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The Official Newsletter of St. Joseph Knights of Columbus Council 10287 Placentia, Ca
2019-2020 Volume 30 No 5 Orange County Chapter, District 124
The Patron
November 2019
Inside Page
Grand Knight’s Message.
2
Calendar 3
Pray for our sick, distressed and departed
4
Degree Ceremoni-als.
Calendar activities.
5
ProLife
Pancake Breakfast
6
Event Pictures
Future Events
7
Birthdays
Refreshment Sch
Christmas Party
Knight’s Sites
8
Field Agent’s
Message
9
Pennies from Heav-en
Retreat 2020
10
Officers, Chairmen & Directors
Patron Credits
11
Email edition
Brother Eli Ruiz took part in designing
and building the platform for Mother
Mary. The Living Rosary was held in the
courtyard after the 8:00 am Mass Satur-
day, October 19th.
2 November 2019 Grand Knight’s Message
Our Faith in Acon October Council ac�vi�es focused on Life (”Pennies from
Heaven” baby bo�le drive, Special Needs (Intellectual Disabili�es “Tootsie
Roll”) drive and Respect Life Rosary at a Planned Parenthood loca�on), Com-
munity (preparing and serving “Soup Kitchen” meals at a church kitchen), and
Family (serving the Parish Pancake Breakfast) in addi�on to scheduled Council
and Orange Chapter mee�ngs.
St Josephs “Pennies from Heaven” baby bo�le drive raises funds to help families of ex-
pec�ng Mothers. We raised nearly $9000. Thanks to Walt Hill for chairing this drive. St
Josephs Special Needs drive was held 19/20 October. Thanks to Don Palmer for pre-
sen�ng our Pulpit Appeal and for chairing this drive. We raised nearly $4000. Thank you,
brothers, for coming to help both Pennies from Heaven and Special Needs drives.
Brother Knights Mike Spillman and Rodd Kliner lead the October pancake breakfast. The
breakfast was a success. A total of 198 meals served, with 128 omelets and omelet com-
bos across the 198 meals. Thank you to the brother knights who planned, purchased, prepared, served, and cleaned-up this breakfast. Our charitable program is possible thru successful service to our parish at events such as the pancake breakfasts and Lenten Fish Dinners.
The topic of Safe Environment is being discussed at Council and Chapter Meetings. As Chapter leadership strives to plan steps to satisfy the Diocese of Orange Child and Youth Protection guid-ance, I encourage every knight to become familiar with the Knights of Columbus training that may be accessed at www.kofc.org/safe . The Blue Start button is available to all members. Certain of-ficers are required to complete the “Green” button training. There will be more information on Safe Environment training and screening that is applicable to brother knights who participate in pro-grams, activities, and events at which minors, the elderly, and the disabled are present.
Looking ahead to November, the parish will hold a Ministries Fair on 10 November, the same date as our Pancake Breakfast. Knights will staff a booth to share with parishioners our founders’ vision and our Council activities. On 17 November Fr. Miguel will be installed as Pastor of St Joseph par-ish.
Lastly, I want to say, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your families from the Officers of Council 10287. We have a lot to be thankful for and I am grateful for the abundant Blessings Our Lord has graced upon me and my family.
Your Humble Servant in Christ,
Hugh Lynch
November 2019
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Page 3 THE PATRON Calendar
Refreshments: page 8 About Calendar Activities—page 5 Birthday Anniversaries—page 8
Pancake
Breakfast #3.
Hall A toK.
2nd Degree
2:pm Fr. Kass
Hall see P. 5
PCB Set-up,
Hall A & K
after 5:00pm
Mass
Rosary Vigil
8:35 AM See
page 5
St. Jude Assembly
Meeting 6:30pm
1st Degree
7:00pm Fr. Kass
Monthly Ado-
ration Holy
Hour. 7:00pm
Sign-up in
Vestibule
Family of the
Month Award
7:00 General Membership Meeting fol-lowed by re-freshments . Hall A & K
7:00 Business Meeting . Hall A & K 7PM
(4th Degree
Ontario ALL SAINT’S
DAY
Fr. Miguel’s In-
stallation as Pas-
tor, 10:30 Mass
with Bishop.
THANKSGIVING
DAY
Ministry Fair 8 am
4 November 2019
Elouise Woore*
Maureen & Bob Johns
Christine Kalick
Pat & Buzzy Annin
Carmen Rosales
Merle Nieuwlandt*
Paul Moynihan
Deacon Ken*
George Scherotter*
Maynard Warden R.I.P.
Vicki Dunn
Jerry Prukop*
Tony Prukop*
Ruth Woods R.I.P.
John McQuade RIP
Tiffany Palmer*
*member or relative of
member of Council
Fred Weiss 2001
Patricia Sherrill 2001
Bernice Finn 2001
Albert Finn 2002
Anna Copenhaver 2002
Boyd Copenhaver 2002
Gertrude Toenes 2003
Greg Walswick 2003
David Nagy 2004
Joseph Clement 2004
Manuel Montenegro 2005
Robert Rees 2005
Ron Licata 2005
Leo C. Martin 2006
Ruth O’Connor 2006
James O’Conner 2006
Min Tavianini 2007
Elizabeth Morrissey 2007
James Cusick 2007
Ruth Cusick 2009
Rita Kenny 2009
Regina Melia 2009
Maureen Watzke 2010
Richard Leverett 2011
Robert Theurer 2012
John Doyle 2009
Gina Doyle 2013
George Walter 2013
Richard Solorsa 2014
Joseph Normandeau 1999
Roxie McQuade 2003
Mary Normandeau 2014
Bridget Stanton Aug2014
Tara Enos-Galvez Sept2014
George T. Moore Jan 2015
John “Jack” Faley March 2015
Ronald Rodriguez May 2015
Abigail Rodriguez July 2015
Norm Noss July 2015
Robert Hillman Sept 2015
Jack Santivanez March 2016
John Kenny Dec 2016
George R. Hoffart Feb 7, 2017
Bud Steffen July 2017
Paul Herrera April 1, 2018
John McLaughlin July 16, 2018
Mrs. Fran Wysocki Feb 26, 2019
John M. Kelly May 10, 2019
John McQuade October 2019
Deceased Brethren
Sick or Distressed
Pray for Our Sick &Distressed or Deceased
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ACTIVITIES ON THE CALENDAR
Admission
Degree
(1st De-
Monday, Nov 18, Dec 16, Jan 20 at Fr. Kass Council 3526 Hall . 8410 Kass Dr. Buena Park 90621
Candidates 7:00pm Degree 7:30 pm
St. Joseph Council Membership Chairman Darryl Jenkins. 714-865-0414
Patriotic
Degree
(4th De-
gree.)
Rosary Prayer Vigil at an abortion clinic is usually on the 4th Sunday of each month (unless noted otherwise)
Meet in the courtyard after 7:15 Mass to begin prayers about 8:35AM at the Memorial to the Unborn in the
Courtyard. Carpools can be arranged. Chairman: Walt Hill*. (Carpools can return to church in time for the
10:30 Mass)
Sunday , Nov 24, Jan 26 , Mar 22 Father Kass Council Hall. 8410 Kass Drive. Buena Park, CA 90621
Candidates: 2:00 pm Degree: 2:30PM
District 124, District Deputy: Naz LeBlanc [email protected] 714-948-0385
Formation
Degree
(2nd De-
gree )
Council meetings are held on the 2nd (Business meeting) and 4th (General meeting--) Tuesdays of the
month in St. Joseph Parish Center Hall A & Kitchen unless otherwise announced. The meetings start at
7:00PM. 717 N. Bradford Ave. Placentia, CA 92870. REFRESHMENTS AT THE GENERAL (2nd) MEETING
ONLY
Orange County Chapter Meetings are on the 4th Thursday of the month. Dinner from 6:15 to 7:15. Meeting starts
at 7:30. Holy Family Parish Hall. 566 S. Glassell St. Orange, CA. Confirm meeting place at www.ockc.net.
Adoration Prayer Service and Benediction is on the 19th of each month. Deacon Ken Kleckner may announce the
format that will be used. English Hour at 7PM, Spanish Hour at 8PM, Benediction and Reposition at 9PM. Life
Teen hosts if the 19th is a Sunday. (There is no Adoration Service on Saturday evenings because Masses are at
5:00pm and 7:00PM).
Degree Ceremonials
November 2, Saturday. Ontario Gateway Hotel. 2200 E. Holt Blvd. Ontario,CA91761
Hotel Reservations: (909) 75-5000
Reservation Code: 1910KOCFTH
Due by 10/10/2019
https://www.socalfourthdegree.org/
Sunday Pancake Breakfasts require a team from about 6:00 am to about Noon and clean-up to about 1:00 pm. Please
volunteer by calling chairman Rodd Kliner. Set-up is Saturday after the 5pm Mass. Actual Breakfast serving time is
8am to 12 Noon. 50-50 Drawing —winner need not be present.
. No. 2 is October13, 2019. No. 3 is November 10, No. 4 is February 9.
District 124, Naz LeBlanc:. SUNDAY Jan 19, Fullerton. March 29, Brea. May 3, Buena Park. Knighthood
Degree (3rd
Degree)
6666 November 2019
PRO LIFE
PROLIFE
Rosary Vigil prayers
at the Monument to
the Unborn
Rosary Vigil
prayers at an
abortion clinic
October 27th
Oct 13th Pancake Breakfast #2 Summary
We served 198 Breakfasts (down from 228 in
Sept), including 6 “comps”.
Detailed Breakfast Sales.
1. Adult Pancake Breafst 27 sold —45 last Sept
2. Child Pancake Breakfst 21 sold –12 Last
Sept.
3. Child French Toast Breakfast 10 sold —4
sold Last Sept
4. Adult Omelet Breakfast 80 sold—70 last
Sept
5. Adult French Toast Breakfst 9 sold—25 last
Sept
6. Pancake and Omelet Breakfast 30 sold—24
Last Sept
7. Adult French Toast and Omelet Breakfst 15
sold—34 Last Sept.
8. That’s 128 omelets across the 198 meals!
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EVENT PICTURES
Pancake Breakfast Crew October 13th
Pennies from Heaven finished-up Sunday
October 5th and 6th upon the return of
the baby bottles handed out Sept 28th
and 29th.
Future Events
Nov 10, Sunday: Parish Ministry Fair
with a K of C Council Booth. And, Pan-
cake Breakfast #3.
Nov 17, Sunday: 10:30 Mass—Fr. Mi-
guel’s Installation as Pastor. Bishop Kev-
in Vann, Celebrant.
Dec 7: Christmas Party
January 24: Clergy Night Dinner reser-
vations due at Chapter by January 10th.
$20 per person.
November 2019 8888
Celebrating November Birthdays
Steven Macharia 2nd
Felix Piro 12th
Ray Pongetti 13th
Bernard Connolly 14th
Henry Malarski 24th
Jose Serrato 27th
Samuel Martinez 12th
Knights Sites
Supreme http://www.kofc.org/en/index.html
State : www.kofc-california.org
Orange County, CA Chapter www.ockc.net (ask our Grand Knight for the password if you need to view “Members
Only” which contains the “Degree Ceremonials” schedule)
St. Joseph’s Council Website: https://stjosephplacentia.org/knights-of-columbus
Family of the Month Award information: contact Naz LeBlanc, [email protected] or 714-993-9943
We are on Facebook. It is named “Knights of Columbus, St. Josephs, Placentia.” Also, can you “like” it and ask
friends and family members to “like” it too? Thank you.
Refreshments Follow-
ing only the General
Membership Meeting
July Mike Withrow
Aug Ken Eazell
Sept Hugh Lynch
Oct Hal Prukop
Nov Jack Correz
Dec Terry Gibbons
Jan Felix Piro
Feb Terry Nieuwlandt
Mar Don Palmer
April Hugh Lynch
May Darryl Jenkins
June Mike Withrow
Bulletin Board
COUNCIL CHRISTMAS PARTY
DECEMBER 7, SATURDAY
COUNCIL WILL PROVIDE: LEMONADE, ICE WATER, SWEET POTATOES, SCALLOPED PO-
TATOES, SLICED HAM.
MEMBERS WHOSE LAST NAME STARTS WITH A THRU L BRINGS SALADS— M THRU Z
BRINGS DESSERTS.
COUNCIL MEETING MESSAGE – NOVEMBER 2019
Happy Thanksgiving to you all!
As Thanksgiving approaches at the end of the month, I like to take stock of all the things I’m thankful for.
It’s easy to say family and friends, those are blessings; and we sometimes take them for granted…but how about the little things in life. It might be that smile you get from person who hands you your cup of coffee in the morning, it may be relishing the crisp air on an autumn day. It may be a simple stroll in the park marveling at God’s nature abounding. Maybe the joy of helping an older neighbor with a chore. All little things to be thankful for.
When I think about helping older neighbors, I often wonder just how many members have taken ad-vantage of help that they might need as they age. Some won’t be able to do the simple activities of daily living. They’ll need assistance, and with our mobile society may not have a relative nearby to help. That’s where our Knights of Columbus Long Term Care Insurance plan might help.
Many people don’t know how a long-term care insurance policy helps cover the costs of care when the policy holder has a chronic medical condition, a disability or a disorder such as Alzheimer’s disease. You can receive care in your home, a nursing home, an assisted living facility, or an adult day care center.
LTC insurance helps protect all those assets you’ve worked so hard for over the years: your house, IRAs, savings, investments. They could all be wiped out with even a short stay in a nursing home. The web-site: https://longtermcare.acl.gov/costs-how-to-pay/costs-of-care.html says that Home Health Care costs about $22/hour, Assisted Living Facilities about $4,245 per month and Nursing Home $85,000 per year. More expensive areas of the country are more than that. Without LTC insurance many families
would face a serious financial crisis.
Most people aren’t eager to talk about long term care; but it’s important to have a plan. Many people want to wait until they are in their 60s or 70s before they start to consider long term care. But at younger ages it’s more likely you can qualify…and the price is less expensive when you’re younger.
I can help design a plan to fit your needs…and your budget. With that you can have peace of mind that you will get the care you need, when you need and where you want it.
Let’s talk and see how you can protect your assets.
Vivat Jesus! Best Regards,
KEVIN J. GARZA, FICF
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
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Contributed Articles
MATER DOLOROSA RETREAT
Mark your Calendar! Our weekend for our won-
derful retreat in the Sierra Madre foothills will
be January 17th through the 19th 2020, and I
wanted to share it with you so that you could
put it on your calendar. I know, it seems a long
time away, but you would be surprised how fast
it creeps up on us!
Also, have you given any thought as to who you
would invite this coming year to the 2020 retreat
as we discussed at the St. Joseph’s Group Meet-
ing on the 2019 retreat? It is very important that
you invite at least one person so he can experi-
ence a rewarding retreat like you did in 2019!
God Bless,
Tom Woore
Pennies from Heaven started
Weekend of Sept 28 & 29 when
the baby bottles were given out to
the parishioners to take home and
return them with their donations
on the weekend of October 5 & 6.
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St. Joseph Council was founded by Fr. John Ruhl, Pastor
March 19, 1990.
District Deputy Naz LeBlanc 714-993-9943
OFFICERS July 2019—June 2020
Directors, & Committee Chairmen
St. Joseph’s Council Website
https://stjosephplacentia.org/knights-of-columbus
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Church Deacon Ken Kleckner 714-996-2937
Comfort Larry Schmidt 714-496-8909
Family Gene Chronik 714-473-4539
Family of the Month Award Naz LeBlanc 714-993-9943
Fish Dinners Walt Hill 714-993-9549
I.D. Drive Don Palmer 714-528-8533
Membership Garrett Nowlin 714-394-7725
Membership Darryl Jenkins 714-865-9414
Pancake Breakfasts Rodd Kliner 714-349-3396
Pancake Breakfasts Mike Spillman 714-335-2167
Programs Hugh Lynch 714-993-6874
Phone Tree Walt Hill 714-993-9549
Pro Life Walt Hill 714-993-9549
Public Relations (vacant)
Retreat Captain Tom Woore 714-996-3478
St. Vincent de Paul Walt Hill 714-993-9549
Website Bob Alvarado 714-577-9616
Youth Programs Felix Piro 714-306-9172
Grand Knight Hugh Lynch 714-993-6874
Deputy Grand Knight (vacant)
Chancellor Don Palmer 714-528-8533
Recorder Larry Wells 657-216-2060
Treasurer Terry Nieuwlandt 714-986-9706
Advocate Ric Chiongson 949-292-5801
Warden Scott Landry 714-351-5489
Inside Guard Albert Prukop 714-993-3003
Outside Guard Joseph Mbogo 714-851-7463
1 year Trustee George Reindl 951-847-5576
2 year Trustee Bob Alvarado 714-577-9616
3 year Trustee Ken Eazell 714-572-4393
Appointed & Selected Officers
Financial Secretary Felix Piro 714-306-9172
Lecturer: Mike Withrow 714-351-1262
Chaplain: Fr. Miguel Hernandez 714-528-1487 x206
Officers, Directors &Committeemen
OFFICERS 2019-2020
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