September 208 Voice of the Spirit

MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF THE OHIO STATE COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

State Deputy News and Notes

Council; all recent semiannual audits (#1295) should have been filed by now as well, along with payment of State Council per capita dues. If you are currently delinquent in the Kevin Miller submission of any of these forms or payments, please make the My Brother Knights -- the new fraternal year is in full swing! As all completion of these a priority ... of us are quite busy with the affairs Your District Deputy can give operations of our Council I thought I valuable insight and help with any would give you a quick checklist of questions or concerns about these processes. Don't derail your some things that should be "top of Council's opportunity to receive file" as you prepare for success for recognition at year's end due to some the coming year: challenge with these submissions!

Reporting! By now each Council in the state of Ohio should've filed their Safe Environment Training and Certification! If your Council has Form 185, "Report of Officers submitted their Form 365, Supreme Chosen For the Term," and Form should've already communicated 365, "Service Program Personal Report," with their District Deputy, with your Council's Grand Knight, General Program Director, Family the State Council, and Supreme

SEPTEMBER 2018

Director, and Community Director about Supreme's recently enhanced safe environment program. All four of these individuals are required to take safe environment training online; Family and Community Directors must also pass an online background check. Compliance with this program is critical for every Council -- as noted by Supreme directive, those officers who do not participate may be subject to removal from office, and Councils without full participation will not be eligible for annual recognition awards such as Star Council. These programs are essential to is ensure that all know the Knights of Columbus support maintaining a safe and secure environment for young

CHARITY | UNITY | FRATERNITY | PATRIOTISM

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(Continued from page 1) people who participate in our activities and events. If you've already received communication from Supreme regarding this program, please have those personnel complete the required training and certification as quickly as possible!

campaigns like our twice-yearly membership blitzes are great way to go about it.

Use your resources! Sometimes I know the paperwork ... and all the activities ... and the Supreme and State Council directives ... can be a bit daunting. But you have resources at the ready that are deeply interested and dedicated to your success. Your October Membership Blitz! As you District Deputy, K of C Insurance have heard during our roadshows, in agents, State Diocesan Personnel, discussions with your District and your State Officer want each and Deputy, and in the various every Council in the state of Ohio to communications from the State be successful -- and they are most Council and Supreme, October is willing to offer whatever assistance Membership Blitz Month! All you need for your Council be the Councils should be planning now for best! Make sure to check out the their blitz -- putting together prospect State Council and Supreme Websites lists, planning church drives and as well! Attend your regular District open houses, ordering or obtaining and Chapter meetings to learn and necessary membership materials and share with each other! Reach out -Form 100s, and, most importantly, ask all for their ideas and input! By getting our members excited about working together, not only can you recruiting new members for the be more successful, but the work Knights of Columbus! New itself will be easier to understand, members - their energy, input, and promote and execute. ideas -- are the very lifeblood of our Councils, guaranteeing our continued Talk with Your Clergy! it's stability and growth. We ALL need absolutely imperative, especially in to get obsessed -- and stay obsessed - light of Supreme's new "Faith In - about membership -- and Action" that every Council engage in

A Founding Notion Patrick Murphy

Protecting the Breadwinner’s Income While jobs may be safer in 2018, accidents, injuries, and illnesses that can impact your ability to work still happen. Most, in fact, do not happen on the jobsite or place of employment. Did you know that a 2011 study revealed that more than 95 percent of the long-term disability claims on file were not work related?

The Knights have always sought to protect members’ families from the “loss” of a breadwinner.

I’m sure you know all about Father McGivney’s vision for our

active dialogue with their pastors and clergy. The success of Faith in Action, and ultimately our Councils, rests solely on the participation of our parishes and their willingness to support these programs. Without the understanding and backing of our clergy, Faith In Action cannot hope to be successful. Make sure that someone from your Council takes the opportunity to talk with and explain Faith in Action to your Pastor, them how the Knights of Columbus are interested in helping them build better Catholic men, better Catholic families, and fully supporting our parish and Catholic faith I wish every Council in the state of Ohio great success in their activities in the coming months. I encourage all of you to go forward and do the good work of Christ again working together can be nothing but successful! I remain, In His Honor, Kevin Miller State Deputy Ohio State Council

insurance program. But you may not know that Father McGivney also wanted to find a way to help members who couldn’t work because of an illness. After all, the “loss” of the breadwinner does not have to mean that person’s death; it can also mean the loss of the breadwinner’s income.

Consider that loss for a moment.

How would your family fare if a source of income suddenly stopped? Could a dual-income family manage on one income?

What about young families with a working father and a mother who cares for the children? What if his income halted due to an accident or illness?

I’ve heard some people say they have coverage at work, but too many aren’t sure what this coverage entails, how much

income it would provide or for how long. Having this protection counts for something, certainly, but it isn’t “yours”; it’s provided by the company for which you work at their discretion. It could be eliminated tomorrow.

That’s where a personally-owned disability income insurance product, like Income Armor, comes into play. It can offer valuable income replacement in the event of an injury or illness. If you have a job, you must know about this coverage.

Matching Funds 2018 Jeff Kiliany, State Advocate

“Plant the Seeds” to make a difference for Catholic Education!

program. All council donations and council dollars matched by the foundation will go to that council’s Diocesan Religious Education Department.

There are several ways to fund your council’s donation to the Brother Knights, I am asking you to Matching Funds Program: help us to “Plant the Seeds” to make a • Donate a portion of your Super Cash Bonanza Charity Ticket rebate difference for Catholic Education” • Host a council fundraising event through our 2018 Matching Funds with proceeds earmarked for the fund Program. Your council’s, • Pass the hat for donations at council Assembly’s, or Chapter’s contribution to the fund will assist in meetings strengthening the Catholic Education • Ask your members to make a personal pledge to the Matching efforts in every Catholic school, in every religious program, and in every Funds Program.

RCIA program of your diocese. Your Here are several ideas for a donation can provide books, AV, successful campaign within your Social Media, brochures, teaching council: supplies, teaching materials, and • Appoint a chairman and set goals, many other things that will help develop a plan, complete the plan, set promote and educate our youth and and meet your deadlines. adults about our Catholic Faith!

• Set a goal of at least 10% higher than last year The Matching Funds Program will • If your council did not participate run from September 1, 2018 through last year, please at least consider a November 15, 2018. The Ohio token contribution of Charity Foundation, Inc. of the Ohio $25, which will be matched to State Council is matching the first make a $50 contribution to your $25,000 donated to this year’s

Diocesan Religious Ed Dept.

• Contribute early in the campaign so that your donation will be matched • Send your council’s donation to me between September 1 and November 15, 2018.

The Matching Funds Contribution Form will be sent out with a Kickoff letter to your council and will also be available on the State Website for you to download.

Please pray for the success of this year’s Matching Funds campaign. In advance, may God bless you for your work for religious education and to “Plant the Seeds” to make a difference for Catholic Education”!

Measure-Up 2019

rulers through your District Deputy prior to his January Meeting.

I’m sure that most councils have finalized their schedules for the 201819 fraternal year. Although it might seem like a long time out, the 2019 Measure-Up Campaign will be here before you know it!

3) Promote “Gimme 5” Program in your council newsletters and emailings well before the annual dues bills go out. Make sure your brother Knights know how much that extra five dollars means to the program especially if your council is no longer able to collect outside in the traditional way.

and businesses. And don’t forget to publicize the fact that they are helpMike Felerski, State Warden ing or have helped you in your efforts to support our premier charitable proIt’s never too soon to start preparing! gram.

Now for a quick Measure-Up Check List:

1) Take stock of your Measure-Up Aprons and make sure they are not the outdated version. If they are, or your existing “current” version of the If your council is unable to “Shake aprons are looking bad, throw them your Cans” outside of your traditional out and place an order for replacelocation, consider other options like ments. The order form can be found hosting a steak fry, or sell preordered on the State Website, and is mailed to sub sandwiches during the Final me along with a check (see form for Four. Also look to see if an area res- details). taurant such as Applebees, Bob Evans, or BW3 offers a fundraising op- 2) Inventory your Measure-Up rulers. portunity. You could also try placing Information and a request form will donation containers in local business- be forthcoming on how to order more es. Look for those high traffic areas

Finally, put together your MeasureUp plan of action. Collecting for Measure-Up and using those funds to support our community’s special population truly is putting our Faith in Action!

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Membership Frank Iannaggi

Looking For A Few Good Men! The first 2 months of this fraternal year are now long gone but our task is still on track, yes we are still looking for a few good and faith filled men to swell the ranks of our councils.

mission while continuing to pray for the victims that they may find peace and healing in the love Christ.

In these last few weeks we have Recruitment in the last 2 months has heard of all the turmoil in the media been steady with slightly over 10% with regard to our Church and its of our intake goal, state wide. As of leadership from the parish priest to September 3, 2018 the Youngstown Christ’s vicar on earth, our Pope. diocese has the lead with 18.2 % We must at this time be strong in our intake followed closely by faith, pray for the perpetrators and Columbus with 14.7% and their victims, and know that our Cleveland at 9.1%. in third. Toledo, Church instituted by Christ is not Steubenville and Cincinnati each complicit in these horrid actions, but under 8% let’s keep up the good rather the actions of men. In this work. light we as Knights of Columbus must strengthen our faith and Although there appears to be great continue to support the many priests, success with a strong start the bishops and our Pope who have been numbers are the product of a few stained by the actions of men. Stand councils, we need every council to tall in the love of Christ. recruit, at a minimum, one new member per month to attain our goal We can only stand tall if we recruit of 2,250. There are 385 active like minded men firm in their faith councils and only 42 statewide have and willing to fight to defend recruited at least one new member.

Church and our faithful priests and Only 8 old councils and 2 new have religious in their vocation and

recruited more than 4 in the last 2 months. I’m urging every active council to plan their October blitz NOW, if you haven’t already done so. Plan to achieve 100 % of the council goal!

In closing I ask you to join me in praying for our Church, priests, deacons and religious. Most especially pray for the many victims and lastly let us stand in solidarity with the Victims and our faithful priests, deacons and religious.

Below are the current Statewide statistics by diocese. We can, with your help achieve all the goals set for this fraternal year, simply because, all that we do, we do IN HIS HONOR!

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General Programs

Rod Anderson, State General Program Director 2 Months Down, 7 And A Half To Go! That’s right...the first two months of this fraternal year are now history.

And the April 15 deadline for State Program reporting is already just seven and a half months away! How are your Council’s activities going so far? Have you been successful in getting prospective new members to attend your July and August activities? How is your October Blitz planning going? And have you submitted your Council Activities Reports for July and August activities on the State Council website (on-time reports by September 5)?

If you thought July and August flew by, September and October will be even busier with all the back-toschool, soccer, football, band and

other family and school functions.

Then there are the fall pro-life and October church recruiting drives and open house activities. These will indeed present a whirlwind of activities and work for Knights and their Councils. And in the midst of these, planning for the holidays and the many Council family and religious activities will be especially important to make sure they run smoothly and as expected.

your Council’s charitable, religious and family activities? These personal invitations to participate in your activities are what attract and inspire new members to join our Order.

So don’t let time slip by, and rush past you and your Council. You can make it happen and meet your Council membership and program goals if you work each and every month to make it happen. Invite those men sitting next to you in the The point is, as each two month pews, those sitting next to you at the activity reporting period progresses, That Man Is You and other parish the urgency to keep on top of the functions, neighbors, friends and planning, execution and reporting for other men serving with you as Council activities increases Extraordinary Ministers of Holy tremendously. It is imperative that Communion or Lectors, or other the Council goals remain in focus, parish ministries to come and help out and progress is continually tracked at an activity or function, and talk to and reported. And of course making them about why you are a Knight. the benefits of Knighthood known and available to as many Catholic Remember, your Council activities men as possible is the ultimate call of and personal invitations are what charity ALL Knights. Are your attract prospective members, so “If you build it, they will come!” members constantly inviting prospective members to participate in

Community

Family

The first reporting period has just ended and all reports should be in by the 5th. The number of councils reporting is off to a great start, so if you have activities that fit the Community Program make sure that they are reported.

Reminder: The mandatory Family Activity State Matching Funds participation with on-time turn-in report is due November 15!

Robert Walsh

In the Faith in Action program from Supreme, there are four requirements to qualify for the Columbian Award. In the Community Program the requirement is “Helping Hands”. The Helping Hands program is designed to help the most disadvantage members in your communities- the homeless, the addicted, the elderly who feel isolated and abandoned, and many more. As Knights we do a lot to help those in need within our community. By helping at soup kitchens, repairing the facilities of a local service organization or something entirely unique.

The requirements for this program are broad so that councils can tailor their activities to fit the need in your community.

Tom Buehner

Are you helping your Council members and their families get to heaven? Our main goal in life is to become saints – to get to heaven so we can spend eternity with God. And we should take as many people with us as we can – especially our family. By providing council activities that build up and enrich our faith and the faith in the lives of our families, we can help our Council members and their families get to heaven.

So please, take the time to provide meaningful, faithcentered, family activities for your Councils and parishes.

It’s so important that we, as Knights of Columbus, support the family in today’s society.

Please remember to take the time to submit your activities on the State website and reach out to me with any questions!

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Mapping the State Program to Supreme’s Faith In Action Program Ron de Santos

This document was put together

by District Deputy Rob de Santos in the Columbus Diocese, to MAP the State Program Activities by number to the Supreme Faith In Action Program categories for the SP-7 Columbian Award for Star Council. It MAY be helpful to Councils in assisting to identify where the State Program Activities, by number, logically track to the Faith In Action Programs and activities.

The Knights of Columbus offers men a place to lead their families and communities in faith and service and put their Faith into Action. Knights of Columbus members, parishes and families have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference through 32 Supreme Council-recommended programs.

Organized into Faith, Family, Community and Life categories, the Faith in Action program model empowers Knights to come together to share faith, celebrate fraternity with loved ones, and do what they do best — stand shoulder to shoulder in service to the community and to defend life at all stages and in every condition.

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Culture of Life

keep doing the great things your council does and see if you can Brett Gissel improve upon them. If your council is seeking ideas, consider the new Respect Life Month Novena For Life from the Supreme No, you didn’t miss any Council. Work with your pastors, announcements about Respect Life order the material, promote it to the Month being moved to September. membership and the rest of the Respect Life Month is still October. I parish, do it, and report it. This is our am asking that you take this time to Faith In Action and we need to let prepare a Culture Of Life activity to others see the faith that we believe. be held in the month of October.

October is also a great time to hold a As I have seen in the council activity diaper drive. Tie it together with reports, October is the busiest month your October Membership Blitz. If for our councils in Life activities. you have a table or display setup for Seeing this makes me proud that our recruiting, give people another reason councils participate in many Life to come over to you. Holding this activities. If your council already has collection will bring people to you been doing Life activities every year, and every interaction is an

opportunity to meet someone new that may be interested in joining our Order.

Council

them now and give yourself plenty of time to put together a nice nomination packet together to turn in.

Tim Mangan Brother Knights, the first reporting period is now over, and I would like to thank all the councils that have turned in at least one council program activity to me this fraternal year. You guys did a great job reporting your activities online to me. If your council has not yet reported at least one council program activity to me this fraternal year, you have plenty of time left to do so. I encourage those councils to report at least one council program activity to me during the September/October reporting period.

Remember, it only takes a few minutes to report your activities online on the state website and you might even have fun doing it!

Reporting these activities not only gives you credit for the activities your

council is doing and helps you max out the state general program, it could earn an award for your council which will be presented at the state convention in 2019. You just never know!

Speaking of awards at the state convention, now is the time to think about and start working on your write ups for both Knight of the Year and Lady of the Year. I know it’s only September and these write ups aren’t due until April 1, 2019, but you want to gather as much information as possible on your nominations and gather as much supporting documentation as you can, and it takes time to make all that happen.

Before you know it, Christmas will be here then 2019 will be here and once January 1, 2019 arrives, you will only have 3 months left that will fly by so fast! So, start working on

Whatever your council does for Respect Life month, remember it is our duty to love our neighbor as ourselves and what we do for our neighbors, we do In His Honor.

Consider reading the section of the Catechism of the Catholic Church about the Fourth Commandment to guide you. When people notice our Faith In Action, they may become interested in helping or joining. As we build a Culture Of Life, we can make it stronger by growing our councils to do more for our parishes.

Speaking of Lady of the Year, it is not mandatory to have a Lady of the Year and there is no category for Lady of the Year which makes this a council choice activity. So, you can submit Lady of the Year as one of your council choice activities and get credit for it. That is if you need the credit. If you already have all three of your council choice activities turned in and received credit for all three council choice activities, then you can still nominate a Lady of the Year and she will be considered a possible diocesan winner and maybe even the state winner. If your council did not nominate a Lady of the Year during this past fraternal year, please consider doing so this fraternal year.

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GK and FS receive a copy and can forward or you can get your own.

Send your name and email to Jim Maslach at osckofc@gmail.com.

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Support Our Seminarians Ed Olenhouse

“The Power of One” Most of us have heard this expression. But never take time to ask, “What does that mean?”

When speaking of our seminarians, it asks: “What can I do to assist these young men in their out of classroom expenses?”

Some individual examples: for the next 25 weeks.

Can I spare $1.00 per week?

Could I skip a cup of coffee or beverage?

Can my family pray for our seminarians?

Some council or church considerations: Run a project which benefits our seminarians?

Ask our parishioners to donate in a special collection after Sunday Mass in October, January, and March?

Say a rosary at your council/assembly meeting?

In summary, taking care of our seminarians is perhaps the most positive thing the Knights of Columbus can do for our church.

SOS-Support our Seminarians. Formally P4H-Pennies for Heaven give us this knowledge of taking care of our future priests.

How are you contributing?

Youth

that at least one person present MUST tournament. The boys can test their have passed K of C youth protection fortnight skills in the real world while training. building real friendships.

It’s time to conduct your local Soccer Challenge. Council soccer challenge events are to be held in September and you should have already informed your DD of your intent to host a Soccer Challenge. District deputies need to remember if more than one council in their district is hosting a soccer challenge then a district event must be held by the end of October and you must order your own medallions. Diocesan District Deputy Coordinators need to be notified by the DD’s of their intent to host a district event. Regional events are at the discretion of the DDDC and the diocesan state officer and should be held by November 11 with results to me by November 15. The deadline for the DDDC’s to request regional trophies from me has been pushed back to September 15. Keep in mind

It’s not too early to think about your free throw challenge. You can order your kits anytime. Planning ahead is planning for success.

Stewart Vetter

Squires form 468 was due August 1.

Thank you to everyone that got those in on time or worked with Supreme to get them in as soon as possible. May, June, July, and August activity reports The Ohio State Circle’s first event is are due on the website by September the state volleyball tournament on 10. This is a great opportunity for the September 15. The St. Luke’s circle boys to display their computer skills in Danville is excited to host once and share the good things they have again and I’m sure the counselors will done. If any circle did not receive a be receiving more information program book, please let me know shortly. The second event of the (betterwithvetter@hotmail.com). Per fraternal year is a fall retreat at Capita payments are due to Supreme Dayton circle 5584 on October 27-28. by October 10. September reports are The State Officers will be leading a due on the website the same day. retreat about “Defending our Faith like Knights”. This is an opportunity to learn some apologetics and how to defend their Catholic faith against the most common attacks. A little further out, on November 3-4, Massillon will once again host the state airsoft

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Brothers help is needed...........

Robert Collins, IPSD

A Missionary priest from a rural and poor village in Tanzania, Africa, now serving in the Cleveland Diocese is in need of multiple used computers to establish a computer room for their village high school, that enrolls some 400 students. The high school wishes to provide their students a link to the outside worls to enhance their future career opportunities in an ever-increasing world driven by technology. Currently, their school does not have any technology. Due to the unreliability of the current electrical grid in the village, we are asking for used, batterypowerd computers such as laptops or tablets. If you have a used laptop or tablet you wish to donate, please contact , me PSD Bob Collins at 216-410-7174 or my email address rfcollinsjr@gmail.com.

May God Bless you for your kind generosity in helping this village school in Tanzania, Africa

State Convention 2019 Robert Collins, IPSD Brother Knights In an effort to make the state convention a bit more engaging and activity filled I would like to add a corn hole tournament on Friday afternoon.

There are several issues at hand. First, having an adequate number of boards and second a chairman for the event.

Any potential Brother Knight interested in chairing this even please contact me for an interview ASAP. Bob Collins, PSD General Chairman 2019 State Convention

2018-2019 Marian Prayer Program

and council meeting places throughout the Order for the duration of the initiative. Since its inception in 1979, the A Higher Purpose Knights of Columbus’ Spread devotion to Our Lady and Marian Prayer Program pray for our brothers and sisters of faith who are at risk around the world has held more than through the Marian Prayer Program. 166,900 local council As the new Marian image is brought and parish prayer services with some 20 on pilgrimage through the million participants. jurisdiction, councils will host the This year, the prayer Our Lady Help of Persecuted Christians icon for a prayer service at service is intended to raise awareness of the their parish. plight of Christians persecuted for their faith Overview and to stand in prayerful The 2018-2019 Marian Prayer solidarity with them.

Program presents the 18th Marian image sponsored by the Knights of Visit: https:// Columbus, this time of Our Lady Help of Persecuted Christians. Each www.kofc.org/en/ programs/faith/marianKnights of Columbus jurisdiction icon-prayer.html#/ for more receives several Marian images, information. which serve as the centerpieces for prayer services conducted in churches

District Deputies; Your should be receiving the icons in September for distribution per the table.

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Knights In Action Council #1016 Outing On Monday August 13th the Knights of Columbus, Council 1016 held our monthly dinner at Rose Hill School shelter. Every year the Knights spend the last weekend of April and the first weekend of May participating in our Measure-Up Campaign. For this campaign we stand outside Walmart and Tractor Supply east collecting money for a very worthy cause. Our cause is the Fairfield County Foundation. The past few years they have been trying to raise enough money to build an accessible Ball field for the handicap, so all kids can participate. At the picnic the Knights presented Dave Macioco, the representative for the Fairfield County Foundation a check from our Measure-Up campaign. We were fortunate enough to have raised $3,982.40 which we donated to be used for the Accessible Ballfield. The Fairfield County Foundation will gladly accept any amount you can donate too. Pictured presenting Dave the check is Co-Chairman John Rackham and Grand Knight Vince Johnson.

Council #505 The Zanesville, OH Knights of Columbus Council 505, represented by Youth Program Chair Robert La Prad, left, and Grand Knight Mark Hill, right, presented the Avondale Youth Center with numerous sporting goods this week. Youth Center Director Gary King, middle, said the center has been in need of sporting goods for the past year.

AVONDALE - The Avondale Youth Center is home to 22 children between ages 10 and 18, so sporting activities are a popular part of the day.

Equipment is needed for most of those tasks, and the center was short on most of them.

The Knights of Columbus Council 505 made sure to change that.

The council, including Grand Knight Mark Hill and Youth Program Chair Robert La Prad, presented the center with several new sporting good items this week as part of its Christmas in July program.

Knights and Wives Enjoying the Yo Yo Ma Concert

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You’re Only A Click Away...

Robert Gilliland

Viewing the Awesome Resources on the State Website and Resubmitting Returned Programs and closing Incorrect or Duplicate Programs.

This is available ONLY if the program is in the “Pending” or “Returned” status.

Once you have logged into the State website at http://www.kofcohio.org, you can view the awesome resources that are available to all members on and begin enjoying these wonderful the State website. resources!

From the main page on the website, in the center column, you will see “Publications and Resources”, and “Guides”. This section of the website provides a wealth of information to Brother Knights with links to Supreme Councils “Fraternal Leader Training Webinars”, the State Council monthly Newsletters and Magazines, the recently created Council Form Submitting email addresses, and online versions of the various manuals (you must be a District Deputy to see the District Deputy resources). The Guides section provides access to the various publications from Supreme Council (Grand Knight, Financial Secretary, Officers, and Vocations).

These tools help inform, educate, and train Brother Knights about the Knights of Columbus and about the roles and responsibilities of the respective offices.

All of these resources can be viewed online on your computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. The download links give you access to the publications in PDF form that can easily be downloaded and viewed on any computing device.

Once the program is set to “Closed”, it will no longer be counted towards your Council points and is in effect will be “archived”.

Please let me know if you have any questions about the Ohio State Council website.

OHIO STATE COUNCIL EMAIL ADDRESSES Council Level email addresses (Forwards to both State and Supreme):

If you get a “Returned” program, simply “Edit” the program and make the corrections that the Program Director is asking for and click “Update Program Listing”.

When you use the State Program Website to enter your programs, sometimes a mistake is made when selecting the program group or program activity or sometimes a program is returned as a duplicate program by the Director.

Instead of leaving these “Pending” or Any active member of the Council “Returned” programs in the system, can view this information on the State and to make this easier for the website.

Council’s to manage their program information, there is now a “Closed” Brother Knights in Ohio, sign up for status that is available (see images the Ohio State Council website today below).

form100@kofcohio.org (New Member Form 100) form185@kofcohio.org (Report of Council Officers) form365@kofcohio.org (Report of Program Directors) form1295@kofcohio.org (Council Audit) form1728@kofcohio.org (Fraternal Survey) formsp7@kofcohio.org (Columbian Award Application) form2629@kofcohio.org (Report of Round Table Coordinator) form2630@kofcohio.org (Round Table Report) District Deputy Level email addresses:

form133@kofcohio.org (Notice of intent to start a New Council) form136@kofcohio.org (Notice of institution of a new Council) form133@kofcohio.org (Notice of intent to start a New Council) form450@kofcohio.org (Degree Exemplification Report) New State Level email addresses:

StateDeputy@kofcohio.org - identical to CouncilForms@kofcohio.org StateMembership@kofcohio.org - to be used to email the State Membership Director (Frank

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