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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS All Saints Council #14475 530 Highway 274 Lake Wylie, SC 29710

Inside this issue: Council Officers Program Directors K of C gear

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Canonization Prayer

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Membership

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Picture Page

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From the DD

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Program information

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Christmas Party

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For the Good ...

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Monthly Highlights

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Chaplain’s Corner

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Points of Contact

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Amazon Associates

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Insurance News

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Pro-Life Weekend

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Veteran’s Day

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Election

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Oktoberfest Pictures

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Help wanted

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UPCOMING EVENTS and DATES All Saints Day

11/1

RFL meeting

11/5

Council meeting

11/9

Veteran’s Day

11/11

3rd Degree exemplification - Columbia 11/12 Food for Families

11/19-20

Assembly meeting

11/21

Thanksgiving

11/24

Soup Kitchen

11/26

Angel Tree

11/26-27

Council 14475 Newsletter

November 2016

Grand Knight’s Report

“IMAGE + ATTITUDE + PROGRAMS = NEW MEMBERS”

Welcome to November - - - the start of the 2016 holiday season! It’s hard to believe Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years are upon us.

Double Star numbers in just 5 months!!! That will raise our council membership to about 215 members. Do you realize that is a 169% increase since 2011, when our membership was only about 80 Up front please note that our Novembrothers? The only reason for this is ber meeting date is changed to WEDNESDAY, 9 November. This was YOU!!! An active council is a successful council. YOU have been very active supnecessary not to conflict with Election porting our parish and community - - Day on 8 November. Our Officerand more good guys are flocking to join Director meeting has been cancelled so our council and be part of the action. it does not conflict with Mass on 2 NoKeep up the good work. Our parish and vember. community need YOU . . . and more Election Day is Tuesday, 8 November. like you. Many people have fought and died for our privilege to vote as citizens of this Looking ahead, please mark your calengreat country. This is a particularly di- dars for 2 Christmas events in early Devisive campaign year, and much is at cember: stake regarding the future of our coun Light Up For Christ. Our annual try. Please take time to weigh the isKofC Light Up For Christ program sues . . . and then weigh in with your will be conducted on Tuesday, 6 Devote. A few weeks ago I sent out emails cember, starting at 7 PM. This with 2 video links for your review and consideration as we all make our voting year’s guest speaker will be our very decisions. I provide the links here again own Brother Michael Young. in case you didn’t get those emails or may have lost them: https://  KofC & Men’s Club Christmas Parwww.youtube.com/watch? ty. This year our Christmas party v=881aDDE5qFY and https://t.co/ will be held on Monday, 12 DecemsDu0wxBFB5 Let us all pray for wisber. This is a change from prior dom, healing, and civility within our years when the party was held on a nation during and after the elections. Sunday; this is necessary because At our next meeting (Did I tell you it the Villa Roma’s operating hours was on WEDNESDAY, 9 November?) we have since changed to be open on will conduct a 1st or Admissions Degree Sundays. Brother Knight Dennis to bring in 6-8 new brothers into our order and council. That will bring us to Continued on page 3 20-22 new members this year - - - almost

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2016—2017 Council Officers Grand Knight

Rick Engel

980 – 219 – 8949

Deputy Grand Knight

Tom Shaffer

803 – 280 – 7366

Chancellor

Frank Bender

704 – 825 – 8307

Recorder

John Long

803– 746 – 5881

Financial Secretary

Dan Sippel

803 – 524 – 2367

Treasurer

Randy Ewald

612 – 272 – 6202

Advocate

Joe DePalma

803 – 831 – 8544

Warden

Connor Leahy

803 – 746 – 5545

Inside Guard

Billy Hagner

803 – 329 – 5096

Outside Guard

Connor Leahy, Jr.

704 – 999 – 0133

Trustee 1st Year

Terry Rapp

803 – 831 – 2649

Trustee 2nd Year

Len Turi

803 – 831 – 0797

Fred Kellisch

803 – 627 – 0033

Chaplain

Deacon John Hall

803 – 628 – 8956

Lecturer

Br. John Kummer

Trustee

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Program Directors for 2016 - 2017             

Program Director - Tom Shaffer Church Director - Jeff Buchko Community Director - Don Embleton Pro Life Director - Connor Leahy, Sr. Health Service - Dr. Chris Polen Council Director - Clyde Sargent Public Relations - Dave DeFay Family Director - Al Brzoska Youth Director - Chris Brown Scholarship Director - Tom Mixer Membership Director - Frank Bender Retention Chairman - Frank Bender Historian - Fred Kellisch

(Volunteer program points of contact can be found on the web site)

K of C gear

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We have a new vendor for our Knights gear. To order council apparel call

Melissa Tomko of Needle Dezigns on 412-951-2905 or email her at [email protected] to place your order (see flyer on page 11). Please note that there is a $5 S&H fee for individual shirt orders. This fee may be waived if there are 5 or more shirts ordered during the month. The logo is included in price of the shirt. Cash or check only, no charges.

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Grand Knight’s Report (continued) Continued from page 1

you have safe travels and that you experience a day of joy and blessings Cheers and May God Bless You and Fascella is planning another with your families and friends. Yours! great menu and entertainment P.S. Our November meeting date for us on Monday, when we will Rick Engel, Grand Knight reserve the entire restaurant for is changed to WEDNESDAY, 9 November. our party.

As we close the month with Thanksgiving Day, on Thursday, 24 November, Nicky and I pray that each of

Membership Notice of a 2nd (Formation) and 3rd (Knighthood) Degree Exemplification Worthy Brother Knights: You have an opportunity to attain full knighthood within the Knights of Columbus. We will provide transportation to the degree ceremonies. On Saturday, November 19th, 2016 District # 2 will host a Second and Third Degree Exemplification at the Saint John Neumann School Gym, 721 Polo Rd. Columbia SC. Coat and Tie or a Dress Military Uniform is the mandatory attire for all candidates and observers attending the degrees. As always, all mem-

bers and candidates must have a current and signed membership card for entry into the degree. A meal will be served in between the degrees – free to candidates.

like a count as soon as possible so please let Grand Knight Rick Engel, Membership Director Frank Bender, or any membership committee member, or me know that you are interested. Details The 2nd degree registration is will be provided when we at 9:15am and the 3rd degree know you will attend. will start at 12:30pm. Given past experiences we should be Thank you and Gods Blessreturning to All Saints no lat- ings! er than 4:00pm – if not earlier. SK Bob Altenburg, PGK Please consider and pray over All Saints Council #14475 this tremendous opportunity Membership Committee to advance within our council. Both degrees are wonderful experiences and I can attest you will walk away feeling fulfilled and a greater Catholic gentleman having taken part. The hosting council would

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Picture Page New First Degree Knights

L to R: Wayne Toney, Gabriel Toney, Dan Burke, Matt McGrade, Andrew Romberger, Chad Beaulieu and GK Rick Engel

Awards

Dave DeFay receives Knight of the Month award for September.

Charlie Morris receives his Honorary Life Membership award for 25 years of membership and 70 years of age.

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From the District Deputy The vision and mission of Habitat for Humanity “is a world where everyone has a decent place to live.” The Knights of Columbus are “men of faith and men of action.” Combine these missions and visions and the result is our charitable activity to support Habitat for Humanity that encompasses an almost infinite variety of local, national and international projects.

in the city of Bacau, building permits were not approved to authorize building the 40 homes. This resulted in a major change in plans.

Instead of 1,200 volunteers, there were approximately 125 volunteers representing the United States, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and Canada. We were relegated to building 420 trestles of which 380 were actually completed On September 30 through October (Photos #1 - 5). 10, 2016, I had an opportunity to Time was set aside to meet with a participate in an amazing experi- future qualified home owner. This ence in Bacau, Romania. It was visit validated the whole purpose of called BIG BUILD 2016 and was the trip. The family of six the largest accelerated construction (grandparents, mother, father and and volunteering event ever done in two children) were living together in Europe. The goal was to build “40 a 350 square foot two room aparthouses in only 5 days.” The plan ment. They are looking forward to was to have 1,200 volunteers from the day when they will move into around the globe join together to their new Habitat home. While help families who have struggled for their new house will only be 900 year to have a decent home. square feet, it will consist of two

at one end of this space. For this house, they will pay $22,000.00 (Photo #6). The trip, however, was not all work and no play. Other memories of the trip include a tour of Bacau and Bucharest. Sightseeing trips to the Bristrita Monastery, Palace of Parliament which is the second largest building in the world (the Pentagon is #1), Peles Castle, Sinaia which is a very opulent place and the Castle of Bran in Transylvania where the Dracula legend is alive and kicking (Photos #7 – 9). There are many Knights in the District that have been long standing supporter of Habitat for Humanity in York County. It would be amazing if we could all go on a Global Village trip together in the very near future. I will keep you posted. Think about it!

Unfortunately, due to a recent local bedrooms, bathroom and large com- Vivat Jesus! election and a change of Mayoralty mon area that will include a kitchen

Above: 40 Houses in only 5 days! Below: Finished homes

Above: Trestles template Below: Muzeul National Peles Castle

Above: Staging area for complet4ed trestles Below: Castel Bran – Legend of Dracula

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Community Interest

The District Master requested that Assembly 3149 consider splitting into Dorothy Day Soup kitchen two Assemblies with All Saints having We are signing up volunteers for one of its own. A meeting on October future months. If you would like to 12 at the All Saints Parish Center was serve please contact Ryan Work, held for Sir Knights regarding this [email protected]. request. The District Master, PSD Tom Monahon was in attendance. All Food for Families Saints Patriotic Degree Knights were Food for Families will be held on the contacted individually to determine if following weekends in 2016: interest in a Lake Wylie area Assembly exists. Based upon these contacts, Nov. 19 & 20 we are moving to the creation of a new Dec. 10 & 11 Assembly. Fourth degree knights are Jan. 15 & 16 now requested to fill out a Form 4 in order to transfer to the new Assembly. Please bring your non perishable An organizational meeting for the new food items to the Mass that you atAssembly will occur after the Countend on that weekend and put your sel’s business meeting on November 9. items in the bins at the front

door. These items are delivered to the Clover Area Assistance Center which is in dire need for food donations. Bread run schedule: Nov 2 - Bob R., Nov 9 - Hank, Nov 16 - Billy, Nov 23 - Mike, Nov 30 - Tim, Dec 7 - Bob G., Dec 14 - Paul, Dec 21 - Bob R., Dec 28 - Hank

Family

Rock Hill Walk to End Alzheimer’s

Plans are being made for building a handicap ramp for a needy parishioner. Stay tuned for more details as they become available.

Council News Next blood drive with the Red Cross, Friday December 2.

4th Degree News The Father Michael J. McGivney Assembly finished Operation Gratitude by packing and shipping the items collected. Operation Gratitude supports deployed US troops. SK Terry Rapp led the effort for All Saints.

Please continue to pray to try to end abortion and to preserve our Respect for Life.

The next business meeting on November 21 will occur at 7 pm.

Saturday morning, October 1st was the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Rock Hill. Several people walked with me and we raised $850 to fight Alzheimer’s disease. Thanks to all of you If you have a pick-up truck, van, SUV or a large trunk and would like who walked and donated to this worto help deliver bread to God’s Kitch- thy cause. Altogether the Rock Hill Walk raised over $142,000. If you en, contact Billy Hagner, would like to make a donation go to [email protected] www.alz.org.

Save the date! Our annual Christmas party at Villa Roma is scheduled for Monday, December 12th. See the flyer on p. 7.

first Saturday of every month at 4:00 pm at the Church. All are encouraged to attend to share thought and ideas for this very important cause. The Coats for Kids Coats orders have been placed. One order has been delivered and two additional orders are in transit. The coat delivery will begin around November 1, 2016. Anyone that knows of any needs for coats should contact us and we will give coats to them. Angel Tree planning will be discussed in our November meeting.

Youth Chris Brown is working on the essay and poster contests. Thomas Caldwell is coordination the free throw contest. If you would like to help in either of these contact Chris at [email protected] or Thomas at [email protected]

Newsletter Contest We had no winners for October as Lou Foery and Nick Lintner failed to find their member number in the October edition of The Round Table. Once again 2 member numbers have been cleverly hidden in the newsletter. If one is yours please contact me, Fred Kellisch, The November meeting for the Re- [email protected] or GK spect for Life Committee will be held Rick Engel at on Saturday, November 5, 2016 at [email protected] before 4:00 pm at All Saints Church. All the October council meeting. future meetings will be held on the

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For the Good of the Order I like all the seasons of the year. However, fall seems to be the one I feel the closest to. This year has been especially nice since the trees have actually changed colors. In the past couple of years, the leaves turned brown and just fell off to the ground. But this year there is color again. The leaves are going out in a blaze of glory. It is wonderful! When I lived in Houston, Texas, there was no real change of seasons as far as the leaves go. So it is nice to be on the East Coast again.

those times in our lives where the leaves just fall off such as illness, personal problems, and so on. But overall aging can be a wonderful thing. To have lived 68 years, is a surprise to me. Have very happy surprise. I realize that with my age comes aches and pains and problems. But life is a gift and it is a one-time experience in this world. How we live our life as we grow older can either be an example for others or a nightmare for ourselves.

fully. There is a saying on my desk that says the secret to life is to live it. As St. Paul says God did not give us live to live fearfully but to live fully. So continue to be an example for others and for each other of how we live in God's love.

It has always surprised me that people do not like to tell their age. It is as if they are embarrassed by living so long. Yet aging can be like the changing of the leaves. It can be a natural and beautiful thing. Yes there are

This month of November, we remember all who have died and gone before. The church God's peace and love, victorious or the church in waiting. St. Philip Brother John Neri said we should each live each day as if it were our last day. In other words, live life

A blessed All Saints Day. A blessed All Souls Day. Enjoy the beautiful leaves while they are here. Enjoy your loved ones while they are here. Enjoy your life while you are here. This is but the first step to glory.

November Highlights Birthdays Emil Scuorzo John Clarke Charlie Carlson Al Hansen Patrick Porazzo Thomas Garrone Jeff Buchko Dave DeFay Mike Mason Guillermo Loaiza Deac. Diego Perez Boots Malin Kurt Antonangeli Frank Keefe Rick Engel Roy Allen Robert Maiese

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Our priests, deacons and religious Seminarians, especially our own Michael Young Our youth in Faith formation Mike Mason, terminal cancer, Pray Venerable Fr. Michael J. McGivney prayer asking for a miracle The Hamilton, Foery, and Keefe Families on death of Dan Hamilton Tom Shaffer’s granddaughter, Gen-

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evieve, 1 year old, is improving after 2nd operation Randy Ewald’s mother-in-law, in rehab from hip surgery John Clarke, in Arkansas, improving from unknown blood disorder Terry Rapp’s daughter-in-law with breast cancer Rick Sinnes’ grandson, Cole Joan Malin, back surgery, scheduled for 10/25 Sarge, during cancer treatment Lori Sumerel, doing well with ongoing treatments for eye melanoma Frank Bender’s daughter, friend Susan Weikel and wife’s cousin JoAnne Inman Jack Slovic’s brother-in-law recovering from brain surgery Len Turi, recurring heart issues Randy Ewald’s brother Rick Jeannette Altenburg, Bob’s wife and her sister Patty with early onset Alzheimer's Thomas and Betty Horton Rick Engel’s friend Doug Albertson family John Quigg Jerry Epping’s niece's husband Servicemen and women, especially

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those serving in harm’s way Military Veterans, especially those suffering from physical or emotional distress Our first Responders 9/11 Victims and their families For our Nation during this election year Charles Gippes family

Awards Charlie Morris - Honorary Life membership Dave Defay - Knight of the Month New Members: Wayne Toney Gabriel Toney Andrew Romberger Daniel Burke Matt McGrade Chad Beaulieu Transfers: Jeremy Noel Deacon Andrew Fatovic Father Agustin Guzman Chip Troxclair

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The Chaplain’s Corner What is Advent?

A collection of homilies from Pope St. Gregory the Great (whose papacy The word 'Advent' is from the Latin was from 590-604) included a sermon 'Adventus,' which means 'coming.' for the second Sunday of Advent, and Advent is the beginning of a new liby 650 Spain was celebrating the turgical year (in the Western church- Sundays (five at the time) of Advent. es), and encompasses the span of So it seems the liturgical season was time from the fourth Sunday before established around the latter part of Christmas, until the Nativity of Our the 6thcentury and first half of the Lord is celebrated. The first Sunday 7th century. For the next couple of of Advent is the Sunday nearest the centuries, Advent was celebrated for feast of St. Andrew the Apostle, five Sundays; Pope Gregory VII, who which is November 30th, and so it will was pope from 1073-85, reduced the always fall somewhere between Nonumber to four Sundays. vember 27th at the earliest and December 3rd at the latest (Sunday, November 7th this year). Like Lent, Advent Today Advent is a preparatory season. It The themes and traditions of the Adhas significance because it is a seavent season have evolved throughout son of looking forward and waiting the history of the liturgical season. for something greater; both for the As mentioned, the early Advent seaannual celebration of the event of Christ's birth, and for the time when son was mainly penitential, close to the theme of the Lenten season. ToChrist will come again. day a penitential theme still exists, but it is not as intense as in Origin and History of 7th century. Also, it is blended with Advent the theme of prayerful, spiritual preparation for the second and final The exact time when the season of coming of the Lord, as well as the Advent came to be celebrated is not joyful preparation for the annual fesprecisely known. Of course, it was tive remembrance of the Incarnation not in practice before the celebration and Christ's birth. of the Nativity; the earliest evidence shows that the feast of the NaIn recent decades, a trend of wearing tivity of Our Lord was established blue vestments rather than purple within the later part of the during Advent has emerged. Howev4th century. There are homilies from er, purple is the appropriate vestth the 5 century that discuss preparament color, as noted in paragraph tion in a general sense, but do not 346 of the General Instruction of the indicate an official liturgical season. Roman Missal (G.I.R.M.), in the secA Synod held in 590 established that tion which discusses the prescribed Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays colors for liturgical vestments: from November 11th until the Nativity would be offered according to the  Violet or purple is used in Advent Lenten rite. This and other tradiand Lent. It may also be worn in Oftions, such as fasting, show that the fices and Masses for the Dead. period of time now established as the Advent season was more penitential Rose may be used, where it is the practice, on Gaudete Sunday (Third (similar to Lent) than the liturgical Sunday of Advent) and on Laetare season as we know it today. Sunday (Fourth Sunday of Lent).

Advent Traditions Advent celebration and traditions can vary from place to place, influenced by culture. However, some traditions have come to be common throughout the Catholic Church. The Advent wreath is likely the most popular tradition, and wreaths are typically present in both the parish church and in the home. It is a more recent tradition, with the modern Advent wreath emerging in Germany and spreading throughout Europe and beyond in the 1930's. It is often circular, representing God's eternity, and it includes 4 candles - one for each Sunday of Advent. Many families have a wreath in the home, and will light the candles each Sunday and say Advent prayers together. The Jesse Tree is also a popular Advent tradition. A Jesse Tree, named for the father of David, is a tree that is decorated gradually throughout Advent with symbols or pictures of biblical persons associated with the gradual coming of the Messiah, Christ. This includes, among others, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Joseph and Mary. The Jesse Tree tradition provides a wonderful teaching opportunity; it is a perfect way to teach and remind children about the preparatory nature of Advent. Advent calendars are another popular tradition, although they most often follow the calendar month of December, not the four Sundays which can begin in November. While many popular Advent calendars use purely secular images, A Blessed and joyous Christmas to each of you and your families! Deacon John Hall

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Who is in Charge of that Program? Do you want to get involved in a specific program but do not know who to call? Well here is the list!! Volunteer Program

POC Name

POC Phone

POC Email

"Handyman" Family Support

Al Brzoska

980-939-3333

[email protected]

Angel Giving Tree Program

Connor Leahy

704-777-3281

[email protected]

Baby Bottles for Life Program

Connor Leahy

704-777-3281

[email protected]

Blood Drives

"Sarge" Sargent

757-705-6300

[email protected]

Coats For Kids Program

Connor Leahy

704-777-3281

[email protected]

College Scholarship Program

Tom Mixer

803-831-0817

[email protected]

Columbus HOPE Foundation

Don Embleton

704-609-6936

[email protected]

Dorothy Day Soup Kitchen

Ryan Work

740-963-0320

[email protected]

Evangelization Programs

Joe DePalma

803-322-4677

[email protected]

Family Social Gatherings

Al Brzoska

980-939-3333

[email protected]

Food For Families Drive

Billy Hagner

803-984-5067

[email protected]

God's Kitchen Bread Deliveries

Billy Hagner

803-984-5067

[email protected]

Halloween Trunk-Treat Party

Kris Kerkman

803-610-9956

[email protected]

Chris Rhodes

704-807-0345

[email protected]

Light Up For Christ Program

Rick Engel

803-322-4677

[email protected]

Medicare Open Season Counselling

Hank DeGiulio

913-669-8496

[email protected]

Member Recruiting & Retention

Frank Bender

215-284-2437

[email protected]

Parish Family Festival

John Redmond

704-605-1700

[email protected]

Parish Sunday Fellowship

Nick Baker

704-458-1274

[email protected]

Parish Oktoberfest Party

Randy Vickery

217-306-1231

[email protected]

Rosary Programs

Rick Engel

803-322-4677

[email protected]

Special Olympics Games Support

Don Embleton

704-609-6936

[email protected]

Ultrasound Initiative

Connor Leahy

704-777-3281

[email protected]

Youth Essay Contest

Chris Brown

704-641-3163

Youth Free Throw Contest

Tom Caldwell

773-677-3435

[email protected] [email protected]

Youth Poster Contest

Chris Brown

704-641-3163

[email protected]

Halloween Trunk-Treat Party

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Insurance News years without a premium increase on current policyholders. Members who wisely purThere are many financial con- chased an LTC plan from the sultants and retirement auKnights in 2000 are still paythorities who emphasize the ing the same premiums today. need for a long-term care Even better, our LTC coverage (LTC) product for estate is backed by the full strength preservation and family proof the Order, which remains tection. While many commer- rooted in our strong Catholic cial life insurance companies values. Talk about stability have gotten out of the longwhen it counts. term care business, the If we have not spoken about Knights of Columbus considyour need for LTC coverage in ers LTC a very important piece of the family protection your family portfolio, please take some time out of your puzzle. The Order has been actively offering our members schedule to meet with me. this product for nearly 15 LTC Is an Important Piece of the Puzzle

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purchase. We will be trialing this plan to see if it will yield additional income to our council.

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Veteran’s Day - Friday, November 11, 2016

Veterans Day is an official United States federal holiday that is observed annually on November 11, honoring people who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, also known as veterans. It coincides with other holidays including Armistice Day and Remembrance Day, which are celebrated in other parts of the world and also mark the anniversary of the end of World War I (major hostilities of World War I were formally ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, when the Armistice with Germany went into effect). The United States also originally observed Armistice Day which then evolved into the current Veterans Day holiday in 1954. Veterans Day is not to be confused with Memorial Day; Veterans Day celebrates the service of all U.S. military veterans, while Memorial Day is a day of remembering the men and women who gave their lives and those who perished while in service.

Election Day - Tuesday, November 8, 2016 A very powerful and direct homily regarding our choices, as Catholics, this coming election day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=881aDDE5qFY A message from Archbishop Kurtz: https://t.co/sDu0wxBFB5

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Oktoberfest Pictures

All Saints Council #14475 530 Highway 274 Lake Wylie, SC 29710 CHARITY * UNITY * FRATERNITY * PATRIOTISM

Visit us at: www.allsaintskofc14475.org Changes, suggestions or comments contact Fred Kellisch at: [email protected]

NEXT COUNCIL MEETING: November 9, dinner 6:00, 1st degree at 6:30, business meeting 7:00 .

Help Wanted The “Help Wanted” will appear monthly for all committees, directorates and groups looking for help in their activities. Please respond to the call for help. I am sure you will find the pay very rewarding!!

to support a pro-life culture and do- Soup Kitchen nate your time and talent to life savHelp needed for November 26 and ing and quality of life improvements. future soup kitchens. CONTACT: Connor Leahy, Sr. [email protected]

CONTACT: Ryan Work [email protected].

Council

Community

Volunteers needed to provide dinner Youth for council meeting in January, Feb- Essay and poster contest coming up ruary or March. soon. Volunteers needed to assist in this effort. CONTACT: Clyde ‘Sarge’ Sargent [email protected] CONTACT: Chris Brown

We are looking for one more volunteer to monitor access to the church for election day, November 8th for the 3:00 - 5:00 shift.

[email protected]

Respect for Life The Respect For Life Ministry is requesting volunteers to help accomplish our mission. Basically, the work that we do is being done by a few for the many. Please find a way

Basketball free throw contest coming soon. Help needed with the event. CONTACT: Tom Caldwell [email protected]

CONTACT: Billy Hagner [email protected]

GET INVOLVED!! Respond to one of these opportunities.