Newsletter December 2024
Newsletter December 2024
Author: fitzmin
Chaplain December 2024
Christmas is a time of great wonder. The wonder and majesty of the Incarnation, God made man, draws us in during this holy season. The living God, whom the earth, the galaxies and the entire universe cannot contain lies in a manger as a little baby. Perhaps that is one of the reasons that this […]
Grand Knight December 2024
Brother Knights, Well here we are, the second week of Advent! Boy time flies. Soon it will be Christmas and the new year upon us. This coming Sunday is Candy Cane Sunday and we could use men to post the exits at church and collect donations/pass out candy canes. No verbal exchange is necessary (you don’t have to […]
Newsletter November 2024
Newsletter November 2024
Chaplain November 2024
Brother Knights, St. Augustine in his book Confessions recounts the last moments of his mother’s life on earth. His mother, St. Monica, was a devout woman who prayed for the conversion of Augustine, who throughout his youth lived a Godless, debauched life. He, of course, had a great conversion, and became one of the great […]
Grand Knight November 2024
Brother Knights, It’s that time of year again. Football is in full swing, the Holidays are coming fast and the leaves are falling slow. There is a lot on our calendar the next two months. Candy Cane Sunday will be Dec. 15th after all Masses. Easy peasy, we just need men to stand at the exits handing out candy canes […]
Newsletter October 2024
Newsletter October 2024
Grand Knight October 2024
Brother Knights, Service and Community Involvement Traditionally, as a contractor, I would know that if I had trenching or backhoeing to do for a job, I would try to have it complete by Oct. 1st knowing that the weather outside could change any day. After that, it’s a Russel Stover time of year. You never know what […]
Newsletter September 2024
Newsletter September 2024
Grand Knight September 2024
Brother Knights, Vivat Jesus my Brother Knights! I am not a fan of Latin by any means. It’s considered a dead language. What does that mean? When a language is no longer spoken by a group of people as their native tongue. Nevertheless, our Catholic Church is full of Latin. In this case, Vivat Jesus means May Jesus Live or Jesus […]