. Travers 7/29/2005 Elias M. Mualem 3/27/2000 David Moeller 5/09/2010 John P. Stojka 7/21/2005 John W. Lynch III 12/15/1999 Frank Welter 12/20/2009 Paul G. Horan 6/02/2005 Ronald S. Kurtzer 12/12/1999 Owen K. McCabe 8/16/2009 Edwin L. Woerner 5/21/2005 Kenneth C. McIntosh 11/25/1998 William G. Lehman 4/16/2009 Thomas J. Byrne, Jr 10/22/2004 William J. Batdorf 3/23/1998

Founding Members of All Saints Council on July 4, 1994 are shown in Bold

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 Joe Liebsack Ernie Spencer John Nuzzulo Dennis Mackin

Distressed Brothers Ongoing Prayers Andy Bayles Ailing Brother Ongoing Prayers William O’Connor Matt Dewhurst Ed Pavlik

Our Seminarians/ Missionaries Brian Baker Matt Dalrymple Jack Knight - new seminarian Missionary Gray Plunkett

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 Michael U. Onykuru Father William F. Rowland, S.M. Father Bryan Small Father Daniel Ketter Father David Daly, LC Deacon Ray Egan Deacon William Garrett Deacon Ed Krise Deacon Paul Doppel Deacon Ken Melvin

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 Dave Guy, prospective knight in SC monastery Mike Haslach’s mom, 85 Lou Hlad’s uncle/aunt, Frank & Eleanor Hlad Gert Kampfer’s mother Jack Klapka’s wife, Maralind Al Kosek’s wife, Sylvia Chuck Mahoney’s widow, Grace Bennie Mastrogiovanni’s daughter-in-law, Hollie Bill O’Brien’s grandson, Isaac Del Valle Sean O’Neill’s wife, Connie MOQ Grand Knight Bob Santos’ wife, Christine Fred Quintan’s son, Ethan Ernie Spencer’s Grandson, Garrett Pilcher Frank Welter’s widow, Margaret Mark Yanta’s nephew, Nolan Goldklang

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Edward P. Koss, 90, passed away December 20th after a long illness. He was a third degree member of our council and had been married to Winifred for 68 years. Edward served for three years in the US Navy during World War II. Originally from Hartford CT, he and Winifred later relo-cated to Atlanta in 1991 after a long career in the medical supply business. He was cremated and his remains will be interred at the Georgia National Cemetery in Canton GA. Our acolytes were honored to celebrate his memorial Mass on Jan. 7th at All Saints. We ask your prayers for this wonderful member of the Greatest Generation and his

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Office Officer Phone Email Grand Knight Stan Wasowski 770-512-7397 swasowski@langlegal.com Deputy Grand Knight Bob Fiscella 770-395-7101 bobfiscella@comcast.net Chancellor Frank Callan 770-668-9755 fvcallan@aol.com Chaplain Rev. Msgr. Marren 770-393-3255 msgrmarren@allsaints.us Deputy Chaplain Rev. Bill Hao 770-393-3255 frbill@allsaints.us Advocate BJ Van Gundy 678-291-0805 bj@vangundy.net Warden Joe Fuentes 770-350-0355 skierjoey@hotmail.com Recorder Ed Trainor 770-396-7053 ejtrainor@aol.com Financial Secretary John Stowell 770-671-9812 jsstowell@comcast.net Treasurer Mario Commito 770-395-7723 mario@kw.com Lecturer John Buchholz 770-458-5670 jkbuch@aol.com Inside Guards Edgar Pierson (lead) 770-390-0043 ednorma@comcast.net Mark Foster 404-394-4537 markjfoster@yahoo.com Bill Luckert 770-640-5209 billuckert@aol.com Outside Guards Gene Gannon (lead) 770-797-3925 gene.gannon@prudential.com Bill Schmitz 770-451-6113 schmitz.bill@gmail.com Trustee Three-Year Term Gert Kampfer 770-698-8269 kofc11402@bellsouth.net Trustee Two-Year Term Lou Hlad 770-394-6327 louhlad@bellsouth.net Trustee One-Year Term Don Myers 770-394-5192 dmyers2@aol.com District 13 Deputy Rick Langheim 770-449-5262 rlangheim@nationsroof.com Insurance Field Agent John Knight 770-936-0465 johnaknight@bellsouth.net Program Activity Director Joe Liebsack 770-393-9695 jliebsack@att.net Activity Directors Acolytes Norb Braza 770-393-8645 nlbraza@aol.com Bereavement Deacon Ray Egan 770-394-5643 dekeray@aol.com Church John Barranco 770-396-6823 jbbarranco@bellsouth.net Community Dean Trantow 770-457-6061 trantowd@aol.com Council Dennis Caniglia 770-908-0484 adennisc@bellsouth.net Family Life Kevin Murray 770-248-0751 kpmurray@bellsouth.net Membership Frank Callan 770-668-9755 fvcallan@aol.com Pro-Life Will Estes 770-451-5014 westes@tldz.org Vocations Jim Mammoser 770-451-1753 xmammoser@inbox.com Youth Bryan Kler 770-457-5537 bryankler@comcast.net Dunwoody Volunteer Co-ord Jim Maloney 770-394-7895 jimarn@bellsouth.net Communications & Feedback Website Editor Gert Kampfer 770-698-8269 kofc11402@bellsouth.net Newsletter Editor/Publicity Lou Hlad 770-394-6327 louhlad@bellsouth.net Parish Pastoral Board Rep John Francis 770-394-6008 ejohnfrancis@gmail.com

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February Council Mtg 7 PM Rosary

7:30 Mtg

4th Degree Assembly Meeting at St. Andrew 6:15 rosary 6:30 Dinner

7:30 Mtg

Homeless Shelter

Meet 5:30 pm Social Hall go to Shrine

All Night

1st Degree McGivney

Hall 7:30 PM

Eucharistic Adoration in chapel

Council Only Test

Fish Fry 5 PM

Parish Mission

First Friday

1st/2nd Degree

St. Brigid Council 13204 Johns Creek

10 AM

Ash Wednesday First Public

Fish Fry 5 PM

Friday Fish Fry

#1

5 PM

Jamaica Mission Trip Starts

Jamaica Mission Trip Ends

Leap Day

Honor Guard St. Brigid

7 PM Mass

1st/2nd Degree Atlanta

Council #660 Buford Hiway

7 PM

Knights Night Out

Pre-Valentine

Dinner at Carbonara’s $ 65/Couple

St.

Valentine’s Day