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24-Hour Eucharistic Adoration Vigil
Fellow Knights, please volunteer for a one-hour time slot for our annual 24-Hour Adoration Vigil for the inten-tions of religious vocations, sacramental marriage and protection of life.
The Date: Friday, October 7th; Hours: 12 a.m. to 12 a.m.
Where: St. Vincent de Paul Adoration Chapel
This is a special opportunity for us knights and our families, through prayer and adoration, to give a powerful wit-ness to our Lord Jesus of our commit-ment to these ideals of our shared faith and as defenders of the faith..
Please call Tom Olmstead at 763 639 4187 with a specific time or any ques-tions.
Or email at [email protected]. Head it “Adoration”. Be sure to give your name and phone number with any message.
Tom Olmstead -- [email protected] 639 4187
OSSEO/MAPLE GROVE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSST. VINCENT de PAUL PARISH
Vol. 28 No. 4 Osseo/Maple Grove Council 9139 October, 2016
Membership Meeting, 1st Tues., 7:00 p.m.West Meeting Room
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS6826 118th Avenue N.Champlin, MN 55316
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Busi- ness Meeting 1st Tuesday of Month
Planning Meeting Last Tuesday of the MonthPaul Greninger, Grand Knight
Fr. Michael Barsness, Chaplain
Brother Knights and families,
A re you a silent Knight?? Don’t be one, please look at this month’s events
to see where you can help out. All ages and abilities can volunteer to help with this month’s events. For 24-hour Adora-tion on October 7th call Tom Olmstead 763-639-4189. Prayer Vigil Oct 15th @ Robbinsdale Clinic call Duane Crosland 763-441-8683. Women’s Source Breakfast Oct 23rd call Tom Clifford 763-420-5224. I will be taking a crew down to Sharing and Caring hands in Minneapolis to serve breakfast October 30th. Call me to learn more 763-425-7316. Again this year we are raising funds for Coats for Kids. This year we are also buying snow pants for the kids. So please contact me or Kevin Ahlers for donations.
Brother Knights and families,
Reflecting upon all the things plaster-ing the media about our election sea-
son we can become angry or at least dis-illusioned. So much bickering, fighting, infighting and uncharitable comments, actions and everything in between. As a priest it is difficult to be optimistic with either republicans or democrats in our largely two party system. However as Catholics we should not be loyal to any party at least so much so that we disre-gard the bad, and at times downright evil that may present itself in either case. Tra-ditionally since Catholics are called to a deeper loyalty to Christ and the Church he has founded we have been on the fringe of society and slightly outcasts. This is why it was a big deal that John F. Kennedy was voted the first Catholic president in a traditionally protestant land. We were regarded with suspicion and fear with regard to our loyalty to the Pope and the Catholic Church at large.
I believe there is still some animos-ity towards us as Catholics but not so much anymore. With so many people and Catholics alike that are heavily influ-enced by subjectivism and relativism we do not see this animosity. Many Catho-lics since Humane Vitae, including some priests and bishops, have dissented from Church teaching especially contracep-tion, sexual ethics and abortion. Many left the Church, but many lingered, still dissenting and justified such dissent through skeptical philosophy, theology, and “science”. This climate has radically fizzled in many place but their remains pockets throughout the church in many places and the reason is the beauty of the
As you can see we need hands to serve food, money to clothe the kids, people to pray for the unborn and the health of all. Jesus, touch us to rec-ognize the opportunity for the everyday miracles. God Bess you all!
Churches teaching on Theology of the Body which began with now St. John Paul II and made popular by many in the past few decades. The point I want to make is that the Church is recovering from the dissent and really discovering the beau-ty of its teaching, while the culture has largely gotten worse. This has resulted in deeper conflict between the church and the secularist mainstream culture. May-be this isn’t news to you but it is good to keep in mind. The mainstream media wants to drive a wedge between Catho-lics and their Pope the rock of Peter who steadys the ship and plants us in the Lord’s unchanging, unshaking will.
The next time you see something say-ing the Church might change its teaching on X don’t be deceived. There is probably more to the story and it may be a half truth or even less than that. Church teaching is always consistent with what was said in the past and everything has to be weighed by what has always been taught. If its scripture and the Church has confirmed it then it cannot be changed. There are a lot of false prophets out there these days, don’t let them weasel the un-shakable faith of Christ’s Church from you.
In Christ, Fr. Michael
IF YOU NO LONGER HAVE A LAND LINE TELEPHONE. PLEASE
CALL Sean 712-5457 or E-MAIL [email protected]
Brother Knights please pray for the people on our prayer list: Harry Long Warren Wills, Walt Schumacher, Frank Sager, Chuck Lynde, Dorothy Olmstead (Tom's wife); Dorothy Stevenson (Robert's wife), Rich Scherber, Dan Spanier, Peter Crego, Wendy Thorson (Gregg Johnson's daughter); Evan Steeves, son of Mark Steeves; Seminarian Bryce Evans; Bob McCaffrey's sister, Anna Hoffman, Arlene Niles (Bob Fashing's daughter); Marty Whatmuff (Dave's wife); Bill Peloquin Sr., Frank & Leona Butina, (Russ Funk's moth-er-in-law & father-in-law); Bob Vogel-pohl, Jim & Marlys Wishy, Bob Hazelton, Vincent Bazzani, Austin Loeffler, Joyce Kirscher (Jack’s wife), Don Kramer, Toy McGee (Larry’s wife), Christine Munoz (Bob Clark’s daughter).
Remember family members & friends who are sick or are having surgery, men and women serving in the military and those men studying for the priesthood or deaconate. If you know of any Knight or family member who you would like to be included on our prayer list please call Dave Wilhelm, 763-425-7754 or Tom Heltemes, 763-425-2314 or e-mail: [email protected]
Prayer Vigil The SVDP Knights, Council 9139,
will again lead and coordinate an annu-al prayer vigil on Saturday, October 15, 2016 from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Rob-binsdale Clinic P.A. located at 3819 West Broadway, Robbinsdale MN 55422.
In 2015 the clinic performed 1,039 abortions - in our backyard! The clinic is the third largest provider of abortions in the state of Minnesota.
The 10 hours will be broken into five 2-hour prayer vigils. Two hours of prayer may save a life of a child. We are holding the vigil in support of the "40 Days for Life" international effort that has had great success in reducing the number of abortions, closing abortion facilities across the United States and encouraging employees to find alternate work. With God's blessings, SVDP expe-rienced a baby save during our 2015 prayer vigil. Also, our efforts helped to close the abortion center at Region's Hospital located in St Paul, MN. Put the date on your calendar; your support is needed. Questions call Duane Cros-land ([email protected]) 763-441-8683 or cell; 763-442-1033) or Mark Bergeron ([email protected])."
Memorial Mass Please plan to attend this year's
KC Memorial Mass. It will be held on Thursday, November 3 at 8 a.m. in the St Vincent de Paul chapel. This is an annual event that gives us the opportunity to honor the deceased members of our Council; Terry Phenow, Richard Grugal, Rob-ert Petron, Dennis Collins, Sylvester Bueltel. Refreshments and fellow-ship follow the Mass in the West meeting room.
WomenSource Breakfast Our Council will be serving a
breakfast on Sunday, October 23 from 8:15 til 12:30. This year we will serve french toast, cheesy-hash browns and sausage links. The net proceeds will be donated to Wom-enSource. We"ll need volunteers to help with the set-up on Saturday and to work on Sunday. If you can help please call me at 763-420-5224 and leave a message if I'm out.
Tom Clifford
Soccer Challenge
The local Soccer Chal-lenge was held September 15. Thanks to the school staff and teachers that helped.
Thanks also to Harry Voit, Jim Doroff, Bill Ashbeck, Gil Fleischhack-er, Jeremy Lawinger, Dan Johnson, Tom Heltemes who did the scoring.
Results in next month's newslet-ter.
Ken Smith, chairman
BloodmobileThe blood drive is scheduled for
Thursday, Oct. 27 from 3 to 7 p.m. “Signup Sunday” will be after all weekend masses Oct. 22-23. Call Dick Montroy at 612-419-0419 if you are able to work at the signup table after one of the masses that weekend. Vol-unteers are most welcome.
Sign up early and do it online at www.mbc.org/searchdrives and enter sponsor code 0264. I’d like to see lots of Knights on the donation list, I’m sure a great many of you are eligible to donate. Taking 20 minutes of your time to donate blood can save many lives, just commit to do it! If you don't have computer access, give me a call to schedule a donation time.
Dick Montroy
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 9139 September, 2016
Council9139
Grand Knight’s Message Paul Greninger, Grand Knight
Every Sat. at 10 a.m. the rosary is prayed at the Robbinsdale Abortion Center, 3819 West Broadway, Robbin-sdale.Sept. 5, Labor DaySept. 6, Membership meet., 7 p.m.Sept. 9-10, Lion's RoarSept. 23, WomenSource GalaSept. 27, Planning meet., 7 p.m.Oct. 7, 24-Hour AdorationOct. 15, Prayer VigilOct. 27, Major degree, St. Joseph the
Worker Blood Drive
Calendarof Events
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THIS SPOT COULD BE YOURS!If you have a business or would like to adver-tise in the Leaflet please call Tom Heltemes, 763-425-2314or Russ Funk, 763-420-5527(It would be a good way to support our council)
From the Editor: Deadline for the newsletter is the 15th of each month. If any Brother Knight has any information to be published, please feel free to mail it to me at 9955 Pilgrim Way, Maple Grove or e-mail it to: [email protected] DIRECTORS please get me an article before your event & following the event to keep all members informed.--Tom Heltemes, Editor--425-2314
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• Don't sell your car, DONATE IT!! If you or someone that you know has a car, truck, boat or
maybe a motor home that runs,save the hassle of selling it
and donate it to a good cause. We even take vehicles with rust,
oil leaks and dents no prob-lem. Call Brother Knight Paul Greninger 763-425-7316 for
details on how to donate. Thank you to those who have.
2016-2017 CounCiloffiCers & DireCtorsGr. Knight, Paul Greninger ... 425-7316 [email protected] Deputy GK, Kelvin Landeis .... 391-5700 [email protected], Ken Smith ............ 420-6794 [email protected] Chaplain, Fr. Michael BarsnessTreasurer, Tom Clifford.......... 420-5224 [email protected], Jerome Walalee, Sr. 323-8433 [email protected], Paxton Casimir ..952-454-8009 [email protected], Tom Hanson ......... 416-2043 [email protected]. Guard, Mark Bergeron ..... 503-7341 [email protected]. Guard, Ryan JohnsonFinancial Sec., Sean Olmstead 712-5457 [email protected]:(3-year) Kevin Ahlers ............ 427-2330 [email protected](2-year) Russ Funk ................. 420-5527 [email protected](1-year) Tom Heltemes .......... 425-2314Lecturer, Don Pfau ................. 425-7543 [email protected], Recruitment & Retention: Robert Moreland ...............557-0874 Bob Clark ........................... 424-5509Program Director Ken Smith . 420-6794 [email protected] Council Act. Director Jeff Boos ............................. 657-0004Family Directors: Darrell Healy ...................... 425-7506Community Act. Directors: Marty Carman ....................315-1803 Tom Stevenson ..................... 420-3465Youth Act. Directors: Jesse Puhl ............................ 559-2964 Tim Holtan ..........................420-3468 Church Act. Directors: Randy Hollingsworth ........ 232-1931Pro-Life Act. Directors Mark Bergeron ................... 503-7341 Duane Crosland ...............442-1033Ga mbling Director, Tim Ryan 783-2490 Leaflet Editor, Tom Heltemes 425-2314 [email protected]. Dep., Bill Peloquin .........424-1824 [email protected]> Dist. Warden, Mike Brekke763-425-1658 [email protected] Ins.--Dan Falsted ..........612-310-5254 [email protected]
Riding Richard Bergen's convertible in the Lion's Roar Parade were GK Paul Greninger and his wife Kim.
Richard Bergen receives Knight of the Month Award from GK Paul Greninger.
Pictured left to right: Kelvin Landeis, Ryan Johnson and Alysa Johnson, Rachel Barr, Rick Bergen, David Barr, Paul Greninger, Kim Greninger, Jack Barr, Bill Peloquin, Not Pictured Ed Keller (St. Gerards Council)
Pictured helping work the Pull Tab booth are left to right: Tom Heltemes, Scott Omundson, Kelvin and Patty Landeis and Doreen Puhl.
Lion's Roar recap I would like to thank all the Knights and
family members who helped at the Lion's Roar. Thank you to Chairperson Kelvin Landeis also Patti Landeis for taking pictures and thanks to Knights Rick Bergen use of his car, Ryan and Alyssa Johnson, Bill Peloquin, Jack, David, and Rachel Barr for all your help with the parade. I thank Darrel Healy for co-chair tent set up Friday a.m. and Saturday p.m. tear down along with the 18 Knights who helped. In the Pull Tab booth thank you Kevin and Shari Ahlers and the 11 Knights and family members that helped out. As you can see it takes many hands to make an event successful.
Paul Greninger Co-chair