Knights of Columbus - Council #10514
12
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 1 of 12 Knights of Columbus Notre Dame Council 10514 P. O. Box 2084 Flagler Beach, FL 32136-2084 E-mail [email protected] Website: www.Council10514.org May 2019 Grand Knight – Patrick Mulvihill Worthy Brothers, Wow, only two more months left in our fraternal year. We got off to a rocky beginning with multiple changes in officers, but things have smoothed out over the last couple of months and we have had a fantastic year! Just as a reminder, we will be holding elections for new officers at our May 1st meeting. The proposed slate of officers developed by the Steering Committee has been published in the last two council newsletters. However, nominations can still be made from the floor. (See page 6 for a listing of the proposed slate of officers) I would be terribly remiss if I did not extend a huge THANK YOU to the FISH FRY team! What a fantastic job they did over the Lenten Season. Every Friday they served over 100 meals in less than a half hour each time! Our BINGO Team continues to provide a great afternoon to members of the community along with a fantastic lunch. They also provided a fun evening for the Santa Maria del Mar Ladies F.U.N.N. group that was enjoyed by the 50+ ladies who attended. If you haven’t been to Bingo on a Tuesday, come on by, help is always needed or just sit down and enjoy a game. If you have not already purchased your tickets to our Annual Corporate Communion Breakfast, be sure to contact Brother John Check at 386-225-4456. The breakfast will be held immediately after our Annual Corporate Communion Mass at the 9:00 Mass on Sunday, May 5th. We ask that all members of Council #10514 and Assembly #2810 wear their respective Knights of Columbus shirts to the Mass. (See Corporate Communion flyer on page 6) Hopefully you have already marked your calendars to be at our last dinner/dance of this fraternal year. On Saturday, May 18th we will hold our annual Sock Hop in the Parish Hall. There will be continuous serving of the 50’s menu from 6:30 pm until 8:00 pm. Don’t forget the famous root beer floats! (See dance flyer & article on page 5) Some of the Santa Maria del Mar Parish events that you should include on your calendar is First Communion on May 11th and Confirmation on May 18th. The annual May Crowning has not yet been scheduled. Please say the following prayer for our sick and bereaved Brothers and their families: Lord, bless our sick today so that they may bear their illness in union with Jesus’ sufferings and restore them quickly to health. In your goodness, we ask you to grant our beavered Brothers, and families everlasting peace and happiness. We ask this through Christ, our Lord. Amen. Mary Queen of the Knights pray for us and continue to guide us in our commitments to our principles of charity, unity and fraternity. Thank you for your support and may God bless you all! Vivat Jesus, Pat Deputy Grand Knight – Michael Boullion Last month, all members of the Knights of Columbus were called to express prayerful solidarity with their Brother Knights in France and all those who mourn the fire catastrophe at Notre-Dame Cathedral — one of the world’s greatest treasures of the human spirit. Particularly, Notre Dame Council 10514 has a special affinity to the Paris Cathedral and all things honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary (Notre Dame means Our Lady in French). Here are a few interesting facts about Notre Dame Cathedral: France is the most visited country in the world. Notre Dame Cathedral is the most visited site in Paris. ‘Notre-Dame de Paris’ is built on the Île de la Cité (City Island) in the very center of Paris and is 850 years old. According to tradion, on the 2nd of December 1804 Napoleon crowned himself Emperor Napoleon I at Notre Dame de Paris snatching the crown from the hands of Pope Pius VII. Thus he displayed his rejecon of the authority of the Ponff. On the square in front of the church, a much overlooked ny plate, engraved with a compass, and is known as “point zéro des routes de France” (Point Zero of French Roads), indicates where all distances to and from Paris are measured. The bells of Notre-Dame bear names. The main ones are called Marie, Emmanuel, Gabriel, Anne-Geneviève, Denis, Marcel, Eenne, Benoît-Joseph, Maurice, and Jean-Marie. Notre-Dame is home to priceless art and treasure, among which are the Holy Crown of Thorns worn by Christ and a relic of His Holy Cross. Notre-Dame, Reine des Chevaliers, priez pour nous (Our Lady, Queen of the Knights, pray for us). Michael Boullion, DGK
Transcript of Knights of Columbus - Council #10514
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 1 of 12
Knights of Columbus Notre Dame Council 10514
P. O. Box 2084
Flagler Beach, FL 32136-2084 E-mail [email protected] Website: www.Council10514.org
May 2019
Grand Knight – Patrick Mulvihill
Worthy Brothers,
Wow, only two more months left in our fraternal year. We got off to a rocky beginning with multiple changes in officers, but things have
smoothed out over the last couple of months and we have had a fantastic year! Just as a reminder, we will be holding elections for new officers at our May 1st meeting. The proposed slate of officers developed by the Steering Committee has been published in the last two council newsletters. However, nominations can still be made from the floor. (See page 6 for a listing of the proposed slate of officers)
I would be terribly remiss if I did not extend a huge THANK YOU to the FISH FRY team! What a fantastic job they did over the Lenten Season. Every Friday they served over 100 meals in less than a half hour each time!
Our BINGO Team continues to provide a great afternoon to members of the community along with a fantastic lunch. They also provided a fun evening for the Santa Maria del Mar Ladies F.U.N.N. group that was enjoyed by the 50+ ladies who attended. If you haven’t been to Bingo on a Tuesday, come on by, help is always needed or just sit down and enjoy a game.
If you have not already purchased your tickets to our Annual Corporate Communion Breakfast, be sure to contact Brother John Check at 386-225-4456. The breakfast will be held immediately after our Annual Corporate Communion Mass at the 9:00 Mass on Sunday, May 5th. We ask that all members of Council #10514 and
Assembly #2810 wear their respective Knights of Columbus shirts to the Mass. (See Corporate Communion flyer on page 6)
Hopefully you have already marked your calendars to be at our last dinner/dance of this fraternal year. On Saturday, May 18th we will hold our annual Sock Hop in the Parish Hall. There will be continuous serving of the 50’s menu from 6:30 pm until 8:00 pm. Don’t forget the famous root beer floats! (See dance flyer & article on page 5)
Some of the Santa Maria del Mar Parish events that you should include on your calendar is First Communion on May 11th and Confirmation on May 18th. The annual May Crowning has not yet been scheduled.
Please say the following prayer for our sick and bereaved Brothers and their families: Lord, bless our sick today so that they may bear their illness in union with Jesus’ sufferings and restore them quickly to health. In your goodness, we ask you to grant our beavered Brothers, and families everlasting peace and happiness. We ask this through Christ, our Lord. Amen.
Mary Queen of the Knights pray for us and continue to guide us in our commitments to our principles of charity, unity and fraternity.
Thank you for your support and may God bless you all!
Vivat Jesus, Pat
Deputy Grand Knight – Michael Boullion Last month, all members of the Knights of Columbus were called to express prayerful solidarity with their Brother Knights in France and all those who mourn the fire catastrophe at Notre-Dame Cathedral — one of the world’s
greatest treasures of the human spirit. Particularly, Notre Dame Council 10514 has a special affinity to the Paris Cathedral and all things honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary (Notre Dame means Our Lady in French). Here are a few interesting facts about Notre Dame Cathedral: France is the most visited country in the world. Notre
Dame Cathedral is the most visited site in Paris. ‘Notre-Dame de Paris’ is built on the Île de la Cité (City
Island) in the very center of Paris and is 850 years old. According to tradition, on the 2nd of December 1804
Napoleon crowned himself Emperor Napoleon I at Notre Dame de Paris snatching the crown from the hands of Pope Pius VII. Thus he displayed his rejection of the authority of the Pontiff.
On the square in front of the church, a much overlooked tiny plate, engraved with a compass, and is known as “point zéro des routes de France” (Point Zero of French Roads), indicates where all distances to and from Paris are measured.
The bells of Notre-Dame bear names. The main ones are called Marie, Emmanuel, Gabriel, Anne-Geneviève, Denis, Marcel, Etienne, Benoît-Joseph, Maurice, and Jean-Marie.
Notre-Dame is home to priceless art and treasure, among which are the Holy Crown of Thorns worn by Christ and a relic of His Holy Cross.
Notre-Dame, Reine des Chevaliers, priez pour nous (Our Lady, Queen of the Knights, pray for us). Michael Boullion, DGK
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 2 of 12
May 2019 Calendar Wed May 1, 2019 Fri May 3, 2019 Sun May 5, 2019 Tues May 7, 2019 Sat-Sun May 11-12 Sun May 12, 2019 Tues May 14, 2019 Tues May 21, 2019 Tues May 28, 2019 Sun May 26, 2019 Mon May 27, 2019 Thurs May 30, 2019
5:30pm – 6:30pm 7:00pm – 9:00pm 8:30am – 9:45am 9:00am – 10:00 am 10:00am – 10:45am 11:15am – 3:00pm All Masses All Day 11:15am – 3:00pm 11:15am – 3:00pm 4:30pm – 6:30pm 11:15am – 3:00pm 8:00am – 11:00am 9:00am – 1:00pm All Day All Day
Officers Meeting – Parish Hall Business Meeting – Parish Hall 1st Friday Rosary & Mass – SMdM Church Corporate Communion – SMdM Church Parish Breakfast – Parish Hall Bingo – Parish Hall Respect Life Baby Bottle Campaign Mother’s Day Bingo – Parish Hall Bingo – Parish Hall Assembly 2810 Pasta Social (SMdM Parish Hall) Bingo – Parish Hall SMdM Parish Breakfast – Parish Hall Blood Drive – SMdM Church Parking Lot Memorial Day Ascension Thursday
June 2019 Calendar Wed June 5, 2019 Fri June 7, 2019 Fri June 14, 2019 Sun June 16, 2019 Tues June 18, 2019 Sun June 30, 2019
5:30pm – 6:30pm 7:00pm – 9:00pm 8:30am – 9:45am All Day All Day 4:30pm – 6:30pm 8:00am – 11:00am
Officer’s Meeting – Parish Hall Business Meeting – Parish Hall 1st Friday Rosary & Mass – SMdM Church Flag Day Father’s Day Assembly 2810 Meeting (SMdM Parish Hall) SMdM Parish Breakfast – Parish Hall
Have something newsworthy? Send to: [email protected] (Editor’s Note: All items or articles for the newsletter must be submitted by the 25th of the month.)
Field Agent - Victor Silva
“Why should I become an Insurance Member?”
On occasion, a brother Knight will ask me this question. The obvious answer, of course, is because of your insurance need! Insurance need aside, what are some of the other advantages to being an insurance
member? Let me name a couple: Your financial participation helps fund the Order’s
charitable activities. You retain the right to purchase additional KofC
products, regardless of membership status. Your spouse has a “Spousal Right to Purchase” any
KofC annuity or insurance product, for which she qualifies, for one year after your death.
Our Order is among the highest rated life insurers in North America. AM Best has rated the Knights of Columbus with a “Superior” rating for over 40 consecutive years. Our current rating of “A+, Superior” is a testament to our track record for excellence and security. Standard and Poor’s recently listed the Knights of Columbus as one of the six
strongest life insurance companies in North America – putting us at the very top of the industry. Since the year 2000, insurance in force as grown from $40 billion to $115 billion and our assets have increased from $8.5 billion to $25 billion. During these years we have paid out more than $5.3 billion in dividends and more than $4.3 billion in death benefits. That’s nearly $10 billion in dividends and benefits. Let’s talk soon about how “Insurance for Brother Knights by Brother Knights” can bring peace of mind to you and your family.
For more information contact: Victor Silva, FIC, MDRT (386) 569-1918 (386) 693-4016 [email protected]
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 3 of 12
Notre Dame Council 10514 Officers - Columbian Year 2018 - 2019
CHAPLAIN GRAND KNIGHT DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT Father Kazimierz Ligeza Pat Mulvihill Michael Boullion (386) 439-2791 (386) 586-3398 (386)315-1043 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
CHANCELLOR FINANCIAL SECRETARY TREASURER Jerry Chabon Michael Greene Brian Taylor (386) 693-5065 (218) 252-3234 (386) 263-7288
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
RECORDER ADVOCATE LECTURER John Williamson Kevin Ryan Joseph Abitante (386) 597-7790 (386) 302-5068 (386) 597-7023 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
WARDEN INSIDE GUARD INSIDE GUARD Tim Postemski James Kenny John Check (386) 492-1678 (386) 986- 1237 (386) 225-4456 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
INSIDE GUARD OUTSIDE GUARD OUTSIDE GUARD ALTERNATES John Stankovich Frank Crisologo Albert Mulé (386) 313-5085 (386) 446-4797 Steven Scifo
Harold 'Bud" Backman
TRUSTEE 3 YEAR TRUSTEE 2 YEAR TRUSTEE 1 YEAR Anthony Gasparino E.Y. Walter Stan Niedzwiecki (386) 864-8706 (386) 986-1163 (386) 569-1068 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
PROGRAM DIRECTOR – MICHAEL BOULLION 315-1043
CHURCH DIRECTOR - E.Y. WALTER 986-1163 DEPUTY – JOHN CHECK 225-4456
MEMORIAL MASS/CORPORATE COMMUNION PAUL GLOEKLER 310-4094
COUNCIL DIRECTOR - KEVIN RYAN 302-5068 DEPUTY - JOHN COSPITO 679-9969
BINGO - E. Y. WALTER 986-1163 JOHN CHECK 225-4456 JIM ANDERSON 446-4705 MIKE ARATO 447-7427 BOB CALABRESE 547-9312 BUD CAMPBELL 437-8421 DANIEL CINO 439-4940 JOHN COSPITO 445-3614 KEN COSTA 908-642-3846 FRANK CRISOLOGO 446-4797 RAY DEROIS 447-7274 ARMANDO GARCIA 446-4171 TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 KEN LEDFORD 445-2388 PAT MARTELLUCCI 447-0991 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 TIM POSTEMSKI 492-2359 PETE PREISER 986-4879 WALTER SIBOROSKI 439-1304 BRIAN TAYLOR 263-7288 AL TRUNZO 439-5285 RON WOLAK 313-6981 JOE CELIBERTI 871-3781 GEORGE MELENDEZ 275-1423
CHARITABLE DONATIONS - RAY DEROIS 447-7274 MIKE ARATO 447-7427 E. Y. WALTER 986-1163
COMMUNICATIONS - MICHAEL BOULLION 315-1043 TIM POSTEMSKI 492-2359
PUBLIC RELATIONS - MICHAEL BOULLION 315-1043
CULINARY - KEVIN RYAN 302-5068 FRANK CONSENTINO 586-6865 PAT MARTELLUCCI 447-0991 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 JOHN SABIA 447-0570 BRIAN TAYLOR 263-7288
PARTY BEVERAGES - KEVIN RYAN 302-5068 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068
SCHOLARSHIP - FR. KAZIMIERZ LIGEZA 439-2791 MIKE ARATO 447-7427 E.Y. WALTER 986-1163
SHIRTS & HATS - AL TRUNZO 439-5285
STEERING - MIKE ARATO 447-7427 E. Y. WALTER 986-1163 KEVIN RYAN 302-5068
COUNCIL GREETERS - LEN ALBERT 615-6805 TIM POSTEMSKI (904) 710-6516 FRANK CRISOLOGO 446-4797 RON LIMUTI (704) 236-6706 CARLO SCIANOID (772) 320-8016
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 4 of 12
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR – BRIAN TAYLOR 263-7288 DEPUTY TONY GASPARINO 864-8706
ADMISSIONS - PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398 JERRY CHABON 693-5065 ANGELO CUTILLO 283-4374
INSURANCE - VICTOR SILVA 569-1918 or 693-4016
RETENTION - PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398 TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 KEVIN RYAN 302-5068
RECRUITMENT - E.Y. WALTER 986-1163 KEVIN RYAN 302-5068
FIRST DEGREE TEAM - RON YANKOWSKI 693-4512 LEN ALBERT 615-6805 FRANK CRISOLOGO 446-4797 ART GILIBERTI 439-7647 THOMAS BRAND 446-9628 JORGIN BORITHS 586-0033 LEN DEROIS 569-1179 KEVIN RYAN 302-5068 JERRY CHABON 693-5065 KEN LEDFORD 445-2388 RAY DEROIS 447-7274 LEN DIGNARD 206-4143 ROLAND SALERNO 263-2330 TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 GREGG EVERETT 439-6466 E.Y. WALTER 986-1163 PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398 TONY DESANTOS 338-2489 BRUCE ZARAJCZYK 597-6915 TIM POSTEMSKI 904-710-6516
FAMILY DIRECTOR – GEORGE MELENDEZ 275-1423
FAMILY PARISH SOCIALS – GEORGE MELENDEZ 275-1423
SUNSHINE – JOHN FISHER 447-8197 TONY & CLAUDIA GASPARINO 864-8706
SUVIVORS ASSISTANCE – VICTOR SILVA 569-1918
COMMUNITY DIRECTOR - PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398
9-11 MEMORIAL - KEVIN RYAN 302-5068 BOB CALABRESE 547-9312 JOHN COSPITO 445-3614
CITIZENS W/DISABILITIES KEN LEDFORD 445-2388 PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398 TOM WEGLEITNER 872-1398 E. Y. WALTER 986-1163 TONY GASPARINO 864-8706
COLD WEATHER SHELTER – BRIAN (PHYLLIS) TAYLOR 263-7288 LEN ALBERT 615-6805 AL TRUNZO 693-4858 MIKE ARATO 447-7427 GUY DELUCA 492-7554 ART GILIBERTI 439-7647 KEN LEDFORD 445-2388 PAT MARTELLUCCI 447-0991 STEVE NEYER (215) 527-7411 PAT (JACQUE) MULVIHILL 586-3398
JAMES ANDERSON 446-4705 JOHN PIRES 439-1678 KEVIN (DENISE) RYAN 447-2779
BLOOD DRIVE – NICHOLAS CARRUBE 445-1655 JAMES ANDERSON 446-4705
YOUTH PROGRAMS – TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 BRIAN TAYLOR 263-7288
PRO LIFE – DUANE BERRETH 597-2344 ANDREW SHIRVELL 569-0563 KEN MOFFA 445-6367
PARADES – RON YANKOWSKI 693-4512
SPECIAL OLYMPICS – DOMINICK CALOBRISI 585-0895 TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398
DANCE DIRECTOR/ENTERTAINMENT/TICKETS – BRIAN TAYLOR 263-7288
DANCE FOOD – JOE CELIBERTI 871-3781 JOHN COSPITO 679-9969
DANCE BEVERAGES – KEVIN RYAN 302-5068
DANCE SIGNS- STAN NIEDZWICKI 569-1068
HALL RESERVATIONS - E.Y. WALTER 986-1163
HALL SETUP - KEN & ANGELA LEDFORD 445-2388 LEN & PAT ALBERT 615-6805 STEVE NEYER (215) 527-7411 JOHN & KAREN BULMAN 439-1678 TONY & CLAUDIA GASPARINO 864-8706 ART GILIBERTI 439-7647 PAT & JACQUE MULVIHILL 586-3398 JOHN & DIANE PIRES 439-7546 KEVIN & DENISE RYAN 302-5068 JOHN & MARGIE CHECK 225-4456
DISTRICT SECOND DEGREE TEAM
KEVIN RYAN 302-5068 JORGEN BORITHS 586-0033 JERRY CHABON 693-5065 RAY DEROIS 447-7274 TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 NIGEL POWELL 676-0443 ROLAND SALERNO 263-2330 VICTOR SILVA 569-1918 BRIAN TAYLOR 263-7288 E.Y. WALTER 986-1163 DOMINICK CALOBRISI 585-0895 FRANK CRISOLOGO 446-4797
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 5 of 12
Knights of Columbus Bingo EVERY TUESDAY AT SANTA MARIA DEL MAR PARISH HALL
DOORS OPEN AT 11:15AM
A FREE LUNCH IS SERVED AT 11:30AM WHEN YOU BUY A BINGO PACK FOR ONLY $13.00
BINGO STARTS PROMPTLY AT 12:15PM.
JACKPOT UP TO $200.00. Contact E.Y. at 986-1163
Happy Birthday
William Kelley 5/4 Louis Monico 5/4 Matthew Moore 5/6 Jack Corbett 5/6 Tony Dos Santos 5/8
Joseph Bachman 5/12 Fr. Arul Yagappan 5/13 Gary Kaskito 5/14 Leo Johnson 5/14 Ronnie Kiger 5/14
Michael Maltese 5/18 Dennis Gaetano 5/18 Brendan McCallen 5/21 James Butler 5/22 John Houston 5/25
Len Albert 5/26 John Merced 5/26 Robert Kalb 5/27 Michael Arato 5/29 Michael Payne 5/30
James Rogers 5/30
Happy Anniversary
Richard & Christine Tracey 5/1/1971 John & Valerie Sabia 5/4/1964 Richard & Ruth O'Connor 5/16/1973 Robert & Cheryl Hook 5/20/1977
David & Marcela Medina 5/22/1993 Andrew & Frances Kozer 5/24/1958 Dave & Virginia Pellett 5/26/1962
Does your spouse know that you haven't given us your anniversary information?? If your anniversary is not listed please email your information to our financial secretary, Mike Greene: [email protected]
50’s Sock Hop Dance - May 18, 2019
The date has been set for our fun-filled 50’s Sock Hop Dance. The fun begins on Saturday, May 18th at 6:30 PM with an all you can dinner of Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, and French fries (Root Beer Floats too!).
Dancing follows from 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM with music by Debbie Owen and Tony T. The cost is only $15.00 per person. The event is open to the public, so bring some friends (reservations required)!
Tickets are only $15.00 per person and will be available at the May 1st council meeting or by calling: E.Y @ 986-1163 or Stan @ 569-1068.
Volunteers are still needed: Volunteers are needed for set-up on Saturday afternoon at 1:30 pm. Volunteers for the advance prep of the dinner will begin at 4:30 pm with the actual cooking beginning at 5:00 pm. Dinner serving begins at 6:30 pm.
Contact Joe Celiberti at (386) 871-3781 to volunteer.
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 6 of 12
March Knight of the Month – Stan Niedzweicki March Family of the Month Mike & Sherry Boullion
BABY BOTTLE FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN Notre Dame Council 10514 will co-sponsor a ‘Baby Bottle’ fundraising campaign with the Santa Maria del Mar Respect Life Committee in May. Baby bottles will be passed out to parishioners after the week-end Masses on May 11th and May 12th (Mother’s Day week-end) for the collection of donations. The baby bottles will be collected at the Father’s Day week-end Masses in June. Proceeds will be donated to Alpha Women’s Pregnancy Center in Bunnell. If you would like to volunteer at one of the Masses, please contact Pro-Life Chairman, Duane Berreth at 597-2344.
Additional nominations can be made prior to the final voting at the May 1st meeting.
Breakfast Tickets available @
the May 1st Council Meeting
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 7 of 12
Coastal Laps for Life
The Fourth Annual Coastal Laps for Life was a huge success. Notre Dame Star Council 10514 co-hosted the 2019 event along with Port Orange Council 8086.
Monies raised this year are being utilized to purchase an ultrasound machine for Alpha Women’s Center in Bunnell.
Alpha Women’s Center decided they needed their own ultrasound machine after maximizing the availability of Life Services of St. John’s County’s portable mobile ultrasound unit. Pictured below are: Top Left – Alpha Women’s Center employees, Alpha board members, and Council 10514 members Art Giliberti, GK Pat Mulvihill, & DGK Michael Boullion. Top Right – Color Corp and event participants. Bottom Photo: Event Runners and walkers
In the local community, the Knights of Columbus offers men a place to lead their families and communities in faith and service and put their Faith into Action. Knights of Columbus members, parishes and families have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference through Supreme Council-recommended programs. The Faith in Action Program focuses on four areas: Faith, Community, Family, and Life. These are some of the activities of Council 10514 over the past year:
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 8 of 12
Council Spotlight
Knight of the Month Family of the Month
July Michael Boullion July Ken & Angela Ledford August Douglas Bentley August Ronald & Debbie Wolack September Kevin Ryan September Tony & Claudia Gasparino October Ken Ledford October Duane and Janice Berreth November Gerald Chabon November Tim & Diane Postemski December E.Y. Walter December John & Margie Check January Michael Greene January Brian & Phyllis Taylor February John Cospito February Frank & Ginette Consentino March Stan Niedzwiecki March Mike & Sherry Boullion April Arthur Giliberti April Paul & Patti Gloekler
2019 Palm Coast Buddy Walk
GK Patrick Mulvihill presented a check from Council 10514 to Paula Wilburn prior to the Buddy Walk for Down Syndrome held at Matanzas High School. Attending the check presentation (Left photo L-R): Art Giliberti, GK Patrick Mulvihill, Paula Wilburn, John Fisher, PGK Tony Gasparino, Dominic Calobrisi.
Members on the Buddy Walk track (Right photo L-R): John Fischer, Art Giliberti, PGK Tony Gasparino, GK Pat Mulvihill
Mary Queen of the Knights intercede to Jesus for those in need of his healing prayers SICK (Listing is for 3 months, but can be renewed for another 3 month period by notifying bulletin editor)Brother Dominick Calobrisi (3) Brother Al Mulé (3) Brother Gerald Sweeney (3) Brother Raymond Hommel (3) Brother Robert Hook (3) Maria Cino, daughter of Brother Daniel Cino (3) Brother Ray Derois (3) Brother Joseph Tully (3) Brother Victor Gajan (2) Christopher Rider, son of Brother Richard Rider (2) E.Y. Walter (2)
Catherine Liston, mother of Brother Sean Liston (2) Brother Jerry Chabon (1) Pat Albert, wife of Brother Len Albert (1) Brother John Furmanek (1) Brother Bill Mania (P) Brother David Rogers (P) John Ryan, father of Brother Kevin Ryan (P) Lois Ryan, mother of Brother Kevin Ryan (P) Father Sal Difazio, PGK (P) Brother Anthony Cataline (P)
BEREAVED (Listing is for one year) Brother Tom Liston Sr. (5/18) Diann Cospito, mother of Brother John Cospito (5/18) Amber Tringale Green, daughter-in-law of Brother James Green (7/18) Brother Michael Senko (7/18) Brother Joseph Palermo (8/18)
Frank Cutillo, brother of Brother Angelo Cutillo (9/18) Brother Terry Stokes (11/18) Mary Zarecki, sister of Brother Frank Crisologo (11/18) Anne Bannon, sister of Brother Jim Brogran (1/19) Cheryl Correa, daughter of Brother Wally Correa (3/19)
Prayer for the Healing of Loved Ones Almighty God, look with mercy and kindness on our loved ones who are sick, especially those listed here. Grant them good health. Send your holy Angels to watch over them. Protect them from danger, and keep them safe from lasting injury or harm. May the life-giving grace of Your Divine Son relieve their suffering and bring them to a full recovery. Embrace them with Your constant love, and with the power of Christ’s healing presence, that Your bountiful goodness may be their source of comfort, strength and joy. Amen.
Prayer for the Faithful Departed O Loving Father, Source of all life, please accompany Your servants, listed here, from this earth, to the Kingdom of heavenly peace, rest and eternal life that You have prepared for us. Forgive any sins that have been committed, and welcome these departed souls into the joyful embrace of Your never-ending love. Amen.
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 9 of 12
Please Patronize Our Advertisers
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 10 of 12
Welcome to Craig Flagler Palms Funeral Home, Memorial Gardens, and Crematory
The only full service, independent, family-owned funeral home in Flagler County
Craig Flagler Palms Funeral Home, Memorial Gardens and
Crematory was established with the express purpose of
serving Flagler County and surrounding communities, with the
most caring and compassionate funeral services possible. That
commitment continues to this very day. The management and
funeral directors of Craig Flagler Palms are dedicated
professionals who strive to assist families at a most difficult
time in their lives with the arrangement of a dignified funeral
service for a loved one.
OUR COMMUNITY PLEDGE We can promise those families that select Craig Flagler
Palms Funeral Home, Memorial Gardens and
Crematory that they will always experience funeral service
personnel who are understanding and supportive and who
endeavor to assist them in selecting services and
merchandise with which they are comfortable. We pledge to
provide the highest quality service within a beautifully
appointed facility. Our funeral service charges and
merchandise provide a range in cost that can comfortably
accommodate the financial means of a loved one. This should
always leave family members with the feeling that the services they selected were appropriate and
dignified.
Every family can expect to be treated with dignity and respect regardless of their financial ability. We
pledge to maintain the highest ethical standards in the funeral services we provide to the Flagler
community.
Craig Flagler Palms Funeral Home, Memorial Gardens &
Crematory
511 Old Kings Road S.
Flagler Beach, FL 32136
(386) 439-5400 • [email protected]
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 11 of 12
Flagler Dental North
30 Office Park Drive
(386) 446-3883
NEW LOCATION
Flagler Dental South
97 Flagler Plaza Drive
(386) 693-4883
www.FlaglerDentalAssociates.com
Services Include
implant surgery & restorations
botox treatments
sedation dentistry
dentures
partials
fillings
crowns
veneers
implant retained dentures
root canals
extractions
in-house laboratory for same
day repairs
May 2019 PRINTED BY DOLPHIN PRINTING & DESIGN, INC. 386 437-4616 Page 12 of 12
Knights of Columbus Notre Dame Council 10514
P. O. Box 2084
Flagler Beach, FL 32136-2084 E-mail [email protected]
May 2019
