June 2017 Voice of the Spirit

IN SERVICE TO ONE. IN SERVICE TO ALL MONTHLY PUBLICATION FOR THE OHIO STATE COUNCIL

“THROUGH HIM, WITH HIM, IN HIM”

YEAR 2 MONTH 12 JUNE 2017

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STATE DEPUTY Jurisdictions in the Order with a 77.46% of intake goal. To date we have retained but 1220 of those new members in the first eleven months of the Fraternal Year. This places us 5th among the Division 1 Jurisdictions.

Again to put this into perspective we should be at 92% of our net goal or 1426 members retained.

Brother Knights, A little about membership…

Brothers we have just a little over three weeks to set our mark in Membership this Fraternal Year! We will have two Membership Incentives working this month. The current month’s incentive, Dad’s, Grad’s, and Holy Men and something special State Membership Director Nick Gresko has asked for. Be sure your Council Membership Director is fully aware of the contest and what is at stake for a good intake in new members.

Please see the State Membership Director Nick Gresko’s article for details.

Gross Intake – June 2nd numbers (New Member Recruitment) We are currently 43rd of 74 Jurisdictions in the Order with a 75.91% of intake goal. To date we have recruited but 1708 new members in the first eleven months of the Fraternal Year. This places us 7th among the Division 1 Jurisdictions. To put this into perspective we should be at 92% of gross intake or 2070 new members. We will have to continue to step up our recruiting pace to get back on track this month. In real numbers we will need 542 new members per month over the next month to retain our Circle of Honor status. With a tremendous effort I know that together we can make this happen.

Net Intake (New Member Recruitment less Suspensions and Withdrawals) We are currently 38th of 74

Net/Net Intake (New Member Recruitment less Suspensions, Withdrawals and Out of State Transfers) We are currently 53rd of 74 Jurisdictions in the Order with a -20% of intake goal. To date we haven’t retained any of the new members in the first eleven months of the Fraternal Year. Again most of losses this month were due to member deaths. There was an unusual amount of deaths recorded again in May. This again places us 4th among the Division 1 Jurisdictions. Again to put this into perspective we should be at 92% of our net/net goal or +92 members retained.

Again on the positive side we are 20 members short of being on the plus side and growing. Not in leaps and bounds but growing as a Jurisdiction; and we still have another month to recover more of our losses. With a good membership plan and an aggressive approach to church drives and new council development we can get back on track. It does however raise the bar each month now to try to rundown and catch up with our goals.

Keep scheduling those 1st Degrees.

Every District Deputy is required to schedule and conduct a 1st Degree in his district every month. Our Degree Page on the State Website should be “Busting’ Out” and overflowing with degree information. Right now I see a good number of Admission Degrees scheduled in the month of April; I should see 83. This tells me still need a little work setting up Admissions Degrees in the majority of our districts.

Successful Councils, Districts, and Diocese have a good practice of frequent degree work, and I have the records to prove it. This is not the practice as laid out and requested of me rather by the Supreme Knight. We also will need each of those degrees to

be productive so everyone may help us reach our goal of 2,250 new members.

State Council Finances: At the present time the State Council finances are in good shape. The audit and budget were approved by the Audit Committee at the State Convention.

We are now in a transition process with new officers assuming new roles in the financial process.

Council contributions to the “Voice of the Spirit”: One feature of this monthly publication needs are events, programs, and human interest events from the local Councils throughout Ohio. Any Council wanting to submit an article of interest to the “Voice of the Spirit” for publication each month should send a finished article and photo if applicable to PSD David Helmstetter. Brother Dave will then edit and decide which articles are to be include in each month’s issue. Brother Dave’s email address is: dhelmstetter@bright.net More names and emails needed: We have the ability to reach every Brother Knight in the state with this monthly electronic newsletter, the “Voice of the Spirit”. If you are a Grand Knight, Financial Secretary, or District Deputy receiving this publication you may obtain a list of email from your council or councils and forward them to State Media Chairman Brother James Maslach at his email address; osckofc@gmail.com. Brother Jim will place you on the email list and then be able to receive this publication along with other important and informative memos from the State Council.

In closing…

May God continue to Bless you as you continue to the work you do in Jesus name. Dedicate everything you do for Him to the honor and glory of God and see what changes it will make in your life. God Bless Brothers, have a good month and a better month than the one before. Let’s all work to “Make Ohio Great Again”.

“Thank you” for allowing me to serve you my Brother Knights as your State Deputy.—Robert F. Collins, Jr.

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STATE CHAPLAIN

Reflections from Our Worthy State Chaplain Father Edward J. Janoch It was on Wednesday, August 27, 2014, I had an appointment with the then Worthy State Secretary, Robert F. Collins, Jr.. We scheduled a meeting to discuss the beginnings of starting a Knights of Columbus council at St. Charles Borromeo Parish, in Parma, Ohio. This council was founded on February 11, 2015, on the Memorial of Our Lady of Lourdes. Before the meeting, Worthy State Secretary Collins ask me for a favor. If you know our Worthy State Deputy, he was waving his finger at me he said to me: “Father, would you do me the favor of being my Worthy State Chaplain?” My quiet reaction was not “oh no,” but “that is interesting.” I asked what does this opportunity entails and he gave me copy of a two-year schedule of events. I was taken aback, but our Worthy State Deputy said that I would not have to attend all of these events, for this schedule was for the events he was required to attend. I told him I would get back to him after I talked to my Pastor, Fr. John Carlin. Fr. Carlin said it was okay with him as long as I would not be away for too many weekends. I called our Worthy State Deputy and told him I would be honored to be the Worthy State Chaplain.

He thanked me and told me he would send a letter to Bishop Richard Lennon requesting this appointment. I received my letter from Bishop Lennon on September 8, 2014, the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

And so this is how I became your Worthy State Chaplain.

As they say, “time flies when you are having fun” and time seemed to really fly. I pray that I have been able to make our 58,000 Knights in Ohio to be better husbands, fathers, and Catholics.

I know that at times I had failed due to our flawed human nature, but I really hoped that us Knights where able to live out, more profoundly, our principles of

Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism. I hoped that we were able to build up our families, our Domestic Churches and taken advantage of the Supreme Council’s indicatives on this program. I hope that we became more involved in our communities through our efforts in Habitat for Humanity, Coats for Kids and the endless patriotic activities our communities offer. I hope that we supported our parishes and our priests and bishops through our prayers and financial support. I hope that we increased our support for our future priest, our seminarians. I hope that we increased our efforts to defend life

through the Ultrasound Initiative and the prayer program of the Silver Rose of Our Lady of Guadalupe. I hope that we provided opportunities for our brother Knights to sacrifice our time, talent and treasure for charity through the State Council Super Cash Bonanza and our local charities hopefully benefited from our increase donations to these programs. I hope that the placement of our State Council and all Ohio Knights under the patronage of our Blessed Virgin Mary under her title of Our Mother of Good Counsel has helped us these past two years.

I have been asked, “Aren’t you glad that your time as the Worthy State Chaplain

is coming to an end?” I responded, “No, I am not glad that it is coming to an end. I would like for it to continue, but I know that my time needs to end. I was able to visit and celebrate the Sacraments in all six dioceses in Ohio. State Conventions, District Deputy Weekends, State Tours, Fourth Degree Exemplifications, and Supreme Conventions let me see Knights in action dealing with Faith, Family and Fraternity. I have been able to work with very dedicated Worthy State Officers, Faithful Navigators, Grand Knights, Council Officers and Brother Knights which lets me know that our Order is alive and growing in Ohio. I will always cherish this time as your Worthy State Chaplain. If I were asked to be the Worthy State Chaplain in the future, I would respond with a resounding “Yes.” I was blessed to become your Worthy State Chaplain on Wednesday, July 1, 2015 and on Friday, June 30, 2017, I will end my term as your Worthy State Chaplain. On Saturday, July 1, 2017, I will be blessed to become your Former Worthy State Chaplain. I pray for you, continue to pray for me.

Vivat Jesus!

Fr. Edward J. Janoch Worthy State Chaplain

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HOLY FATHER’S PRAYER INTENTIONS

Mother of Good Counsel Prayer

Offered in Solidarity with Pope Francis

By Venerable Pope Pius XII O Holy Virgin, to whose feet we are led by our anxious uncertainty in our search for and attainment of what is true and good, invoking you by the sweet title of Mother of Good Counsel, we beseech you to come to our assistance, when, along the road of this life, the darkness of error and of evil conspires towards our ruin by leading our minds and our hearts astray. O Seat of Wisdom and Star of the Sea, enlighten the doubtful and the erring, that they be not seduced by the false appearances of good; render them steadfast in the face of the hostile and corrupting influences of passion and of sin. O Mother of Good Counsel, obtain for us from your Divine Son a great love of virtue, and, in the hour of uncertainty and trial, the strength to embrace the way that leads to our salvation. If your hand sustains us, we shall walk unmolested along the path indicated to us by the life and words of Jesus, our Redeemer; and having followed freely and securely, even in the midst of this world's strife, the Sun of Truth and Justice under your maternal Star, we shall come to the enjoyment of full and eternal peace with you in the haven of salvation.

Amen.

June 2017 National Leaders That national leaders may firmly commit themselves to ending the arms trade, which victimizes so many innocent people.

Starting in 2017 the Pope will present only one prepared prayer intention per month, rather than the two presented before this year.

He plans, however, to add a second prayer intention each month related to current events or urgent needs, like disaster relief.

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If you’ve put off purchasing coverage, or you realize that you may need additional insurance, the Order may still be able to help you, even if other companies cannot. In fact, in 2012, the issue age of our permanent life insurance products was extended to age 80, and in 2014, the issue age of our term insurance was extended to age 70.

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STATE MEMBERSHIP

Commit to Membership Nick Gresko

Since this will be my last Voice of the Spirit Article I wanted to thank all of the State Officers, Councils, members, District Deputies and my FANTASTIC MEMBERSHIP TEAM for all of their hard work and efforts these past two years!! I can’t say thank you enough!!! I have learned a lot and this was truly an experience of a life time!!!

I Need HELP From NonRecruiting Councils Each month I put into my monthly update with all the winners, top diocese and top councils the following statement, “Remember the goal is +250 for the month. Inspector Membership

New Council Development John Brown As this fraternal year draws to a close, I want to thank everyone for their hard work and support these past two years.

In some ways, the time just flew by and in others it didn’t. We, the Brother Knights of Ohio started ten councils during the past two years. The seven last year were amazing.

While the process of developing a new council is not difficult, it takes persistence and dedication. I want to leave you with a few tips on what to do and what not to do to successfully start a new council.

Most pastors are extremely busy and

knows we can do it! What are you going to do for June - keep the same from last or go out pound the pavement helping Team Ohio be #1 again? Will your diocese make a leap towards being #1? That is all up to you! There is still 81 councils that still have not recruited a new member since July 1st.

Our Worthy State Deputy and I need these councils to jump on board and bring in a new member. If they did just think what our numbers as a state would look like. A lot of times getting that first member in is all you need to get a few more especially if you promote the Shining Armor Award.

This encourages the new members to bring in a new member and if you make a big deal at your council about it trust me the new members will come!!! If you need help as a council in recruiting new members please don’t hesitate to ask a State Officer, Your DD or anyone on the Membership Team.

Any of these people would be glad to help your council out. That is what we are all here for! Between now and the end of July I want to see this list at less than 48 councils that their staff will do everything they can to prevent anyone “bothering” him. When you try to contact a pastor, in person or on the phone, don’t be surprised to be rebuffed by the office staff – they are doing their job as they see it. If you are unable to reach Father that way, there is one sure fire way to talk with him – after Mass. Take no more than a minute or two to explain why you want to meet with him. If he’s interested, he will schedule a meeting. If he’s not, he now has a name, a face and a phone number if he changes his mind.

Do your homework before you talk with Father. If the parish does not have enough people to support a council, consider a council that rotates between the two. The state has some very successful councils that work that way.

With more and more priests covering multiple parishes, this is a very viable

have not recruited a new member. On the next page you will find all of the Councils that have not recruited a new member as of 6/2/2017 in chronological order by diocese. option.

I want to thank Worthy State Deputy Collins for the opportunity to be a part of the state team. It has been a pleasure and I have learned much from him. I want to thank Inspector Membership – Nick Gresko – for his friendship and his leadership of the membership team. It has been the “experience of a lifetime” and I would not have missed it for anything. Thank you to everyone who worked to fulfill Father McGivney’s vision of a council in every parish.

My term is up, but the vision continues.

Please work just as hard for State Deputy Elect Kevin Miller.

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Every Council Active by Diocese—5/25/17 Non Recruiting Council-No Gains for the Fraternal Year Cincinnati (12 of 88) - 13.63% Mike Felerski - DMD Larry Droesch – State Warden

Cleveland (11 of 72) - 15.27% Jerry Nowesnick - DMD Bob Collins - State Deputy

Springfield Greenville Fr. Sourd Saint Remy Lasalle Saint Martin Deporres Glenmary Saint Mary Saint Benignus St. Lawrence - Price Hill Fr. Gustav Brotzge St. Isidore

624 1796 2423 3890 5621 5624 5674 10149 14092 14545 14665 16348

Stuebenville (14 of 26) - 53.84% Tom Offenberger - DMD Bob Byers - State Treasurer Immaculate Heart of Mary Bellaire Mother of God Fr. Jessing Fr. Frank Patala Toronto Saint. Anthony Our Lady of Peace Saint Mary's Our Lady Assumption Pieta Bishop John King Mussio Saint Francis Cabrini Saint Gabriel

Northeast Brooklyn-Parma Bishop Hagan Southeast Trinity Don Bosco John F Kennedy Saint Elizabeth Ann Seaton Saint Peter's Saint Vincents St. John of the Cross

Columbus (10 of 73) - 13.69% Keith Dunnigan - DMD Kevin Miller - State Secretary 2786 2803 3126 3222 4217 4801 5506 11464 13601 14054 15737

Toledo (14 of 69) - 20.28% Jim Collins - DMD Mark Siracusa - State Advocate 472 1246 1421 1664 1716 2187 2262 4243 5174 5250 5583 9804 11195 11380

Bellevue Rosecrans/Willard Saint John Neuman Clyde Bryan West Toledo Infant of Prague Blakeslee Fr. Deveaux Saint Lawrence Holy Cross Walter Keppler Our Lady of Lourdes Holy Trinity Our Lady Queen of the Most Holy Rosary

Coshocton MacGahan New Philadiphia Santa Maria Fr Holtzapfel Holy Trinity Buckeye Lake Holy Family Christ the King St. Mark's Fr. Charles Griffin at St. Peter's

994 1065 2372 2898 10284 13081 13379 13428 13705 15447 15793

Youngstown (20 of 59) - 32.20% Ken Girt-Immediate Past State Deputy 752 885 1117 1175 1915 3122 3617 3883 4169 5139 8357 10063 15043 16264

STATEWIDE TOTALS 81 OF 387 COUNCILS NOT RECRUITING

20.93%

Youngstown Canton Wellsville Carroll Warren Kent Niles Louisville Girard Fr. Joseph Gallagher Lisbon Jefferson Fr. Lambert J Andrews Our Lady of Lourdes Saint Peter's Saint Mary's Saint Paul the Apostle Saint Robert Bellarmine St. James St. Lawrence

274 341 507 509 620 1411 1681 2530 2935 3144 4049 4212 4433 4533 5173 5589 11551 11646 14491 14959

Form 450 is like GOLD!!!

Form 100s

DVD Admissions Degree

District Deputies please make sure within 3-7 days of holding a degree in your District the Form 450 is turned in.

This is extremely important because this allows us to track if Supreme actually processed your Form 100’s! If you took the time to bring in a new member the State Membership Team wants to make sure you get credit for your hard work and effort. The Form 450 can be filled on line at the State Website and then it automatically sends it to who it needs to go to. Take advantage of this!!!

Within 3-7 days of a degree any Form 100’s should be emailed to the Supreme Council at membershiprecords@kofc.org and the State Membership Director Nick Gresko should be CC’d on this email at greskon@sbcglobal.net Supreme is able to process the Form 100 much quicker this way and you have a receipt that they were sent in your sent mail.

Plus this saves your council the cost of a stamp every time new members are brought in.

Worthy Grand Knights and Financial Secretaries it is extremely important that you are talking to your District Deputy and that he knows when you are planning these because he needs to submit a Form 450 and this is not happening all the time right now. Please get this information to your District Deputy so that he can do what he needs to do and to insure you get credit for the work that you are doing when it comes to degrees.

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Mission #24: Dads, Grads and Holy Men...Oh My! TO: Great State of Ohio FROM: Inspector Membership Worthy Brothers Across the State of Ohio: June is a special time of the year. Graduations and Father’s Day make for a very busy month for many.

These are great opportunities to recruit new members. Now that the kids are done with school, dad has more time to grow in faith.

That amazing graduate is of age to join the Knights.

There will be Priests and Deacons at many of those graduation celebrations. Heck, it’s a smorgasbord of available men.

Everyone has the opportunity to “cash-in” on the prospects. Check out the flyer on the next page and click to view the video for more details.

Retention Michael Jordon and Bill Wirtz Retention to Ensure Our Future Brothers, Two years ago we were about to embark on the new fraternal year with the new State Deputy and a new set of program activities under the heading of Retention.

feel needed and respected, and to impress upon them how they are valued members of our fraternity.

For those who have embraced the Retention Activities Program these past two years, thank you for your efforts to reach out to all our current members. For the rest, prepare to get off the sidelines and get in the game.

We encourage you to close out the “Through Him, With Him, and In Him” program We started by defining with open arms and hearts. “retention” choosing the Thank you all for your following: “the fact of keeping support. It has been an something in one's memory” honor to serve with you. or “the act or power of remembering things.” Why Michael Jordan use this version? Because State Retention Director East we emphasized that “retention” is not about the Form 1845 process. We still William Wirtz, Jr. strongly recommend we all State Retention Director be more proactive, so as to West lessen the need for the Form 1845 notice.

Please continue to make contact with our Brothers by any means necessary to ensure they are not forgotten, to help them to

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STATE GENERAL PROGRAMS

General Service Program Robert Walsh We are now into the last month of the 2017 program year. Although the State Program is over, you can still do programs to fulfill requirements for the Columbian Award, Form SP-7. This is due by June 30th. Please get them in as early as possible, just in case Supreme should return it, that way it can be fixed and returned.

Elections should be happening at your council meetings, this means form 185, report of Council Officers is due by July 1st. Form 365 Service Program Personal Report, and this is due by August 1st. If you do not have all the Program Directors you can still send it in and file an amended one later.

again for the month of April, no council submitted a Family. I know from reading your newsletters that many Councils use this program at the council level. Please think about taking the next step, and turn an application into Supreme.

Besides the SP-7, the RSVP refund/ plaque application form # 2683, and the Annual report of Round Tables form #2630 is due by June 30th. The Soccer Challenge Kit should be ordered by July 1st.

The Family of The Month program from Supreme is a great way to recognize a Family from your Council, but once

I would like to thank you for your support of the “Through Him, With Him, In Him” General Program for the last

Church

Programs in the “Through Him, With Him, and In Him” State Program. A total of 103 councils received the maximum amount of points in the Church Activities portion of the State Program Contest with 100 points earned. Based on the reports that I read and pictures I saw in those reports, our members have been receiving a substantial amount of Religious and Spiritual attention and direction. I want to thank all of the Councils across the State of Ohio for your participation and for sharing your activities with me.

Jeff Kiliany It has indeed been a real pleasure for me to serve as the State Church Director. In my second year as State Church Director, I already knew that I would once again hear about and become involved in programs and activities that the councils in the state of Ohio were doing to improve the Spiritual well-being of their members and for their parishes. I was not disappointed, as over 770 Church and Vocations Activities were reported by the 191 councils that hosted Church

Please remember to also submit these activities in the Church Program

two years. It is an honor to help your Council grow and be on the State Deputy Robert Collins team.

Let’s continue to grow the order in programming and membership to keep Ohio Great.

Check out the end of the Voice for all of the state award winners announced at the 118th State Convention in Columbus.

section of the Supreme Columbian Award application form (SP-7) due by June 30th.

As we begin this new Fraternal Year, it is always a good practice to look forward and tentatively plan your council’s activities for the upcoming year. The new Church Program will offer numerous suggestions to help tend to the “Spiritual” needs of your council’s membership. As we are part of a CATHOLIC men’s organization, we should plan activities that stress and nurture our Faith as Catholic gentlemen. Please call or e-mail with any questions. I will be happy to assist you and your council.

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Community Tom Forsthoefel We are in the last month of the fraternal year and your council still has time to finish the year on a high note.

First and foremost, your council should be working on meeting your membership & insurance quota to make Star Council for the completion of the year. Also, if your council is in line to make Star Council for the fraternal year you will need to make sure all your administrative reports are sent to the Supreme Council along with your Columbian Report that is due by June 30, 2017.

Present community activities that your council is acting upon in the month of June can be reported with the new

administration if they match the new guidelines that will be set forth by State Deputy Elect Kevin Miller’s administration. Make sure your council has 2 representatives available for the upcoming road shows in the early part of July 2017 so that you can follow the new guidelines established by the new upcoming administration.

I would like to thank all the councils that submitted community reports to the state web site the past two fraternal years. The councils around the state have been very active in sharing the act of charity to the less fortunate victims and organizations that need our assistance. Many of these people and organizations would be hard up if it wasn’t for the generosity of the Knights of Columbus in the State of Ohio. Just like the Measure-Up rulers state on the back of the rulers that we pass out to

playing field for people of faith, the right to practice faith in business, Catholic adoption agencies and humanitarian Brett Gissel services are being forced to The summer months are often a time for compromise on beliefs or cease operations, and if immigrants are able to a break for individuals and organizations. Human life issues do not get the pastoral care they need. These are all examples of how religious liberty take a break and I hope that you is at stake. Work with you pastor on continue your efforts to protect human programs you can do to pray for life from conception through natural religious freedom, bring awareness to death. others about these infringements, and how you can help change the laws to Aside from continuing your ongoing keep these from growing. Some Culture Of Life work and planning for examples of activities you can hold are the 2017-18 fraternal year, there are some activities your council may want to a Memorial Mass for SS. Thomas More and John Fisher on June 21 (vigil) or do. There is the United State June 22 (their Feast Day) to open the Conference Of Catholic Bishops Fortnight For Freedom, have a speaker Fortnight for Freedom during the at your council to talk about religious summer. There is a bill in the Ohio liberty, or an outreach event to promote House of Representatives that would the Fortnight For Freedom. The ban abortions based on a prenatal Down Syndrome diagnosis that we can USCCB also has resources on this. act upon. Pregnancy Centers have House Bill 214 would “Prohibit abortion many other needs where we can help if unborn has or may have Down them help the families choosing life.

Syndrome.” We would certainly like to see an end to legalized abortion The USCCB Fortnight For Freedom regardless of if any diagnosis about the runs from June 21 to July 4. This can still be used for your Columbian Award child, but this will help save lives.

Studies have shown that 85% of application for this fraternal year. “In this time of increasing polarization in our children in the womb diagnosed with Down Syndrome are aborted. If you culture, we can contribute to a better understanding of this issue in a way that wonder why you do not see as many respects all people. We can speak with people with Down Syndrome, it is because many are being aborted. You friends and neighbors about religious can contact your representative to freedom and work to clear up support this bill or sign a petition in misconceptions about it.” Consider support of the bill. whether you feel we have an equal

Culture of Life

the people that make donations annually, “You do make a difference to those in need.”

Now, I would like to thank Robert F. Collins, Jr., State Deputy and his leadership team for taking the State of Ohio one step closer to greatness throughout the order for the Knights of Columbus. His team put a great program together for the councils to follow and achieve so that the individual councils could make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate. Continue what you are doing to make our organization a group of proud Knights of Columbus Members. It has been an honor and a pleasure to serve as your State Community Director for the past two fraternal years.

Vivat Jesus Ending abortion, regardless of any diagnoses, is s step in the direction of saving lives. We still have work to do in building up the Culture Of Life. We do this as living examples of how to respect our selves and others as well as helping those in need. We, myself included, can become better disciples of Christ by studying the Theology of the Body from Pope St. John Paul II or another program directed toward respect of one’s body. Whether through a study program for adults, sponsoring a study program for the youth, or even helping with one of these programs, we can improve the culture at our parishes and in our communities.

I have promoted diaper drives for pregnancy centers throughout this fraternal year. I do hope that more councils will do this in the 2017-18 fraternal year. Another item needed at some pregnancy centers are cribs.

These can be expensive for some families, but will provide safe sleeping spaces for the new born children.

Please contact a local pregnancy center to find out their needs.

In your planning for the 2017-18 fraternal year, please also consider holding an activity associated with the National Day Of Remembrance For Aborted Children on September 9 or the Order Wide Day Of Prayer For The Unborn Child, which is held on or (Continued on page 11)

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contact me. The guide I use for Culture Of Life programming is what I have found around March 25 to coincide with the on Supreme’s website. The activity Solemnity of the Annunciation of the should be one that focuses on Lord. When planning the latter, note that “defending the right to life of every the date frequently gets transferred due human being, from the moment of to Holy Week and the Octave of Easter. conception to natural death” and involve volunteering, educating, advocating, If you need help in coming up with donating, and praying. This should be Culture Of Life programming, please your guide on what constitutes a Culture (Continued from page 10)

Of Life program. If you have any questions about Culture Of Life programs, please contact me at BrettGissel@gmail.com.

STATE WEBSITE & SOCIAL MEDIA

You’re One Click Away Robert Gilliland Printing out and submitting the Council 185 and 365 Forms!!!

This month of June is again where the Council Financial Secretaries and Council Grand Knights can begin processing their Form 185 (Report of Officers), and Form 365 (Service Program Personnel) forms on the State website. Council Financial Secretaries and Council Grand Knights will have access to a special Council Administrative Forms section on the State website.

At the bottom of this new page, you will see a “Council Forms” section. Click on the link that says “Council Administrative Forms” to maintain the Council administrative forms (185, 365, 1295, 1728, SP-7).

Council Financial Secretaries will have access to the Form 185 (Report of Officers) and the Council Grand Knight will have access to the Form 365 (Service Program Personnel). The Council Financial Secretary will also have access to the Form 365 to help assist the Council Grand Knight, if need be.

The Form 185 (Report of Officers)

The Council Financial Secretary will see a screen like the one below that will If at any time an officer is changed, even if it is clicked on the “Print Form” allow selection of any member in the Council roster to fill the elected position. and “Submit Form to Supreme” buttons will be hidden and a message reminding Start the process by clicking on the the user to save the information will be Officers Election Date and select the displayed (see next image). You need to date of the Council Election of Officers simply click the from the calendar date picker that pops "Save Form" button and the buttons will up. become visible again.

Select the appropriate Officer from the dropdown list for each officer position in your Council. As you change the officers, you will see a red notice at the bottom that the data has changed. Not to worry, it is a safeguard for you to let you know that something was changed.

If a particular office is unfilled (no one is elected to that position and it is empty), simply leave it at the “-- Please Select -” option and the position will remain unfilled when the form is printed.

You can save the form and come back to it at any time in the future. The website will remember what officer you have selected for a particular office and you can continue filling the form in when you come back to it at a later time.

When all of the Council officers have been entered into the State website, click “Save Form” on the bottom of the page so that the selected information can be stored in the State Website. This is important because the forms are generated from the saved data.

Once the data has been saved, click on “Print Form” and after a few seconds, a PDF document will download to your computer for you to print off and keep for your records.

When the “Submit Form to Supreme” button is pressed, the same PDF that is generated in the “Print Form” will be (Continued on page 14)

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PENNIES FOR HEAVEN

2016-2017 Pennies for Heaven Campaign – Final Report The 2016-2017 Pennies for Heaven Campaign was completed on April 29, 2017 and Ohio Knights raised a grand total of $132,039.65. This total includes contributions from 211 out of our 382 active councils in Ohio, or 55% participation. And the total includes contributions from eleven assemblies, one chapter and one general agency.

Thank you, Brothers, for all your hard work for seminarian support and vocation awareness. Keep praying for an increase in vocations to the priesthood, diaconate, and religious life.

Cincinnati Archdiocese Council Total

Council

Total

Council

Total

500

$243.00

3382

$200.00

12912

$225.00

659

$171.00

3698

$233.33

13813

$59.00

968

$550.00

3724

$250.00

13874

$254.00

1162

$964.64

3890

$400.00

14504

$1,100.00

1195

$420.00

3891

$100.00

14665

$260.65

1592

$509.85

4424

$569.00

14882

$365.50

1610

$209.00

4587

$90.00

14891

$197.26

1800

$276.25

5128

$202.00

14995

$336.00

1991

$574.11

5129

$1,007.00

15424

$74.00

2158

$103.71

7981

$350.00

15533

$347.44

2798

$300.00

8115

$77.00

15645

$92.00

2927

$21.00

10215

$100.53

16461

$58.16

3324

$130.00

11355

$359.01

2927A

$20.00

3369

$50.00

11550

$530.83

3056A

$1,002.00

3376

$200.00

12359

$1,076.82

822A

$1,500.00

Total

$16,159.09

Cleveland Diocese Council

Total

Council

Total

Council

Total

310

$1,095.75

4731

$115.00

14111

$300.00

547

$282.85

4801

$98.00

14255

$293.00

733

$500.00

5405

$178.00

14406

$517.75

789

$175.80

5506

$100.00

14416

$150.00

947

$209.00

5559

$150.00

14551

$1,005.25

2886

$154.00

5613

$190.00

14714

$50.00

3213

$119.00

7970

$933.00

15614

$25.00

3269

$1,000.00

10792

$381.50

15942

$572.99

3304

$201.02

13517

$100.00

16137

$559.21

3529

$161.70

13755

$216.89

16279

$278.00

3541

$25.90

13984

$343.00

16376

$124.00

4498

$5,000.00

14054

$200.00

Total

$15,805.61

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Columbus Diocese Council

Total

Council

Total

Council

Total

505

$182.00

5297

$284.91

11665

$10.00

576

$4,569.00

5429

$48.12

12641

$284.00

671

$1,176.00

5534

$463.56

12772

$1,025.00

721

$200.00

5776

$1,001.00

12939

$532.42

741

$350.00

10765

$1,437.00

13081

$1,000.00

910

$1,871.25

10820

$100.20

13581

$241.17

994

$140.82

10863

$1,037.21

13705

$2,630.00

1016

$1,519.00

10941

$1,500.00

14093

$452.50

1056

$190.00

11187

$1,088.04

14346

$27.00

1597

$15.00

11188

$3,180.25

14457

$140.00

1786

$1,681.13

11193

$944.10

14671

$1,075.00

1973

$3,387.83

11207

$140.00

14962

$307.18

2372

$92.14

11208

$5,868.39

15793

$185.90

2898

$400.00

11216

$160.00

15824

$454.00

3727

$1,275.59

11224

$179.00

16561

$60.00

3864

$299.00

11275

$4,207.09

2727A

$1,027.27

4324

$278.00

11311

$364.00

3157A

$380.55

4603

$1,000.00

11354

$531.45

Col Ch

$2,500.00

5253

$3,500.00

11445

$5,242.01

Valent

$1,000.00

Total

$63,235.08

Steubenville Diocese Council

Total

Council

Total

Council

Total

472

$650.00

2565

$1,181.00

11195

$195.15

478

$832.50

4243

$1,000.00

11828

$735.00

1641

$1,405.50

4361

$100.00

15569

$90.31

2262

$550.00

4617

$650.00

803A

$100.00

Total

$7,489.46

Council

Total

Toledo Diocese Council

Total

Council

Total

386

$78.00

1915

$100.00

546

$200.00

1944

$75.00

9788

$631.00

626

$250.00

1968

$235.00

10043

$188.00

687

$1,275.43

2280

$162.00

11370

$300.00

711

$475.00

2642

$119.51

12224

$501.22

752

$200.00

2661

$243.66

13636

$50.86

957

$2,025.00

3062

$123.00

14155

$1,026.13

1175

$66.00

3617

$195.19

14344

$467.58

1197

$112.00

3883

$20.71

14502

$672.53

1234

$52.17

3904

$200.00

15043

$542.68

1494

$158.74

4448

$609.00

15905

$2,219.99

1718

$210.00

4539

$375.00

16264

$51.02

1750

$147.92

5628

$254.42

2800A

$258.50

1757

$1,000.00

6034

$638.16

2900A

$280.00

807A

$528.00

Total

$21,813.70

6373

$287.33

7978

$4,207.95

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Youngstown Diocese Council

Total

Council

Total

Council

Total

341 507 554 558 1417 1569 1681 1818 3777 3813

$50.00 $50.00 $308.29 $450.00 $1,231.90 $260.00 $25.00 $227.00 $150.11 $50.00

3930 4212 4433 4733 5173 5582 5589 7491 10183 11037

$105.50 $170.21 $102.00 $416.81 $50.00 $260.00 $243.00 $100.00 $101.50 $200.00

11369 11801 11915 12756 13260 13371 14186 14959 15458 3034A 834A

$50.00 $200.00 $665.25 $100.00 $22.00 $61.34 $173.00 $648.80 $200.00 $100.00 $25.00

Total

$6,796.71

Grand Total:

$132,039.65

As of this writing, 7 Financial Secretaries have completed the Form 185 and 2 of them have completed the Form 365. We are off to a great start!

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electronically emailed to Supreme Council, the State Council, your District Deputy, and to the Council Financial Secretary.

The nice thing about this new system is that the “Submit Form to Supreme� can be repeated, without having to enter the data again. The saved data will be used for the report. This also make is easier to submit a new form partway in the fraternal year is any officer position changes. This system is an important step in building up the Council Officers for the State Directory and keeping it current with up-to-date information about the Council and its officers.

The Form 365 (Service Program Personnel) Report Just like the Form 185, the Service Program Personnel report conveys information about who in the Council is in charge of the various service

Please feel free to email me at bobgkofc@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Thank you.

programs like the Council General Program director, the Church, Community, Council, Youth, Membership, and Retention directors.

This is normally submitted by the Grand Knight as he appoints the various service personnel. The Financial Secretary will have access to this form to help the Grand Knight if need be.

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OHIO KNIGHTS IN ACTION Council #5286 Provides 2 Sonogram Machines!

Geneva-Madison Council, #5286, raised over $21,000 towards a state-of-the-art, 3D/4D Sonogram machine. The K of C Supreme Council’s Ultrasound Initiative provided the matching funds to complete the purchase. This machine was then gifted to the Mya Women’s Center of Ashtabula, OH. The Mya team reports to council leaders that they have has already witnessed how the ultrasound’s imagery contributes to the change of hearts in women who come to the Judy Christen, Development Director of Mya, thanking Knights for the starter, center, scared and portable ultrasound which was replaced with the final, full-sized machine. unsure of what to do with an unplanned pregnancy. In a very short time, they have saved a dozen babies who might otherwise have been aborted.

The need for a medical women’s pregnancy center that offers life-affirming options in Ashtabula County began in March 2016 for the council. A prayer request had reached a Brother Knight who in turn shared this dream at a Council meeting. God’s grace surely blessed our consensus when a Brother approached Providian Medical to see what machines were available. In their generosity, they donated and delivered a portable 3D/4D machine in time for Mya to open in September of 2016. This machine was passed on to a women's center in an economically depressed area in southeast Ohio. The full-sized 3D/4D ultrasound was delivered in late February, less than a year from the project’s start.

The council’s fundraising began with its first charity golf outing, organized under the direction of the Deputy Grand Knight Tom Furmanek.

Robert F Collins, Ohio State Deputy, comments during the Dedication at Mya Additional Women's Center, Ashtabula, Ohio. contributions came from Council 360, local churches, individuals, businesses and organizations, who also support the cause for life. The first Michael E. Kahanca Charity Golf Outing saw 15 Knights present for 150 knight hours during this 10 hour event. More than 20 volunteers worked more than 200 hours.

The event resulted in 33 hole sponsors including Council 360 of Ashtabula, OH; Council 4212 (Jefferson); Council 5286 (Geneva-Madison) and Council 7491 (Champion). Robert F Collins, Jr., State Deputy of Ohio, was among the 80 golfers.

The Rev. Fr. Ray Thomas of Our Lady of Peace, Ashtabula, for the Bishop, bestows the 'blessing' during the Dedication Ceremony on March 28, 2017. Participants included Knights from local Councils and state level officers of the Knights of Columbus, and supporters of Mya Women's Center.

Co-authors: Nick Spano and Paul Wadowick Photographer: Paul Wadowick Many more photographs are available per request.

Contacts in support of this article: Nick Spano: Culture of Life Program Director, Council 5286 5239 Lake Rd W #403, Ashtabula, OH 44004-8522 330-718-1181 spanohio@neo.rr.com Paul Wadowick: Lecturer and Retention Chairman, photographer and publications, Council 5286 620 Aletha Street, Geneva, OH 44041-1504 440-812-4870 pwadowick@roadrunner.com Judy Christen: Development Director, Mya Women's Center 517 W. Prospect Rd, Suite C., Ashtabula, OH 44004 Phone: 440-990-9107 / 724866-5958 Email: judy@myawomenscenter.com or info@myawomenscenter.com Web Site: myawomenscenter.com COUNCIL 5286: 6113 South Ridge Road W Geneva OH 44041 https://www.facebook.com/ Geneva-Madison-KofCCouncil-5286102696296462134/

The sonogram room contributes to the warmth of compassion during the ultrasound procedure.

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STATE AWARDS Below is a list of the awards distributed at the 118th State Convention on May 27, 2017 at the Columbus Airport Marriott.

These are the results as of that date. Any changes since then are not presented here. BOLD indicates state award winner.

DISTRICT DEPUTY AWARDS—SECOND HALF ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI

DD #7

Timothy Mangan

DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND

DD #27

Michael Kalal

DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS

DD #41

Rob de Santos

DIOCESE OF STEUBENVILLE

DD #52

Erol J. Hosdil

DIOCESE OF TOLEDO

DD #59

Jason Tabb

DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN

DD #82

Edward Sekula

DIVISION 1

4361

Recognizing Members with 60-Years of Service Dinner

DIVISION 2

11208

Knights Assistance Fund

DIVISION 3

14995

Council Mentoring Program

DIVISION 4

14416

Recycling Helping Hands Fundraiser

DIVISION 5

14111

Monthly Spotlight Articles

DIVISION 1

2798

Blacktop Social Recruitment Drive

DIVISION 2

10215

Squires and Knights, Fathers and Sons Breakfast Recruitement

DIVISION 3

14995

Council and Squires Recruitment Table at School Open House

DIVISION 4

10043

Veterans Benefit Dinner and Recruitment Drive

DIVISION 5

16571

Chartering Mass and Fiesta Recruitment Drive

DIVISION 1

968

Grotto Care

DIVISION 2

7978

Beer for Monks

DIVISION 3

10765

Parish Rectory Renovation

DIVISION 4

14416

Pilgrimage to St. Anthony Shrine

DIVISION 5

12939

Lenten Movie Night

DIVISION 1

1039

Sisters of Notre Dame Event

DIVISION 2

10792

Mission of Hope to Cincinnati

DIVISION 3

12359

Vocation Essay Contest

DIVISION 4

14416

Pancake Breakfast for Seminarians

DIVISION 5

16137

Waterford Nativity Set Raffle for Seminarians

DIVISION 1

554

Hot Lunch Program

DIVISION 2

7978

Council Fundraisers

DIVISION 3

14255

5K Race

DIVISION 4

386

Black History Month

DIVISION 5

16376

Community Breakfast

RETENTION AWARDS

MEMBERSHIP AWARDS

PROGRAM AWARDS CHURCH

CHURCH VOCATIONS

COMMUNITY

16

PATRIOTIC ACTIVITIES DIVISION 1

1757

Honoring Responders

DIVISION 2

5129

Flags for Tipp

DIVISION 3

5534

Marysville 4th July

DIVISION 4

7491

Traveling Wall

DIVISION 5

15942

Independence Day

DIVISION 1

1039

Senior Christmas Dinner

DIVISION 2

947

Free Pasta Dinner for Dues

DIVISION 3

1801

Christmas Poinsettias for Widows

DIVISION 4

15942

Parishioner Whellchair Ramp

DIVISION 5

15905

Lenten Luncheon Series

DIVISION 1

10863

Father-Daughter Dance

DIVISION 2

11208

Trunk or Treat

DIVISION 3

2238

Family Night

DIVISION 4

3369

Father’s Retreat and Dinner

DIVISION 5

12939

Rosary Procession After Festival

DIVISION 1

626

Installation of 8-Right to Life Billboards

DIVISION 2

10215

Placement of 2 Ultrasound Machines

DIVISION 3

5286

4-D Sonogram On Wheels

DIVISION 4

3369

25th Annual March for Life and Spaghetti Dinner

DIVISION 5

15942

Silver Rose and Baby Shower

DIVISION 1

968

Hamilton Night with the Reds

DIVISION 2

14551

Coats for Kids

DIVISION 3

14344

Coats for Kids

DIVISION 4

13977

Easter Egg Hunt

DIVISION 5

14111

Breakfast with Santa

DIVISION 1

3724

Fairborn Council

DIVISION 2

14504

Fr. Francis X. Hoffer Council

DIVISION 3

11207

St. Patrick Council

DIVISION 4

12772

Fr. Edward Fitzgerald Council

DIVISION 5

14111

Prince of Peace Council

FIRST

2158

Fr. Kunkler Council

SECOND

310

Gilmore Council

THIRD

3724

Fairborn Council

FOURTH

4731

North Olmsted Council

FIFTH

5801

Saint Jude Council

COUNCIL

FAMILY

CULTURE OF LIFE

YOUTH

BEST COUNCIL NEWSLETTER

DIVISION 1 WINNERS

17

DIVISION 2 WINNERS FIRST

14502

Blessed John XXIII Council

SECOND

478

Marrieta Council

THIRD

11275

Saint Andrew Council

FOURTH

14551

Saint Hilary Council

FIFTH

11208

Saint Brendan Council

FIRST

11216

Saint Peter Council

SECOND

5534

Marysville Council

THIRD

14995

Monsignor Lawrence K. Breslin Council

FOURTH

13984

Brook Park Council

FIFTH

5128

Saint Malachy Council

FIRST

12772

Saint Joseph Council

SECOND

15905

St. Joan of Arc Council

THIRD

5628

Immaculate Conception Council

FOURTH

15458

St. Michael the Archangel Council

FIFTH

1944

Oak Harbor Council

FIRST

16561

St. Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli Council

SECOND

16571

La Morenita Guadalupe Council

THIRD

14111

Prince of Peace Council

FOURTH

16137

St. Charles Borromeo Council

FIFTH

8369

Fr. Mitchell Cieslik Council

DIVISION 3 WINNERS

DIVISION 4 WINNERS

DIVISION 5 WINNERS

“IN HIM” AWARD

“WITH HIM” AWARD

“THROUGH HIM” AWARD

2158 Fr. Kunkler

310 Gilmore

4361 Msgr. Joseph Dooley

5534 Marysville

478 Marietta

11208 Saint Brendan

5628 Immaculate Conception

3724 Fairborn

11315 Boardman

11216 Saint Peter

5128 Saint Malachy

14155 Saint Patrick of Heatherdowns

12772 Saint Joseph

11275 Saint Andrew

15458 St. Michael the Archangel

14111 Prince of Peace

13984 Brook Park

16137 St. Charles Borromeo

ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI

Br. Ray Ronan OFM CAP

3724 Fairborn Council

DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND

NONE

DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS

Gordon Mott

DIOCESE OF STEUBENVILLE

NONE

DIOCESE OF TOLEDO

Sister Lynda Snyder

1039 Msgr. Lang Council

DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN

Rev. Robert F. Pfeiffer

558 Alliance Council

14995 Monsignor Lawrence K. Breslin 15905 St. Joan of Arc 16561 St. Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli 16571 La Morenita de Guadalupe RELIGIOUS OF THE YEAR

11188 Church of Our Lady Council

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VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI

Percy Gross

3724 Fairborn Council

DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND

Ken Ministry

7970 North Ridgeville Council

DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS

Amy Mickley

910 Saint Luke Council

DIOCESE OF STEUBENVILLE

Donald Zaryck

4361 Msgr. Joseph Dooley Council

DIOCESE OF TOLEDO

Steven Cherry

14344 East Toledo Council

DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN

Todd Rodrick

1569 Leetonia Council

ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI

Joel Busch

1801 Fr. Schumacher Council

DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND

Daniel McClelland

3304 Geauga Council

DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS

Lieutenant Barry Wright

11187 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Council

DIOCESE OF STEUBENVILLE

John Lemal

4361 Msgr. Joseph Dooley Council

DIOCESE OF TOLEDO

Todd Shafer

1039 Msgr. Lang Council

DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN

Officer Daniel Gillespie

5589 Saint Mary’s Council

ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI

Linda Ann Eagle

3724 Fairborn Council

DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND

Jerri Donohue

13984 Brook Park Council

DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS

Bobbie Thomas

910 St. Luke Council

DIOCESE OF STEUBENVILLE

Theresa Madden

4361 Msgr. Joseph Dooley Council

DIOCESE OF TOLEDO

Sandy Albright

14344 River East Mother Theresa

DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN

Karen Almasy

4733 Holy Martyrs Council

ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI

Julia Arnold

1801 Fr. Schumacher Council

DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND

William Price

7970 North Ridgeville Council

DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS

Rachael Mickley

910 St. Luke Council

DIOCESE OF STEUBENVILLE

Hayden Daley

4361 Msgr. Joseph Dooley Council

DIOCESE OF TOLEDO

Stephanie Ravas

7978 Perrysburg Council

DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN

Jacob Schillig

4733 Holy Martyrs Council

ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI

Matthew and Kelly Hunt

1801 Fr. Schumacher Council

DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND

Andrew and Tara Mostoller

14551 St. Hilary Council

DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS

Chris and Michelle Mallon

14093 St. Anthony Council

DIOCESE OF STEUBENVILLE

Joe and Robin Callon

11828 Saint John Neuman Council

DIOCESE OF TOLEDO

Dennis and Tonia Adkins

14344 East Toledo Council

DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN

Paul and Mary Ann Haig

554 Massillon Council

ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI

Frank P. Carchedi

3724 Fairborn Council

DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND

Dr. Thomas Bica

4168 Medina Council

DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS

Neil Williams

10820 Fr. John Kempf Council

DIOCESE OF STEUBENVILLE

Dr. Thomas E. Graham

4361 Msgr. Joseph Dooley Council

DIOCESE OF TOLEDO

Jim Lemert

15905 St. Joan of Arc Council

DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN

Bruce A. Nordman, Sr

4733 Holy Martyrs Council

BLUECOAT OF THE YEAR

LADY OF THE YEAR

YOUTH OF THE YEAR

FAMILY OF YEAR

KNIGHT OF THE YEAR

19

CHAPLAIN OF THE YEAR ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI

Rev. Fr. Thomas Schmidt

14504 Fr. Francis X. Hoffer Council

DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND

Rev. Msgr. William Bonczewski

14551 St. Hilary Council

DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS

Rev. Fr. Donald Franks

10820 Fr. John Kempf Council

DIOCESE OF STEUBENVILLE

Rev. Fr. James M. Dunfee

4361 Msgr Joseph Dooley Council

DIOCESE OF TOLEDO

Rev. Fr. Adam Hertzfeld

15905 St. Joan of Arc Council

DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN

Rev. Fr. Bernard Mlapah

1569 Leetonia Council

ADMINISTRATIVE AWARDS 310

3698

11445

341

3724

11550

478

3813

11665

507

3904

11915

547

4361

12772

558

4539

13705

626

4731

13813

733

4733

13984

910

5128

14111

968

5253

14155

1065

5297

14344

1234

5429

14502

1750

5534

14551

1915

5628

14671

1968

6373

14995

1973

8369

15458

2158

9788

15533

2262

10941

15905

2898

11037

16137

3213

11208

16264

3304

11216

16561

3376

11224

16571

3382

11275

3617

11370

STATE OFFICER

DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS

KEVIN MILLER

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