January 2015 - Knights of Columbus Middlesex Council #857
Page 1 THE COUNCIL COMPASS THE COUNCIL COMPASS Volume 45 Issue 6 MIDDLESEX COUNCIL #857 January 2015 130 Main Street, Woodbridge, NJ 07095 732-634-9783 2014 – 2015 OFFICERS Grand Knight’s Message Chaplain Very Rev. Msgr. Charles Cicerale Dear Brothers: It’s hard to believe that I am halfway through my term as the Grand Knight of Middlesex Council #857. When I started back in July I had no idea what the coming year would bring but I asked for everyone’s help and support. I had no Idea at that time what that request would bring, but I knew OUR Knights stick together. I couldn’t have been more accurate with my prediction. The amount of help and cooperation I have been given by our members is truly humbling. Whenever something would come up that I needed help with all I had to do is ask. I was NEVER told no; perhaps “I’m tied up, but let me see what I can do” or “I can’t, but I’ll call so and so I think he could help”. I can’t tell you how much that means to me, as I have limited free time in my personal life. The officers that serve this council with me have also gone above and beyond! From our DGK Dan Langon who is also our Columbian Club Treasurer, down to our Inside and Outside Guards Ray Bober and Ed Kuchie who ran a Kids Halloween party and Thanksgiving pie sale each officer has done more than just hold a title. Some of them hold two or more offices, but still are able to do what the office requires. I also would like to recognize the different committee chairs that carry out all the programs that the KofC does. Every one of them plays a very special role in our council. Perhaps the greatest respect I have found is for the “Senior” members & past officers of the Council. They continually pitch in and help, never having the attitude “the other members can do it, I’ve been here longer” or “I held the office it’s his responsibility now”. They help with whatever is needed time and again. What took a little getting used to is to have a member who has been here 20 or more years calling me “worthy”. What I’ve come to understand is that it’s not about the person it’s about the office. In the last six months, we have had our share of good times and bad. We continue to hold events and social gatherings that seem to get bigger and bigger all the time. We are more than a council we are a family and like a family there are times we must grieve. Sadly we have lost some of our brother Knight’s during this Columbian Year. I would like us to keep them and their families in our thoughts and prayers in this New Year. Finally I would like to close, continuing my promise from my first Grand Knight’s message. I will continue to do the best I can for our council for the rest of my term. With your continued help, I hope when the time comes in July I’ll be able to look back and feel that I am turning the Council over to the next Grand Knight a little better then when I received it. Grand Knight Robert Paul GK E-mail [email protected] Deputy GK Danny Langon Jr. Chancellor Frank Goldblatt 917-586-4336 Financial Secretary Robert Banasiak, PGK 732-570-8588 Recorder Kevin Mal 732-740-2693 Treasurer Gerard Stamato, PGK 908-239-0514 Advocate John Hunt, PGK 732-636-7958 Warden Anthony Picerno 732-326-0824 Lecturer Jack Keenan, PGK 732-636-2882 Inside Guard Ray Bober 732-636-5058 Outside Guard Ed Kuchie 732-501-4482 3-Year Trustee Ed Eismont, PGK 732-754-4433 2-Year Trustee James J. Matits, PGK 732-874-2170 1-Year Trustee James Sullivan, PGK, PFN 732-423-3020 Program Director Danny Langon Jr. 732-882-4551 Council Chairman James J. Matits, PGK 732-874-2170 Membership Chair Frank Goldblatt 917-586-4336 Youth Chairman Ed Lenart, PGK 732-636-2700 Family Chairman Gerard Stamato, PGK 908-239-0514 Church Chairman Kevin Mal 732-740-2693 Vocation Chairman John Hunt, PGK 732-636-7958 Community Chair Ed Kuchie 732-501-4482 Sick Chairman Joe Geis, PGK 732-541-2030 Right-to-Life Chair John C. Brower, PGK 732-690-6200 Hall Chairman Ed Lenart, PGK 732-636-2700 Wishing you and your family a very healthy and Happy New Year!!! Bar Chairman Jack Keenan, PGK 732-636-2882 Vivat Jesus! Robert Paul Grand Knight, Council # 857 Editor’s Note: The Council Compass is published monthly, except August. Any member wishing to submit an article or notice for publication may e-mail it to Robert Paul, the newsletter editor, at [email protected], no later than 20 (twenty) days before the end of the month. All inclusions are subject to approval by the Grand Knight. If you are planning on moving or have a change in your email address, please notify the council with your new information so you don’t miss any issues of the newsletter. 908-565-4002 732-882-4551 Table of Contents Grand Knight’s Message Directory of Officers Council Activities/Sick or in Distress KofC FAP | Rinky Dink | Attendance Pool Community Activities/ Insurance Update Columbian Club Report | KofC Lic. Plates K of C Membership News K of C Motorcycle Ministry K of C Fourth Degree Calendar of Events Church Activities Right to Life / Family Life / Culture of Life Youth Activities/Chaplain’s Message January Birthdays Shirt Sale/Comedy Night/ Upcoming Events Sponsors 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 6 7 Page 2 THE COUNCIL COMPASS COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Knight of the Month January 2015 Ed Lenart Ed has been the Youth Chairman for the council for some time now, and once again this year is running the Free Throw Championship program for our council held every January. He also stepped up in a big way when the coolers in the hall failed. Not only did he find new coolers and arrange for the sale, he then managed the transportation, installation, and removal of the broken ones. Ed also arranges for our Monday Night NFL parties in the fall. Congratulations Ed and thanks!! Wedding Anniversary Certificate We decided at the officer’s meeting that we would follow the state guidelines for presentation of the certificates. This will be for anniversaries of 25 years and 5-year increments thereafter (30, 35, 40, etc) for both state & supreme. If this applies to you contact GK Robert Paul & CONGRATULATIONS COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Urgent: St. James Food Pantry Sick or In Distress January Pat & Bill Keenan Paul Tornambe Helen Amaczi Jerry Wiezolek Jeanie Sorrentino Judy Reynolds Leahy Family Betty Sullivan Kuchie Family Roy Brower Catholics targeted by terrorist organizations. Armed Forces, First Responders and All Aborted Babies Our thoughts and prayers go out to the aforementioned and their families. Our support is appreciated by Msgr. Cicerale and the St. James Food Pantry. Please bring items when you come down for any meeting or event as the food pantry goes through quite a bit of food on a regular basis and each item helps serve others. If you know a Brother Knight or member of a Knight’s family who is sick or in distress, contact the Knights of Columbus at 732-634-9783 Another Successful Blood Drive If you know of a Brother Knight who has passed away, please contact GK Bob Paul at 908-565-4002 On November 29th 2014, a successful Blood Drive was held at the council hall in which 32 people donated 36 pints of blood. Members and spouses of the council who came out to donate were: Gerry & Kathy Stamato, John & Nora Brower, Joe & Toni Grispart, Ken & Diane Wahl, Ed & Kathy Eismont, Mark Tinebra, Joe Travostino, Mike Choma, Mike Alemagno, & Sean Keaveney. Our next Blood Drive will be held in late April!! – Bob Banasiak, Chairman Advent Breakfast Thanks to all who attended the Advent Breakfast making it a very memorable one! A profit of $525.00 was made. I would like to thank all the “elves” who helped set-up, cook, & clean up:Jim Jones, Jack Keenan, Bob&Jules Sabo, Mark Tinebra, Bob Paul, Ed McSherry, Ed Kuchie, Ray Bober, Fran Bobal, John Hunt, Gerry Stamato Jim Sullivan, Jim Matits, & Mike Choma. A SPECIAL thanks to Ashley Dugasz who helped Kevin Mal take pictures of our “Honored Guests”, Mr. & Mrs. Claus! Our next breakfast will be held on Super Bowl Sunday February 1st, 2015 Brothers Helping Brothers Are you or another brother Knight you know of in need of financial assistance? The New Jersey Columbian Charities Fraternal Assistance Program provides support to New Jersey Knights of Columbus who are suffering financial hardship due to unemployment, sickness, family medical and hospital bills, overdue rent or mortgage payments, property tax, food, clothing, and losses due to fire, flood or storm. It is based on the principle of charity, the first principle of our Order, and fulfills Father McGivney's mandate of Brother helping Brother. Any member of a New Jersey Council with at least twelve months good standing who is in need of temporary assistance and the widows and orphans of such members are eligible. Contact Grand Knight Robert Paul for application and requirements. All financial assistance is provided in the form of a grant. There is no requirement that the grant be repaid. All information received by the Grand Knight is strictly confidential and is not to be shared with other members of the Council. Need a Ride? If any member needs a ride to a meeting or one of our affairs, please call one of the Officers listed on page 1. We will make every effort to accommodate your needs. Rinky Dink Winner 12/16 - David Gardella – 16 pts Attendance Pool 12/16 – Edward J. Burda – 35 pts (Not Present) “You’ve got to be in it to win it”!!! Knights of Columbus – Benefits of Membership Being a member of the Knights of Columbus is an opportunity to be part of the largest Catholic lay organization in the world. Being an insured member means you’ve taken full advantage of the benefits of membership. Avail yourself and your family of our full line of life insurance, retirement and long-term care products and you’ll help chart a course to safe waters in your financial future. In addition to our strong, secure products; there are Family Fraternal Benefits that can help our members facing unique needs. Many of these benefits are unique to the Knights of Columbus and our members. Some of these benefits include: guaranteed life insurance benefits for uninsurable children, death benefits available for stillborn or miscarried children, orphan benefits and member/spouse accidental death benefits. To learn more about these benefits, please make an appointment with our Field Agent, Brother James Fischetti @ 1-917-573-9751 Page 3 THE COUNCIL COMPASS Columbian Club Report Brothers: We have had a few glitches getting the heat running in the council and hall this year but it seems that all is running smoothly now. I would just like to remind the membership that the shut off switches located in the stairwell to the basement and the one located in the boiler room are designed to be used in an emergency. If the heat is running needlessly please just turn down the thermostat, DO NOT use the switches. Thank you With the cost of electricity constantly being one of our biggest expenses, we are beginning to switch over from regular light bulbs to dimmable LED lights. The switch has already begun in the hall and will continue around the premises as long as we can receive the LED bulbs at a reasonable cost. Led bulbs last longer than regular bulbs and use less energy both of which would hopefully save the club funds in the long run!! We had an unfortunate surprise during the set up for the Christmas Social in the Club when we found out the Music Channels on the TV had been removed by Comcast as well as difficulty with one of the boxes. We are working with Comcast to address the issues and will keep everyone advised. There are still many unresolved issues that continue to be worked on such as the Parking Lot, ceiling repairs, weatherproofing, etc. With the holidays past us I hope to be able to pick up steam and get these issues completed! Columbian Club Bar Hours Monday–Thursday: ......... 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM Friday: ............................. 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM Saturday: ...................... 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM Sunday: ......................... 12:00 PM to 11:00 PM All guests must sign in (Required by the ABC to maintain our liquor license) Knight of Columbus License Plates Did you know we have our own license plates? Knights of Columbus New Jersey License Plates are available to all Brother Knights. If you wish to apply for KofC License Plates contact Grand Knight Robert Paul. Fraternally, Robert Paul Columbian Club President Knights of Columbus Membership News ********CONGRATULATIONS******** Congratulations to the members of Council #857 who reached membership milestones during the first half of the 2014-2015 Columbian year. God Bless you on your Accomplishment!!! 25 YEAR MEMBER Michael R. Marsh 10-1-14 Kenneth Wahl 12-14-14 50 YEAR MEMBER HONORARY LIFE MEMBER Stanley J. Troyano 9-15-14 Alfred S. Jankowski 7-14-14 st nd Degrees are offered throughout the Columbian year (except during the summer months). If you are a 1 or 2 degree member and want to continue your journey to Knighthood, please contact Frank Goldblatt at 917-586-4336 or e-mail [email protected]. Every effort is made to coordinate degrees with members and candidates, please make every effort to keep scheduled appointments. Knights of Columbus Motorcycle Ministry (www.njkofcmm.com) The mission of this Ministry is to expand the scope of the Knights of Columbus exposure to the community, expand our charitable works by organizing motorcycle rides and participating in other organizations’ rides, and to get our Brother Knights out on their bikes socially. The Ministry follows the Knights of Columbus ideals: Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. For more information, or to join this branch of our organization (a motorcycle is NOT required to join), please feel free to contact Ed Eismont PGK at 732-754-4433 or e-mail [email protected]. Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree The Fourth Degree is the degree of Patriotism. The color corp makes this degree the most visible of our order. If you wish to continue your journey as a Knight of Columbus and join the Fourth Degree, please feel free to contact the current Faithful Navigator Mr. Mike Choma, PGK, FN at 732-259-3500 or e-mail [email protected]. Page 4 THE COUNCIL COMPASS * Calendar of Events * RTL DINNER AND A MOVIE – JANUARY 17th, 2015 “When the Game Stands Tall” will be the next “Move Night” hosted by RTL Chairman John Brower, PGK on 1/17/2015. Suggested Donation is $15 per ticket (includes dinner) or $10 per ticket (movie only). Dinner includes Spaghetti, Salad, Coffee and Dessert. Doors open at 5:00 pm, program starts at 6:30 pm. Profits from the fundraiser will be donated to Life Choices Resource Center (Metuchen, NJ).No reservations required. Contact John Brower at 732-690-6200 for more information. KofC #857 NFL NFC/AFC CHAMPIONSHIPS- JANUARY 18th, 2015 th Join us for the NFC/AFC Championship games on Jan.18 . Just as on Monday Nights refreshments will be served. Come out and see who will play in the big game at Superbowl XLIX. Hall opens for first Game and food served at 5:30PM. MARCH FOR LIFE - JANUARY 22nd, 2015 The March for Life in Washington is on January 22. There are many parishes and councils around the state that are chartering buses to attend the march. If you are interested in going contact Grand Knight Robert Paul or RTL Chairman John Brower and we will try to find which locations still have room available that can accommodate you. SUPERBOWL SUNDAY BREAKFAST - FEBRUARY 1st, 2015 Once again our Financial Secretary, Bob “Flapjack” Banasiak will be serving up his famous omelets as well as other breakfast staples from 8 am – 12 pm. The cost is $8.00 for adults, $7.00 for seniors and $5.00 for children ages 5 to 10. Stop by for a hearty breakfast before watching the BIG GAME KofC #857 SUPERBOWL PARTY - FEBRUARY 1st, 2015 Hosted again by Bob Golden PGK the party starts at 4:30 PM in council hall. All are welcome, and bringing a dish to share would be welcomed. If you have any questions you can contact him @ 908-930-1017. Thanks Again Bob! KofC #857 COMEDY NIGHT - FEBRUARY 7th, 2015 We are having a comedy night on February 7th 2015, Cost is $25.00 per person and only 120 tickets will be sold. See ad on page 6 of newsletter for more details. Please contact Gerry Stamato PGK for tickets or further information. This is a Club fundraiser, so we need the membership to come out and support this event. Thank You CHURCH ACTIVITIES Seminarian Letter Program th I would like to thank our new seminarian; Mr. Michael Tabenero, for joining us at our Christmas Social on December 13 ! Everyone was thrilled to meet him and a good time was had by all. The council also presented him with a check as a Christmas Gift, part of the R.S.V.P. program. He thanked everyone for their well wishes and said he hopes to join us at many more functions. If you weren’t able to make it to the social, I hope you get the opportunity to meet him at a future event. Remember to thank him for answering the call to serve as a priest. Once again his address is c/o St. Andrew College Seminary, 571 Centre Street, South Orange, NJ 07079. Please copy any correspondence and forward to GK Robert Paul for documentation for the Seminarian Letter Program. The Father Michael J. McGivney Guild Don’t forget to enroll as a member of the McGivney Guild. Every Knight should be a member of this Saintly cause. To join or for further information go to http://www.fathermcgivney.org/en/index.html Keep Christ in Christmas Program The “Keep Christ in Christmas” magnets sale held at St. James was successful again this year. The sale was held the weekend of Dec. 13th & 14th and they were sold after masses. I would like to thank Church Chairman Kevin Mal for running the sale and Ray Bober, Frank Goldblatt, Bob Banasiak, and Mark Tinebra for helping to staff the sales table. Page 5 THE COUNCIL COMPASS Right to Life / Family Life / Culture of Life Please Join Us in Prayer Each Week Every Saturday from 9am–11am, local Right to Life supporters, including fellow Knights of Columbus, pray the rosary for an end to abortion at 228 Main Street, Woodbridge NJ. Come down and show your support! Dinner & A Movie Fundraiser “When the Game Stands Tall” will be the next “Move Night” hosted by RTL Chairman John Brower, PGK on 1/17/2015. Suggested Donation is $15 per ticket (includes dinner) or $10 per ticket (movie only). See “Calendar of Events” on page 4 of newsletter for more information. Supporting Pregnant Women in Crisis Program / Life Choices Resource Center Pregnant women are often women in crisis, and it is these crises that often lead to abortion. We can assist these women by supporting Birthright centers and the other Problem Pregnancy Organizations by our donations. This includes the Life Choices Resource Center located in Metuchen, NJ that is going to receive the proceeds of this month’s RTL “Dinner and a Movie” hosted by John Brower. This program basically asks each Council to make a monetary donation of $200 to one of the local Life-Saving organizations, which John often exceeds. You can see all the good work they do at http://www.lifechoicesrc.com/ Youth Activities Amber Alerts Each year hundreds of children are reported missing, presumably abducted. With the trust that a young child has, many times he or she doesn’t even realize they’re being abducted. This is why we as Knights of Columbus have to take advantage of the different messaging systems put in place by the National center for Missing &Exploited Children (NCMEC). Please visit the Amber Alerts section of their website to find out different ways you can receive Amber Alert Messages at http://www.missingkids.com/AmberSignUp Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest Ed Lenart will once again be running the KofC Free Throw Contest this month. This year we were considering having an additional day for children of the members of the Council in addition to the times that are held at St. James School. Unfortunately we didn’t receive any replies from council members. Therefore the program will run as it has in the past. GOOD LUCK to all participants in this year’s contest!! Bishop Dougherty Scholarships Do you have a son/daughter who will be entering their freshman year of college next fall? Then they may be eligible for “The Bishop Dougherty Scholarship Fund” which provides up to four (4) $1,000.00 scholarships for children, siblings or grandchildren of our fraternal brothers. Applicants must obtain a copy of the application from the Grand Knight, and the completed application should be returned to him by 3/1/2015. CHAPLAIN’S MESSAGE The Young Prophet of Pakistan She is an extraordinary young woman. She came to the world's attention that horrific day two years ago. She was on the village's rattling old bus, returning home from school, when gunmen stopped the vehicle, went to her seat, and shot her in the head and neck. Her crime: passionately believing that women should be able to go to school. Sixteen-year-old Malala Yousafzai survived the attack by the Taliban, the Muslim clerical group that believes in adherence to a strict version of Islamic law. Where it can, the Taliban has imposed rules forbidding girls from going to school, listening to music or taking most jobs. After a year of intense medical care and rehabilitation, Malala became an even more vocal and effective advocate for the rights of children in her native Pakistan and around the world. Last month her courageous witness was recognized with the Nobel Peace Prize. In an interview on The Daily Show with John Stewart a few days before the award was announced, Malala was asked what she would do if attacked again by a Taliban gunman. She responded: "I would tell him how important education is and that I would even want education for your children as well. That's what I want to tell you, now do what you want. "If you hit a Talib, then there would be no difference between you and the Talib," she continued. "You must not treat others with cruelty. You must fight others through peace and through dialogue and through education." Malala has put aside her own fears and has taken on whatever the consequences to speak a "prophesy" of hope in the midst of fear, of peace in response to turmoil, of justice in face of demagoguery. To be a prophet of God's justice begins with embracing God's vision of what the world can and should become and then giving ones self totally to the work of realizing that vision. In baptism, each one of us has been called by God to the work of the "prophet," using whatever talents and skills we possess to transform the wastelands around us into harvests of justice and forgiveness, to create highways for our God to enter and re-create our world in his compassion and peace. Blessings and Grace ~ Msgr. Charlie ~ Chaplain a Happy Birthday! January 2015 John J Hoagland Sr. Robert Hugelmeyer Paul Goetz Sean McSherry Martin Minkler Russell DeStefano Robert J Hugelmeyer Robert S Golden Michael O’Neil Frank Ramos Leslie Mayer Francis Goldblatt Brendan Goldblatt Matthew Barringer Vincent Russo Luis Loso Saidu Mamman 1/1 1/1 1/3 1/4 1/5 1/5 1/5 1/6 1/9 1/10 1/10 1/11 1/11 1/12 1/12 1/13 1/13 Joseph Zega John M Kunak Tom Suchy Pascal Dougboh John R Kennan Dennis J Valetutto Robert J Minkler Sr. Daniel Osbourne John P Reager Anthony Carbone Rev Kevin P Duggan Robert Yavorsky Stanley Kowaleski Charles Deverin Terence Napravnik Frederick Johler Frank Kovacs 1/15 1/17 1/17 1/18 1/19 1/19 1/22 1/22 1/22 1/22 1/25 1/25 1/26 1/26 1/28 1/30 1/31 Page 6 THE COUNCIL COMPASS Contact Grand Knight Robert Paul for more information Council #857 - Upcoming Events January 1 6 13 17 18 20 Happy New Year!!!! Social Meeting Officers Meeting RTL Dinner and a Movie (Program starts 6:30) KofC #857 NFC / AFC Championship Games Business Meeting 12AM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 5:00 PM February 1 1 3 7 10 17 Super Bowl Breakfast Super Bowl Party Social Meeting KofC #857 Comedy Night (Doors Open 6:00PM) Officers Meeting Business Meeting 8AM-12PM 4:30 PM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM Social Meeting St. Patrick’s Day Parade Officers Meeting Business Meeting 8:00 PM 12:30 PM 8:00 PM 8:00 PM March 3 8 10 17 See Calendar of Events on Page 4 8:00 PM Page 7 THE COUNCIL COMPASS * SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS WHO SUPPORT US! * Costello-Greiner Funeral Home 44 Green Street Woodbridge, NJ 07095 732-634-0264 Patrick J. Costello, Manager N.J. Lic. No. 3871 LA PENTA OIL Burners Installed and Serviced Oil Distributor Tank Protection Program 255 Grove Street Woodbridge, NJ 07095 732-634-0888 Dugász & Brower A R C H I T E C T S John C Brower, AIA, NCARB 24 Egan Avenue, Fords, NJ NJ Lic. 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