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Knights of Columbus
Holy Family Council 4386
“Compass Points”
Serving our Church and Community Since 1957
2401 Columbus Drive Windsor Ontario 519-969-8421
A message from our Chaplain
[email protected]
Sept. Oct. Nov. 2014
this is because our culture is good at providing fleeting experiences of pleasure, but is not very able to help people to
be really happy. Nevertheless, Pope Francis says that he
has seen many people, even in the midst of challenging life
situations, keep a simple faith alive and allow God to reveal
himself. Remember, our Faith leads to an encounter with
the person of Jesus, and that can happen in any circumstance.
Only the encounter with Christ leads us away from selfishness and toward self-giving. Only when we imitate
Christ and empty ourselves can we know true happiness.
And if we have experienced this ourselves, how can we
help but tell others about it?
Everyone who has experienced Christ in this personal
way reaches out to tell others about it and leads them to
Christ as well. In this way the good around us grows ever
larger.
The fraternity of the Knights gives us many opportunities to share God’s love. Through prayer, fellowship and
service we help others know the love of God. May the
Holy Spirit help you to persevere in your dedication to your
church and your family.
Dear Brother Knights,
Pope Francis’ new encyclical is
called the Gospel of Joy. In it he tries
to rekindle the hope of Faith. What is
your experience of “giving your heart
to Christ?” In your prayer time or in
the service and time you give to your
spouse and family you are giving your
heart. How do you hone and refine the
art of dying to yourself through self-giving love in your
life? To whom are you called to show this love and how do
you do that concretely? How does the practice of selfemptying lead to happiness for you?
Pope Francis tells us that those who have a true encounter with Christ find their lives filled with happiness. This is
a deep happiness that brings inner emptiness to an end because these Christians are set free from selfishness. They
are saved. I want to encourage everyone who experiences
this to spread the word, beginning a new chapter in the history of the Church.
In today’s world, we are subject to a blizzard of temptations that lead us away from this authentic happiness.
Whenever we become selfish, seeking pleasure and profit
only for ourselves, we can no longer hear God’s voice.
Many baptized Christians are led away from faith by this.
They become resentful, angry and listless. God does not
want this for us.
If you take the rite of giving yourself, heart and soul to
Christ, he will respond each and every time. He never disappoints. His arms are open. Don’t every stop returning to
Christ with your whole heart. Now is the time.
Not everything we need and want will ever be provided
to us. We should not think that happiness will happen only
when everything is in place and correct in our lives. In part,
Peace!
Fr. Gerard
THE GREATNESS OF A MAN
IS NOT ALWAYS DEFINED
BY WHAT HE HAS DONE
BUT BY WHAT HE HAS
THE POTENTIAL TO DO
When a Knight acts selflessly,
He acts on behalf of the world.
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vibrant. Please encourage the men in your life to become a
Knight.
From the Desk of the Grand Knight
Greetings Brother Knights and their families, suddenly the fall is upon us. Hopefully everyone had an enjoyable summer
but where did it go. We have a few events
coming up in the near future that I hope to
see you at.
After years of being membership chairperson, Larry Breault
is stepping down which means we will need someone to
take over this roll. The member will be needed to interview
new prospective Knights and to attend the degrees. If you
would like to take over this position, please contact me. Remember, it is easier to run the council if we all pitch in and
help.
September 12th and 13th brings us the 3rd annual Hoe Down
in the back yard. There will be different country bands and
singers to entertain us. There is only a $5.00 cover charge
with drinks and great food available for purchase. Why not
bring along some friends and have a fantastic weekend.
Our volunteer teams will continue to serve breakfast and
snack lunches at St. James School each week. Thanks to
chairman Jim Fazekas for organizing this event. If you can
spare a couple of hours a week, call Jim for more information – 519 250 8038. Help is always welcomed.
Tuesday September 16th is our general meeting night with
a jewelry sale and display for the ladies. Come out earlier
and have dinner, stay for the 7:00 meeting while your wife
enjoys the jewelry.
The Friday night mixed dart league is looking for players.
If you are interested call myself or Brother John Bennet
(519-969-3243). All are welcome.
Saturday September 20th is set for our annual “New Coats
for Kids” pasta dinner. Tickets are $10 per adult and $5.00
for children under 12 years of age. Tickets are on sale at
Corpus Christi Church after all masses on Sept 6 & 7 and 13
& 14th and also at the bar. Please support this worthy cause
which provides winter coats to the children in need in Windsor and Essex County.
I hope to see many of you at a council function, for dinner
or at a meeting
Vivat Jesus,
Grand Knight
Gary Norman (519-966-6296)
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On Sunday November 2 we will be hosting our deceased
members mass along with the Catholic Women’s League at
the 10:00 am mass with breakfast to follow in the church
hall.
District Deputy #10 Report
September, 2014
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On June 21 we held our first Slider fest BBQ at the club
and although participation from members was not great, we
were able to raise $500 that was donated to the Alzheimer’s
Association of Windsor. Please support the events we are
holding as this means we are able to donate more to our
charities.
Dear Brother Knights,
Happy Labour Day to our Members and their families and friends.
Welcome back from our Summer Break (or SemiBreak). This is my first Newsletter Report to you during our
new Fraternal Year, and I look forward to seeing all of you
soon at your September Council General Meeting.
We received a rebate of $1000 from the Ontario Charities
Foundation for our participation in selling raffle tickets this
year. Again, thank you to Glenn Holland for chairing this
committee.
The July 4,5,6-2014 DD Meeting in Toronto went
well, and we had a chance to bring to our Councils a lot of
good info during our subsequent July 26-2014 DD-GK TriDist (#10,#39 and #76) Meeting.
Brothers, our membership is not getting any younger. Our
average age is 64.3 years. If we take out the members who
joined 10 years ago or less the age goes to 72.2. We need
your sons, grandsons, nephews to join to keep the council
As a Reminder, please ensure that your Council has
filed Form #185 (newly elected Executives, Due July 12014), Form #365 (Service Personnel-Due Aug 1-2014) and
Form #1295 (Semi-Annual Audit, Due Aug 15-2014).
As to Youth Programs, you should already have
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ance, basketball free throw, London West association dues,
stamps, bills, envelopes, degrees, badges, Financial Secretary fees, jewels, bar tabs and ect. Not paying does not get
you off our roster. Only a signed & dated letter of resignation that I send to Supreme will stop per capita being
charged to us. As always if you have a problem paying,
please give me a call at 519-948-2196 and we will work
something out. A great big thanks to all that are paid up.
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ordered and received your Soccer Challenge Competition
Kit (SC-KIT), and ensure that your Council Level Soccer
Competition occurs before Oct 1-2014, since District Level
Competition will occur during October 2014 and Regional
Level Competition will occur shortly after District Level
Competition as well. Also, if you have not already done so,
please order your Essay Contest Kit (EA-Kit) and Substance Abuse Poster Contest Kit (SAA-Kit) in order to have
those on track as well.
Vivat Jesus
I am writing this Report a few days before the Installation of all District #10 Executive Officers scheduled
for Aug 28-2014 at Fr Lionel Belanger Council #11090
(Thank You in advance to Council #11090), and I am certain that this will be a nice event.
Wayne Talford F.S. PGK FDD
Insurance Matters
Teach your children well
Raising children is probably the hardest job you’ll ever take. It
District #10-District #76 1st and 2nd Degree will occur
on Sun October 19, 2014 and on Sun Dec 14-2014 at Fr
Victor Cote Council #9671 with Candidates 1 pm, Doors
Locked at 1:30 pm and Degrees Starting at 1:45 pm., and
then, on Sun Feb 15-2015 and Sun May 17-2015 at Our
Lady of Atonement Council #8919 with Candidates 12:45
pm, Doors locked at 1:15 pm and Degrees Starting at 1:30
pm. As a reminder, please ensure that your Council sends
its 2 cheques to cover the Cost of all 4 of these Degrees,
one to Council #9671 and the other to Council #8919, each
for $25, with a Notation on the cheque of “For 1st and 2nd
Degrees during 2014-2015 Fraternal Year”.
requires you to wear more hats than you ever thought possible. Cook, chauffeur, nurse, counselor and many more…
and that’s often in one morning. One of the most important
roles you accept as a parent is that of a teacher. Before they
even get to school, you’ll teach your children so much, and
before they get out into the world, you’ll instill values that
they will carry with them.
Sometimes the values you want to impart (respect, compassion, accountability, financial responsibility, etc.) often
run counter to what our instant-gratification driven society
values. So, we strive to teach by example.
This is one good reason to carry enough life insurance to
protect your family. This one simple act can show what you
value. You’ll show them that you love them and are concerned about their welfare. You’ll show that you take your
responsibility to provide for your family seriously, and that
you want to make sure they’re provided for even if you’re
not around. You’ll show them that investing money in your
life insurance protection is more important than the new set
of golf clubs you might want, the newest and best home
theater system you’ve had your eye on, or whatever else
you might be sacrificing to pay the premiums.
As always, kindly remember to automatically CC
Your DD as to all Forms submitted by your Council to ON
State or to Supreme.
Vivat Jesus,
John P. Semaan, District Deputy # 10
(519) 977-8764.
Financial Secretary's Report
Dear brothers:
It will teach them about priorities. Sure, it may not sink
in at the time, especially if any of the sacrifices made prevent them from filling what they see as their immediate
“needs” (really things they want, not need, like the newest
DVD, video game or article of clothing). In the long run,
they will learn from what you do and what you don’t do.
Only you can choose the lessons you will teach.
I hope you enjoyed our cool summer.
Now is the time to pull up our socks and
come out to support OUR club functions. No
turnout = No club.
Some brothers may wonder why we collect yearly dues. We are billed per capita by State (ON) and
Supreme which totals $20.00 per member. This pays for the
Columbia magazine, Nightline publication, Culture of live
program, State and Supreme expenses. If you are on our
roster, WE STILL HAVE TO PAY FOR YOU, even if you
do not pay us. The rest of your dues goes for paying insur-
Let’s meet to review your existing coverage. My needs
analysis, provided free, will help teach you where your coverage may be lacking. We can plan today to secure your
family’s future and set in motion lessons that will last a lifetime.
I’m at 519-257-5513 or [email protected].
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As you can see from the above statement we did fairly well with our recruitment
Program in the last fraternal year. We do however need to focus on retaining our
brother knights. If you know of a brother knight who has not attended a meeting
or taken part in one of our many programs in some time, just ask him to come to
a meeting with you, maybe that’s all he needs.
The man who stand with us never stands alone
Let’s get busy,
1st and 2nd Degrees dates are fast approaching!
Call GK Gary 519-966-6296 for application forms
And get them to us ASAP
The next 1st and 2nd degrees will be held Oct. 19th 2014
2014/15 Bursary Award
This years $500.00 bursary winner was Shawn Jones
Shawn is a graduate of Riverside Secondary School he will be
attending Canadore College
Field of Study - Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
Seen here receiving congratulations and a certificate from
Grand Knight Gary and his father Brother Sean
Congratulations Shawn and best wishes from all of us at
Holy Family Council 4386
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Brother Denis Chabot and Brother Bruce Gillis are presented with special 1st Degree certificates in honour of Pope St. John XXIII and
Pope St. John Paul II. These two brothers completed their 1st and 2nd degrees on May 25th 2014.
LtoR membership chairman PGK Larry Breault , brother Denis Chabot, brother Bruce Gillis, Chaplain Fr. Gerard Bedard, GK Gary Norman and DGK Don Pastorius.
Local agencies & Special Olympics benefit from annual Tootsie Roll Campaign
GK Gary presenting $500.00 cheque to Lis Sorensen Anobile
from Caboto Special Olympics
Brother Luke Norman, GK Gary Norman, and Brother Steve Norman
presenting a cheque for $1,500 to Joe and Tina Ferrara from Italian
Canadian Handicapable Association .
Presented to Frank Miller
Right; Grand Knight Gary presented
a cheque to the Executive Director
Liz Esposito and four clients of Harmony in Action in the amount
$10,5000.00
Cheque in the amount
from Tootsie Roll proceeds.
No Photo available:
Scarlet Nobles & Ladies
Formerly ( Alhambra )
of $500.oo
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WANTED - EARLY MORNING RISERS
Looking to go back to school ONCE a MONTH?
Volunteer to help with
THE ST. JAMES SCHOOL BREAKFAST PROGRAM
FROM 7:00am to 8:30am
You don't have to be a cook, just someone who enjoys helping
other For further info or to volunteer
call Jim Fazekas at 519-250-8038
Thank you for volunteering to make breakfast during
the school year. We really appreciate what you do for
us.
God Bless all of you!
Love from all of us at St. James
Fuzzy Thoughts
those who survive us will understand how and why we have
enjoyed our life for so long. This is our contribution to society. Let's grow old well. The Holy Spirit we be with us
every step of the way, down our new road.
Fear knocked at the door
Faith opened it
No one was there
Vivat Jesus
Growing Old is Not for Sissies
This Fuzzy Thought goes out to those of us who woke
up one morning and realized that we were growing
old! (You know who you are..... How could this happen to
ME??)
All of a sudden, there were the signs of aging! Declining
health, diminishing sexual attractiveness, death of our
friends, and a gradual loss of our mind. Now we start contemplating our mortality, our death, and it is very scary. A
new road in our lives is fast approaching. Do we have the
courage to travel it? We had better be, for Growing Old is
Not For Sissies.
How do we go from sissy to being more than a mere survivor? Well, first we must clear from our minds, what society thinks an old person is. The old are thought of as infirm
of mind and body and who are without gainful employment
or power. Don't fall into the mindset that just because we
put in many years of work, that old age entitles us to leisure
time, senior discounts, old age pension - and nothing
else. We have to show the young that we can still contribute
to society, and in ways that only we, the aging, can.
So, here's what we have to do. We must get away from
being pre-occupied with self-centered complaints, irritability
and feeling sorry for ourselves. Don't be a burden on our
families through selfishness. Refuse to feel devalued as we
age, even if others are inclined to devalue us. Always convey the sense of happiness, even amid the losses that life
now contains for us.
Lead by example. Teach the next generation honesty,
respect, hard work, commitment, compassion, and empathy. Keep up our good humour and interest in others, so that
PRAYER FOR THE SICK
Father of goodness and love; hear our prayers for these sick
members of our council; George Belleperche, Mary Elias,
Ed Kreibich, Bill Mollard and for all who are in need.
Amid mental and physical suffering may they find consolation in your healing presence. Show your mercy as you
close wounds, cure illness, make broken bodies whole and
free downcast spirits. May these special people find lasting
health and deliverance, and so join us in thanking you for
all your gifts. We ask this in the name of Jesus Christ our
Lord Amen
Your Sacrifice will be
Forever remembered
Nov. 11th
Memorial Day
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Installation of officers Aug. 28th, LtoR front row;, Recorder Bro. Steve Norman, Trustee Bro. Phil Fitzsimmons, Guard
Mark Lambert, GK Gary Norman, Fin.Sec. Wayne Talford, Trustee Bro Matt Fekete. Back Row LtoR Lecturer PGK Larry
Breault, Trustee Bro Luke Norman ,Warden Bro. Larry Lamont, Guard Bro Shawn Jones and Treasurer Bro Kirk Bowyer
Absent - Chaplain Fr. Gerard Bedard, Chancellor Bro Shawn Searcy, Advocate Bro Mike Delmore and Guard Bro. Steven
Memorial Mass and Breakfast
Corpus Christi Church
On Sunday November 2nd, we will be hosting our deceased members Mass along with the Catholic Women’s League and Council
1453 at the 10:00 am Mass. Breakfast to follow in the church hall.
Please make every effort to attend and remember our brother
Knight and families who have lost a loved one over the year.
If you know of a widow of a member please invite her and the
family to attend with you.
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New Coats for Kids
Pasta Dinner
Saturday September 20th is set for our annual “New
Coats for Kids” pasta dinner. Tickets are $10 per
adult and $5.00 for children under 12 years of age.
Tickets are on sale at Corpus Christi Church after all
masses on Sept 6 & 7 and 13 & 14th and also at the
bar. Please support this worthy cause which provides winter coats to the children in need in Windsor
and Essex County.
July 7th, Members of Holy Family Council hosted a lunch, games
and entertainment for the men of The Village of Aspen Lake LTC
Sadly, our friend
Bruno passed away
Aug. 20th
Thank you to all our great volunteers for providing a terrific few hours of fun and laughter to some really great guys from Aspen Lake.
I can’t tell you how much joy you brought into their lives...as always they do want to come again.
The entertainment this year was really special ,made possible by a visit from Elvis and Sonny and Cher what a show.
DID YOU KNOW;
That most of the funds that enable us to support events such as the one above and the many requests from our community come from
the sale Nevada tickets, Tootsie Roll Sales and KofC Charities Raffles by members, Volunteers and friends who support council functions and patrons of Columbus Centre activities.
Over the past six months the Knights of Columbus, Holy Family Council 4386 has distributed $19,000.00 to various agencies and individuals in the Windsor and Essex County area.
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Sept 2 executive meeting 7pm
Sept 6 Stride and Ride - Aspen Lake LTC 11am to 2pm
Sept 13/14 Columbus Center Hoe Down
Sept 16 General meeting/Ladies Knight, Pasta Buffet 5pm
& Shopping @ 7pm.
“Just Jewellery and Thirty One Gifts”
Sept 20 New Coats for Kids Pasta Dinner-Columbus Centre
Oct 7 Executive Meeting 7pm
Oct 14 Thanksgiving
Oct 19 1st and Second Degree – Victor Cote Council
Oct 21 General membership meting 7pm
Nov. 2 Memorial Mass 10am Corpus Christi Church
Nov. 4 Executive meeting 7pm
Nov. 11 Remembrance Day
My wife and I walked past a swanky new restaurant last night.
"Did you smell that food?" she
asked. "Incredible!"
Being the nice guy I am, I thought, "What the
heck, I'll treat her!"
So we walked past it again...
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Columbus Centre News
Greetings from the Board
Again the months of June, July and August were pleasantly busy. The hall is being utilized much more as our Manager is
working very hard again to keep this place hopping. Her dedication is to be admired. Maybe some of that dedication could
rub off on some of our members. With more support from more members we could build a stronger Columbus Centre.
We had the honor of hosting the Ontario Summer Games for Volleyball in August. It was very rewarding to receive a lot
of praise and positive comments from the players, coaches and spectators. This event helped us tremendously and we thank
all who volunteered their time to help. It was definitely fun for everyone!
We have a great kitchen and a fabulous cook. Consider coming out for a pasta night on Wednesday or a Friday night dinner. Also, come in and try Draga’s delicious Pizza; she is a great competitor for taste.
Please make a big effort to support our third annual Hoedown on September 12 and 13. Delicious ribs and chicken are part
of the special menu items and there are selected country bands and singers booked for your enjoyment. Each year some
changes are made to improve this event and we are hoping for good weather and a good interactive crowd.
Just a point of interest…… Negative comments that spread around our facility will not help our Centre prosper. Please
talk to the Board if you need clarification of anything on your mind to avoid spreading false rumours.
Board election will take place after the General meeting on September 16, 2014. Previous to the election our yearly financial statement will be presented. Consider running. This is not a paid position; the rewards are “personal satisfaction for
community service.”
Our Horseshoe league is now coming to an end. It provides great fun and friendship during the summer months. Please
consider playing next year and if you do sign up, remember that this is a commitment. It is not fair to a team if players consistently do not attend so if you cannot make a commitment sign-up as a spare as they are always needed.
Respectfully submitted by the Building Corporation of the Columbus Centre
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NOTICE OF ELECTIONS
BOARD OF TRUSTEES COLUMBUS CENTRE OF SOUTH WINDSOR
Nominations and election to the Board of Trustees of Columbus Centre of South Windsor will be held
at the business meeting Tuesday September 16th, 2014 at 7:00 PM
To be elected you must be a paid up member in good standing of Council 4386
Three (3) to be elected. Duties include; attend board meetings, assist at all board functions, repair and
maintenance of facilities and grounds.
Some business experience and strong organization skills are an asset.
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Be a part of all we have to offer at the Knights of Columbus Council 4386
And Columbus Centre of South Windsor
“Where Good Food, Great Friends and Good Times Come Together”
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Ontario Summer Games
at Columbus Centre
Let the games begin!
“We had the honor of hosting the Ontario Summer Games for
Volleyball in August. It was very rewarding to receive a lot of
praise and positive comments from the players, coaches and spectators. This event helped us tremendously and we thank all who volunteered their time to help. It was definitely fun for everyone!”
A Great Team, A Great Success!
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Ladies Knight At Columbus Centre, 3rd Tuesday of each month Starting Sept. 16th
Buffet Pasta Dinner from 5 pm and Shopping!
While the fellas are at the 7 o’clock meeting, the ladies are invited to come into the lounge
and enjoy a bit of browsing or early Christmas shopping.
On Sept. 16th “Just Jewellery and Thirty One Gifts” will be in the lounge from 7PM
“Here’s a thought”
Why not have your Knight treat you to dinner first!
Pasta Dinner buffet for only $7.00 Per Person
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Tax included
Wrap up Summer with a good old fashion Country Hoedown!
Join us for great music, food and fun
Friday September 12th
Live Band on the Patio
Saturday September 13th
Live bands, fun and horseshoes too!
Plan to visit the
“Chuck Wagon” on
Saturday for delicious
ribs & chicken
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This little ticket
Supports local
Charities
For only .50 cents
You could win up to
$100.00
And
Help support
Our Council
Charities
Always Available at
Columbus
Centre
When you
Drop in
Columbus Centre
Friday Night Dinner Specials
September 2014
And this little donation box
Helps Save lives
“Look for the donation box when you
sign in to the daily draw.”
And Support Organ &
Tissue Donation
Roger Awad from Sports Fest
Windsor and
Manager Laurie Munn
Columbus Centre
Facility Rentals
Sept. 5th Meat Loaf $10.95 Split Pea Soup
Sept. 12th Hoedown BBQ
Chicken Pastini
Sept. 19th Beef Goulash $10.95 Cream of Mushroom
Sept. 26th Chicken Parmesan $12.95 Chicken Rice
Prices include Tax
Thank you for supporting the
Knights of Columbus &
Columbus Centre
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Dear Brother Knights and family members of Council 4386; If you, a family member or friends are
planning an event, we ask that you consider Columbus Centre and our great facilities.
The main hall accommodates up to 300 guests. We
welcome weddings, banquets, funeral luncheons and
seminars.
The facility is fully wheelchair accessible. For your
safety, lighted parking is provided.
Other amenities include picnic grounds and a patio
for family reunions, outdoor weddings and other occasions as well as lighted outdoor volleyball courts.
Please contact Laurie at (519) 969-8421, fax at (519)
969-4490, cell at (226) 345-9364 or by e-mail
at [email protected] for prices and availability.
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