June Navigator

“Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.� Proverbs 27:17

Deacon Dean Marshall the week before his ordination during the holy hour and benediction on May 28 2019.

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Fair Oaks Council #6066 Division 5/District 7 Council http://www.kc6066.org Twitter: @KofCCouncil6066 Facebook: @FairoaksCouncil6066

“Fear Not” For Nothing is impossible with God

Inside this edition Grand Knights Message

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Council and Community

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Adoration and Prayers

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Father Doheny article

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Birthday’s and wedding Anniversaries

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Father Doheny Car Donation flyer

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First Degree Anniversaries

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Knight and Family of the month

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Doheny Fund Advertisement

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District Deputy Message

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First Degree Anniversaries

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Golf Flyer

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Insurance Agent Message

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Rummage sale flyer

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Membership Drive

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Calendar

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State Convention Officers GK

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Michael Ochoa

916-730-3178 DGK

Pat Miles

Chaplin Rev. Fr. Aldrin 916-967-1229 Basarte Chancellor Frank Abi916-337-9171 Nader Warden Trevor 916-396-5775 Harris Lecturer Bill 916-802-5271 Heilmann Inside Guard Rex 916-724-9645 Dinneny Outside Guard Ben 916-586-1661 Hanneman

Patrick J Miles

Faith Director

Chuck E Friedrich

Cursillo Round Table Chair Chuck E Friedrich

Recorder

916-849-8698

Program Director

David 916-508-5216 Wagner Trustee 1-Year Bruce 916-769-6300 Fairchild Trustee 2-Year James 916-801-9373 Carlson Trustee 3-Year Dave 916-716-5187 Murray Advocate Walt 916-961-4698 Schaff Treasurer Rod 916-961-6167 Tarrer Financial Secretary Patrick 916-961-8652 Wagner

Community Director

Christopher J Ward

Habitat for Humanity Chair Michael Ochoa Life Director

Douglas A Crumley Jr

Pro Life Couple

Monica and Douglas A Crumley Jr

Health Service

Vacant

Public Relations

Andrew J Cunha

Navigator Publisher

Andrew J Cunha

Family Director

Mark A Montalvo

Membership Director

Francis J Abi-Nader

Recruitment Committee 1

Howard W Tank

Recruitment Committee 2

John P Brennan

Recruitment Committee 3

Martin T Burgermyer

Retention Chairman

Patrick J Miles

Insurance Promotion

Howard W Tank

Vocations Round Table Chair

David R Murray

“Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17

“Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17

I want to thank you for the opportunity to serve as your Grand Knight this past year. I know the year was busier than normal. We did many things for the parish, school, Carmelites, Fish Fry, Claire’s House, ID Drive, Habitat for Humanity and more. It was great to see so many knights step up and help in our community. We made a difference!

council that stepped forward. Most recently, Br. Sergio Perra lead the Mother’s Day Bouquet effort. Br. Andrew Cunha took the Navigator the next level! Br. Tony Martin and Br. Carlos Lopez helped many events, including the Fish Fry and the Wheelchair breakfast, while Brother Rick Terry stepped up many times to help after mass or several of our events!

I also want to thank my wife Karen and son Michael for their support in tolerating my long hours away from home. Karen has been especially supportive when I came home late after events.

Let’s not forget about our long standing knights, like SK Don Wagner and Br. Tony Luna and the Golf Tournament Committee for organizing the most successful tournament ever! Wow!! The biggest year ever!! PGK Dave Murray again ran the Keep Christ in Christmas and Br. Paul Gohring organized the Tootsie Roll Drive; it was their swan song I’m not sure how we’re going to follow in their footsteps.

During Admissions Degrees DD John Brennan always tells new Knights becoming a Knight involves family. This year I realized how true his comments really were. Together Karen and I worked to support many parish and council events!

Many Knights influenced our council to be better Catholic men in both unity and charity! ToMany of our events we did this year relied upon gether we completed the most aggressive event our spouses to make things happen, from the Air calendar in recent history. The events this year Show, Christmas Party, the Lenten Fish Fry, and were completed because of your support! more Knights and their wives joined in the fun.

Thank you!

Thank you for getting involved! I appreciate and value all the time you dedicated to supporting I especially want to thank DGK Pat Miles and all our council activities. the council officers for their support. I appreciate their mentorship, guidance If you recall, I started this year with the call for and prayers! Finally, again, unity within our council and emphasize the first thank you for your confidence tenant of our order in all we did. I then encourto serve as your Grand Knight aged the council to reflect on the verse, “Iron for Columbian year 2018-19. sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another,” It was a great honor.

Proverbs 27:17. Boy was SK Trevor a constant reminder of this with his many calls to action Vivat Jesus! and the “nugget” suggestions he had throughout GK Mike the year! Don’t forget our newer knights to our

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ADORATION CHAPEL SCHEDULE Tuesday Morning 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM

Name

Phone #

June

July

Mike Ochoa Bill Jones John Brennan Jim Carlson

916-730-3178 916-966-3911 916-967-1738 916-801-9373

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PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Our Church offers perpetual adoration of Jesus Christ truly present in the Most Blessed Sacrament. We invite you to come adore our Lord in our Chapel of the Holy Eucharist. The Council has reserved an Adoration Hour between 6:00 AM and 7:00 AM each Tuesday. If you want to be added to the rotation schedule, contact The Navigator’s publisher. _________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please Pray For Please keep the following Knights and their families in your Prayers: David Abi -Nader, Delores Bousliman, (wife of deceased Knight Lloyd Bousliman), Brian Condon, George Chillemi, Al Dennis, Joe DiSessa, Fidelis Eke, Miguel Escobar, Michael Fox, Dan Heisler, Kathy Knutson (wife of Knight Ken Knutson), Paul Parker and wife Gerrie, Kim Tank (wife of Knight Howard Tank), Tony DiNapoli (Brother in law of Vic Warnerdam), Father Joshy Mathew, Diane Buzzard (Br Melvin Buzzards wife)

ADORATION & BREW First Wednesday of every month

and Anthony Cunha (Br Andrew Cunha Father Also, please pray for the souls of all our deceased Brother Knights including: QC Miles, father of DGK Pat Miles, SK Jerome Centabar, Mel Recacho, Dennis Reibold, Diana Fischer (wife of deceased Knight Warren Fischer), and Brother Carl Lang

To add or remove names in this section please contact, Navigator Editor, at AndrewJCunha@gmail.com

FRATERNITY OF FATHERHOOD

No better way to start the month! Spend time with Third Wednesday every month men in front of Jesus. It’s like a mini-retreat! AdoraThe Fraternity of Fatherhood is for all men. Our detion and a brew. Meet at St. Mel Chapel. at 7PM. We pray sire is to serve the Lord in all areas of our lives and to espetogether to The Lord then grab a quick brew with friends at cially model our fatherhood after the example of God the Fair Oaks brew pub.

Father and His goodness. There is a trust, friendship that is fostered in Christ. Real men- real talk! “You learn to serve as St. Joseph did and realize that God has entrusted His children to your fatherly care”!

Fr. Santan Pinto, SOLT (9/13/47 -12/16/11) Meet at Denny’s in Orangevale 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm.

Contact: Mike Allison text: 916-834-6226 or email Meallison5@gmail.com “Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17

“Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.� Proverbs 27:17

Wedding Anniversary

Birthdays

Years

Christopher Ward

6/2 Rosalie Atilano

6/16

Michael Karelius

6/4 Elisabeth Hummer

6/16

Denise O'Connors

6/6 Joseph Brennan

6/17

Diana Amador

6/7 Matthew Burke

6/17

Beatrice Kolenski

6/8 Edward Lopes

6/17

Raymond Drake

6/10 Michael Allison

6/20

Christine Brennan

6/13 Vincent Mammano

6/23

Ann Chillemi

6/13 Stephanie Beigel ay

6/24

Gregory Sheppard

6/14 Gerrie Parker

6/29

Edmundo Corpuz

6/15

First Degree Anniversaries Christopher Anderson John Brennan David La Branch Tristan Tank Benjamin Pelka Matthew Helgeson Donald Ward Ramon Garcia David Murray George Kolenski Gregory Sheppard Michael Ochoa Joseph Brennan Frank Gastelum H Klein Jim Phillips Nicolas Mejia Sean O'Grady Richard Phelps Michael Karelius Terry Hansen Henry Medina Patrick Bridgford June 2019 Navigator

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Years 20 20 20 8 35 8 8 10 10 53 13 9 4 36 27 4 1 1 17 4 37 13 9

George and Beatrice Kolenski

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Joseph and Jean Disessa

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Albert and Joy Schindler

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Henry and Nancy Luckie

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Walter and Marilyn Schaff Gary and Brenda Mc Collum Benjamin and Carla Pelka Denis and Barbara Shunta Kevin and Virginia Williams Raymond and Theresa Drake Rodd and Donna Tufto Gregory and Cindy Cunningham John and Norma Pippig Michael and Karen Ochoa William and Bobbie Heilmann Andrew and Mary Colleen Pugno

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Dear all Knight Wives, If we have missed your anniversary we want to express our deepest apologies.

We know our system is not up to date.

Please notify FS Pat Wagner if we have missed you. Thank you

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR LIFE Recently I lost a dear friend of mine. He had a small life policy with another company under $100k in value. A small retirement fund that he was putting money into. My friend a lifelong Catholic, a Brother Knight passed away at the age of 58. Most of us would consider this too early for our Lord to call someone home but unfortunately we have no control over his plan for any of us. A lot of the Brother Knights I visit feel they are set. This week I had an appointment with a Brother Knight who knew about our appointment but wasn't there. He left the entire meeting up to his wife because he had to plan out some cooking event! My time is valuable is so is yours. I set time aside from my work and family to help families plan so they do not end up in the same predicament as my friend did.

The Brother finally showed up as his wife and I concluded our meeting. She had told me that he took the 50% pension option at his job. I asked her what she was planning on doing when her income drops off by 50% when he passes. There was the deer in the headlights look. He remained silent. I informed them that there are two options, one is life insurance to create a pension to replace the one from his job and the other is a settlement option on his retirement funds which will provide guaranteed income with no market risk.

Keep in mind that we take on market risk when we are trying to grow our money prior to retirement. Once we are in retirement mode we want guaranteed payouts and limited or no risk as we will need those funds to get us through retirement in case the good lord doesn't call us home early.

In closing my friend has four kids, two adults and two minors. His wife will reach the "blackout period" with social security survivor benefits on three of the four kids.

She will receive no survivor benefits until she is 60(7 years) and only benefits on one of the four kids. How do you prevent this from occurring with your family? You take 30 minutes out of your valuable time to sit down with me and learn how the Knights will protect you in a Catholic way, a way our founder would be proud of. And not leave your family destitute.

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Membership!!

By: SK Frank Abi-Nader

The Colombian year 2018-2019 draws to a close this month. I am sorry that we did not meet our quota for new members or insurance. I ask myself what else could I have done to put us in the winning column. The question you should ask yourself is the same.

We should be joyful however and thankful for the good men who joined Fair Oaks Council 6066 this Colombian year. My thanks and the Council's thanks to our members who joined in our recruitment efforts.

The new members are men who will help grow our council and be prepared for success in all our programs of service in the future. Which one will grow to fill the office of Worthy Grand Knight?

In the company of our Worthy Grand Knight SK Michael Ochoa, I was a delegate to the California Knights of Columbus 117th State Convention May 15 -19, 2019 in San Diego. In addition to the business meetings and election of State Officers we had opportunities to meet delegates from other councils around the state. Retaining active Knights and growing membership was always a topic of discussion.

Daily Mass was celebrated by Bishops from San Diego as well as neighboring dioceses. It was rewarding to hear each celebrating bishop extol the benefits to church and community from all the work done by the Knights of Columbus.

Most Rev. Kevin W. VANN, J.C.D., D.D. Bishop of Orange in California shared some of his memories of his involvement in the Knights following his father who was a Grand Knight.

The Knights of Columbus remains the largest lay service organization in the Catholic Church. Let us keep it growing.

As this is my last column I want to thank all of you who helped grow our council this year. Make it happen next year. Your participation has been a blessing.

If you are interested in being an officer next Colombian year, contact our appointed nomination commodity DGK Pat Miles, or DD John Brennan

“Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.� Proverbs 27:17

“Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17

State Convention

week. We portrayed how the leadership of this same group of men organized the Men's Day of Faith.

Our Fair Oaks Council won the inaugural Faith in Action Award for "Faith Activities" at the 117th California KofC State Convention. It was quite the honor to receive this distinction among nearly 800 other state councils.

We also showed how our council supported our Seminarians, including 2 brother Knights in the seminary and the support we shared of our Brother David Wagner in his early discernment. Finally, we spoke about our support and appeal for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, either by personally taking a holy hour (more than 20 of our Knights do this), as a council (each Tuesday of the month), and to encourage our Knights to attend the monthly "Adoration and Brew". What we accomplished illustrates what the Knights of Columbus strives for each council to achieve for the faith formation of our brother Knights and community.

We set the bar pretty high!

By GK Michael Ochoa

The KofC changed it's programs this year for the first time in over 50 years. The order went from “Surge in Service” to “Faith in Action.” Faith in Action features fewer categories: Faith, Family, Community and Life. That means the competition for the 4 awards got a lot more tight! To win, councils needed to reflect to the awards committee their work through the year in each of these four categories. Our council brother knight and District 7 Deputy John Brennan coached our council and the others in district 7 how to align our activities to “Faith in Action”. I thank Worthy DD John for his persistence and guidance to insure our Council meet the basic requirements of the new program.

Finally yet importantly, our council placed 8th for the "Family Activities" award. We did this because of the support we provided for programs like Food for Families, Family of the Month/Year program, Keep Christ in Christmas program, support of our parish school, and the Consecration to the Holy Family. We also received Columbian award streamer for our banner to recognize our council’s donation to the State Columbian Charities program.

I believe our council received this first ever “Faith Activities” award in California because we illustrated to the selection committee what we did to encourage faith in our community. We demonstrated our commitment to “Faith” in particular by Thank you to all our Brother Knights for your the establishment of our council, Cursillo Round steadfast dedication to parish community and the Table. I’m certain Council 6066 was the first emphasis our fostering a faith filled council! Well council in the State, perhaps even across the entire done! order, to establish a Cursillo Roundtable. We Vivat Jesus! paired the love for Cursillo and the close-knit relationship between our two communities as the catalyst to feed faith in our In coming state deputy, Dave Abbot, asked us to be Knights of faith, Knights of council.

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Council & Our Community Knights who attended the Men Day of Faith

Brother Andrew Cunha rece shining star award.

“Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.� Proverbs 27:17

“Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.� Proverbs 27:17

Our new Br. Michael Faber and his family.

Please join us in welcoming them to our council

Our new Brother Claude Jones and his Family. Please join us in welcoming them to our council

eived the .

We reached our goal of 100 donations to Blood Source/ Vitalant. Thank you to our council and community for your support

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The Father Richard Doheny Religious Education Fund

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the perpetual adoration chapel. But just as importantly, Father Doheny has inspired untold people, and nurtured the spiritual and emotional well-being of many.

In fact, our beloved Father Liam McSweeney is Father Doheny’s cousin!

It was on behalf of Father Doheny that The Father Richard Doheny Religious Education Fund was established. This California, non-profit, religious corporation is dedicated to the memory of Father Richard Doheny, who tirelessly served the Catholic community of Fair Oaks for decades, and who placed a special emphasis on the importance of Catholic education and

By John Brennan, with excerpts from the Sacramento Diocesan religious vocations. The Fund’s Mission Statement is Archives, Vol 5, No 22 The Father Richard Doheny Religious Education Fund “To promote religious education and religious voca(The Fund), a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, was tion by means of financial assistance to individuals, institutions, and organizations in support of Catholic established by members of Fair Oaks Council 6066.

Doctrine.”

The Board of Directors must consist of our Council members and are elected by the officers of our Coun- To honor the fund mission statement, the Fund assists cil. The intent of The Fund was to establish a means in financing two scholarships created by our Council: to support Catholic education for primary school and “The Father Richard Doheny Scholarship Award” and seminarian studies, and to honor Father Richard Do- “The Phil F. Duffy Scholarship Award”. In addition, heny, a Pastor of St. Mel for 30 years. For those who The Fund has annually supported seminarians, includmay not have known Father Doheny, here is a short ing Father Alex Estrella when he was in Seminary, bio from the Sacramento Diocesan archives.

Deacon Dean Marshall, and our Brother Benjamin Condon.

For 57 years Father Richard Doheny offered inspiration, wisdom The primary fundraiser for The Fund is our annual and kindness to the people of Sac- Parish Rummage Sale, this year being held the weekramento through Catholic ministry. end of June 21-23, 2019. In addition, the Directors of During these years he placed par- The Fund are happy to introduce another fundraising ticular importance on the benefits source: donate your car to our charity! The Fund has of education and reaching out to partnered with “Donate for Charity, Inc.” Look for people. more information about the Rummage Sale and the Born in the parish of Gortnahoe in car donation program in this issue of The Navigator.

County Tipperary, Father Doheny Finally, one additional way you can support religious left Ireland in 1948 for Sacramen- education and seminarians is by making a legacy reto. After a brief spell at St. Patrick's Parish in the town membrance intention and donation to The Father of Angel's Camp, he was transferred to St. Joseph's Richard Doheny Religious Education Fund. Our beParish in Marysville. Five years later he was appoint- loved Brother Dennis Reibold made his wishes ed Pastor of St. John Parish in known, “in lieu of flowers, Quincy, where he spent the next donations can be made to the six years. St. Paul's Parish in Father Richard Doheny ReliSacramento was Father Dogious Education Fund.” The heny's next destination. Here he Fund also received an exspent 16 years and has been tremely generous donation credited with spearheading a mafrom The Dennis Reibold Esjor overhaul of the parish. tate. Your consideration to do likewise for this very worIn 1976 Father Dohney moved thy cause would be greatly to St. Mel in Fair Oaks. Here he appreciated. spent his remaining years, overseeing the expansion of the parish both physically and spiritually. His lasting legacy at St. Mel's can be seen in the youth ministry room, the parish offices, and in “Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17

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Knights of the Month

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Br. Jim Philips, BR. Michael Karelius, PGK Bruce Fairchild receiving their Knight of the month award.

Family of the Month

Brian and Jeanne are an integral part of our parish community. They have raised a beautiful, tight-knit, Christ centered family and are a loving example to our council and parish community. As a family with eight children, many of them grown, they can still be seen attending mass together as much as they can. Throughout the years the boys have participated in various ministries including a steady run of alter servers. Their youngest and only daughter Elisabeth is involved in parish life including the young adult ministry and she recently lived her Cursillo weekend. In fact, more than half of the family, including both Jeanne and Brian have lived their Cursillo weekend. Jeanne also leads the parish Vocations Committee and is involved with several other ministries across the parish. Brian, Ben and David are all members of our Fair Oaks council. David is currently a Marine severing our country and Ben is currently in Mount Angels Seminary in Oregon. The Knights of Columbus and St. Mel parish love and appreciate Condon family.

Congratulations! “Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.� Proverbs 27:17

“Iron is sharpened by iron; one person sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17

from A Note from District Deputy John Brennan

How the words “UNDER GOD” came to be added to the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag

received, and a total of seventeen resolutions were introduced in the House of Representatives to so amend the Pledge of Allegiance as set forth in the Public Law relating to the use of the flag. The resolution introduced by Congressman Louis C. Rabaut of Michigan was adopted by both Houses of Congress, and it was signed by President Eisenhower on Flag Day, June 14, 1954, thereby making official the amendment conceived, sponsored, and put into practice by the Knights of Columbus more than three years before.

I have a challenge for you: Try not to smile the next time you recite the Pledge of Allegiance, especially when you say “UNDER GOD”. With many additional American flags flying on Memorial Day, Flag Day on June 14th, and Independence Day, July 4th, I’m reminded of the pledge In a message to Supreme Knight Luke E. Hart at the meetwe say while facing it. The following is an article distrib- ing of the Supreme Council in Louisville, August 17, uted by the Knights of Columbus (995-99).

1954, President Eisenhower, in recognition of the initiaThe Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States tive of the Knights of Columbus in originating and sponoriginated on Columbus Day, 1893. It contained no refer- soring the amendment to the Pledge of Allegiance, said: ence to Almighty God, until in New York City on April “We are particularly thankful to you for your part in the 22, 1951, the Board of Directors of the Knights of Colum- movement to have the words ‘under God’ added to our bus adopted a resolution to amend the Pledge of Allegiance as recited at the opening of each of the meetings of the 800 Fourth Degree Assemblies of the Knights of Columbus by the addition of the words “under God” after the words “one nation”. The adoption of this resolve by the Supreme Board of Directors had the effect of an immediate initiation of this practice throughout the aforesaid Fourth Degree Assembly meetings.

Pledge of Allegiance. These words will remind Americans that despite our great physical strength we must remain At their annual State Meetings, held in April and May of humble. They will help us to keep constantly in our minds 1952, the State Councils of Florida, South Dakota, New and hearts the spiritual and moral principles which alone York and Michigan adopted resolutions recommending give dignity to man, and upon which our way of life is that the Pledge of Allegiance be so amended and that Confounded. For the contribution which your organization has gress be petitioned to have such amendment made effecmade to this cause, we must be genuinely grateful.” tive.

In August, 1954, the Illinois American Legion Convention On August 21, 1952, the Supreme Council of the Knights adopted a resolution whereby recognition was given to the of Columbus, at its annual meeting, adopted a resolution Knights of Columbus as having initiated, sponsored and urging that the change be made general and copies of this brought about the amendment to the Pledge of Allegiance; resolution were sent to the President, the Vice President and on October 6, 1954, the National Executive Commit(as Presiding Officer of the Senate) and the Speaker of the tee of the American Legion gave its approval to that resoHouse of Representatives. The National Fraternal Conlution. gress meeting in Boston on September 24, 1952, adopted a similar resolution upon the recommendation of its PresiBeyond the Knights’ influence, just saying “One nation dent, Supreme Knight Luke E. Hart. Several State Frater- under God” makes me smile. I can’t help it. nal Congresses acted likewise almost immediately thereafVivat Jesus, ter.

John Brennan At its annual meeting the following year, on August 20, District Deputy 1953, the Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus repeated its resolution to make this amendment to the District 7 Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag general and to send copies of this resolve to the President, Vice President, Speaker of the House, and to each member of both Houses of Congress. From this latter action, many favorable replies were June 2019 Navigator

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June 1st 2nd 6th 6th 6th 9th 16th 16th 17th-20th 20th 21th-23rd 30th

Dean Marshall Ordination Father Dean Marshall reception Pre-Meeting Meal and General Business Meeting Council Officer Elections Scholarship Awarded Father's Day Spiritual Bouquet available after Masses Father's Day Rummage Sale Donations Begin Rummage Sale Donations/Set Up Officer Planning Meeting Rummage Sale (Volunteers Needed!)

KofC Columbian Year End

July 4th 7th 11th 18th 27th and 28th TBD TBD

Independence Day Coffee and Donuts Pre-Meeting Meal and General Business Meeting Officer Planning Meeting Food basket collection Installation dinner for new officers Blood drive and breakfast

Fair Oaks Council # 6066 P.O. Box 1180 Fair Oaks, Ca 95628

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BE INSPIRED! Learn About the Cursillo Community

All Catholic Men and Women invited to An Evening of Food, Praise, Prayer and Spiritual Presentations Join us as our talented Cursillo band leads us in worship and praise songs, hear local lay people share what God is doing in their lives. Our leaders will be available to pray for your individual concerns. Free food as well! Nourish your body and your spirit.

WHEN: THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 25TH, 6:30 PM – 8:15 PM WHERE: ST. IGNATIUS PARISH, Garden Room, 3235 ARDEN WAY SACRAMENTO, CA 95825 WHO: SPONSORED BY SACRAMENTO CURSILLO MINISTRY

For More Info Contact: Bruce Collins- (916)515-1987 Michael Faber- (916)719-5565

Bring a Friend!