October 2021 North Coast Navigator Newsletter

OCTOBER 2021

FAITH

FAMILY

COMMUNITY

LIFE

CHARITY * UNITY * FRATERNITY * PATRIOTISM

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FR. MCGIVNEY GUILD

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FATHER MCGIVNEY’S LEGACY A SAINT IN THE MAKING On May 26, 2020, Pope Francis approved a decree recognizing a miracle attributed to the intercession of Father McGivney and opening the way for his beatification. On Oct. 31, the Mass for Beatification was celebrated in the Cathedral of Saint Joseph in Hartford, Conn. An Apostolic Letter was read from Pope Francis that declared Father McGivney would now have the title of Blessed Michael McGivney. He is the third priest born in the United States to be raised to this honor, and the first priest to be beatified who spent his whole priestly ministry in a US parish.

The pope’s Apostolic Letter stated that Blessed Michael McGivney’s “zeal for the proclamation of the Gospel and generous concern for the needs of his brothers and sisters made him an outstanding witness of Christian solidarity and fraternal assistance.”

The Cause for Canonization for Father McGivney was opened in the Archdiocese of Hartford in 1997, when he was given the title Servant of God. On March 15, 2008, his heroic virtue was recognized by Pope Benedict XVI, and Father McGivney was given the title Venerable Servant of God. This important step occurred after years of careful investigation of Father McGivney’s life, spirituality and holiness by the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. The declaration of Venerable confirmed what those who knew him in life, and others who call upon him since his death, have believed about Father McGivney: He lived a life of heroic virtue with an extraordinary love of God and neighbor.

Having been raised to the honors of the altar, Blessed Michael McGivney has an annual feast day of Aug. 13, the day between his birthday (in 1852) and the day he passed into eternal life (in 1890). His cause has now entered the final phase toward canonization or sainthood. One more confirmed miracle attributed to the intercession of Blessed Michael McGivney is needed for him to be declared saint.

All Knights and their families, as well as all those devoted to Father McGivney, are asked to pray for his intercession in their daily needs, especially in cases of serious illness, and to report any favors and healings to the Guild. You may submit your reports here.

HIS VISION, YOUR MISSION You can play a key role in advancing Father McGivney’s cause by joining the Guild for free and praying for his intercession and canonization. May Father McGivney intercede for you! The Father Michael J. McGivney Guild serves as a source for information about the life, works and spirituality of Father McGivney. The Guild publishes a quarterly newsletter and offers a weekly Mass for the intentions of members.

CLICK HERE TO JOIN TODAY!

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SUPREME NEWS

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SUPREME NEWS & NOTES College Knights “Go to Joseph”

young Knights making foundational decisions about their lives. He added that by joining College Knights looking for direction the Knights of and guidance in life need look no further Columbus, they have than St. Joseph, Supreme Knight Patrick already set out on the Kelly told hundreds of young men right course. gathered virtually for the 56th Knights of Columbus College Councils “As a college knight, Conference. you’ve already made a “As college Knights, St. Joseph can help you answer two key questions before you: What kind of a man do you want to be? And, more importantly: What is God calling you to do with the gifts he has given you?” the supreme knight said.

decision that sets you apart and sends a powerful message,” Supreme Knight Kelly said. “Joining the Knights says to your campus and to the world: ‘I am a man of faith and I’m not afraid to take a stand.’ That’s no small thing, especially now. You are following Christ at a difficult time and place.”

to hold things up, to be pillars, things are going to collapse,” he said. “No, you have a role to play: servant leadership.

You have to be sacrificial.”

Father Calloway, a member of Father Peter Paul Maher Council 6793 in Silver Spring, Md., challenged his brother Knights of Columbus college councils, Knights to foster and deepen personal which are active on nearly 150 campuses devotion to St. Joseph. He suggested in the United States and Canada, aim to Keynote speaker Father Donald three ways to do so: first, honor St. help men contribute to Catholic life on Calloway, MIC, urged college Knights Joseph every Wednesday, the day campus through faith formation, service — in a world where there is “so much traditionally dedicated to him; second, and brotherhood. This year’s College confusion about what it is to be a man” pray the rosary and meditate on his Councils Conference, held Sept. 24-25, — to imitate the servant leadership of St. silent witness; and third, consecrate brought college-aged members together Joseph. Noting that many attendees will oneself to him. At the conclusion of his under the theme “Go to Joseph.” be called to fatherhood, Father Calloway address, Father Calloway then led the encouraged them to look to Joseph Knights in a prayer of consecration to St. Supreme Knight Kelly stressed that St. under his title “Pillar of Families.”

Joseph.

Joseph can be both a powerful “If men are not there to shore things up, intercessor and a model of courage for

Pope Praises Knights: Renews Call to “Creative Courage” Pope Francis extended gratitude and well-wishes to the Knights of Columbus during the opening Mass of the organization’s 139th annual convention, held at St. Mary’s Church in New Haven, Connecticut. The Holy Father also praised the convention’s theme, “Called to Creative Courage.”

Referring to the Knights as, “a premier Catholic organization of men and fathers,” the Holy Father’s message urged members to be men of courageous witness, faith, and integrity. “Men,” it said, “committed to building up rather than tearing down, promoting healing and reconciliation in place of hatred and recrimination, and inviting all to undertake the ‘journey of fraternity’ that can lead to a world ever more in accord with God’s saving plan for our human family.”

Pope Francis also sent prayerful good wishes to Patrick Kelly on his “new responsibilities as Supreme Knight, and to the members of the Supreme Council.” This convention marks Patrick Kelly’s first convention as supreme knight since being installed earlier this year.

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STATE OFFICER REPORT

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STATE OFFICER REPORT Our Commitment is Our Word!

committed to a cause by following Blessed Michael McGivney’s vision and living our Jim Maslach, State Advocate lives according to the principles of charity, unity, fraternity and Over the past few weeks, our patriotism.

Gospel readings have focused on Jesus’ private conversations with It can be a difficult road as his disciples. This week, Jesus society today definitely looks returns to teach the crowds in more to blame then to work Judea. together. We must be—no, we are better than that. We stand for While speaking with the crowds, the truth that Jesus Christ, no a group of Jewish leaders matter the situation, will be there question him about marriage.

Jesus praises the bond between a husband and wife as not one flesh but two.

Later, Jesus sees his disciples turn children, eager to meet him, away. Like we’ve seen in our past few readings, Jesus is upset with the actions of his disciples.

He tells them that anyone who wishes to be close with him to help us, lead us and guide us is welcome. on the right path.

Jesus says, “Let the children come to me; do not prevent them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.”

October is a very busy month for our councils. It is our traditional Membership Drive Month. Using t he Delt a Church Dr iv e Methodology, it is proven that At its core, the Gospel is about more and more men and their commitment to those who families will join. Your councils depend on us. activities with faith growing and service opportunities provide a As Knights of Columbus, we light of hope for a lot of people understand what it means to be

out there.

Also, this is t h e traditional Spirit Drive Month for AM1260 and the Knights will again be on the radio on October 13 from 5P to 6P. Tune in and listen to as we discuss membership and other activities we are doing right here in NE Ohio.

Speaking of that, look for our advertisement in the Nov/ Dec issue of Northeast Ohio Catholic magazine. Use that in your parish bulletins to help keep the word out there.

We have two town hall meetings set up at this time.

The first is October 11 in Lorain and the second is October 21 at Garfield. Both sessions start at 7P and will be live and via Zoom. For more information, check out the State Calendar on the state website.

The Zoom link is there in the notes section.

We must stay true to our word brothers and be tough enough to take what society throws at us.

Together we are strong. With Christ, nothing can stop us. Vivat Jesus!

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MEMBERSHIP

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MEMBERSHIP REPORT The first quarter of the fraternal year is behind us.

Cleveland is currently in second place at 14.9% of our required gain for the 1850 target. The Archdiocese of Cincinnati jumped slightly ahead when the new council in Springfield went live. We still have plenty of time to catch them and win the Circle of Honor race.

Trinity Council 4217 continues to hold the top spot with with six (6) new members and puts them at 179% of their quota. But there are some new additions to the Top-5 list that look to challenge them.

October brings a new state membership incentive let along it is MEMBERSHIP DRIVE MONTH. The first five (5) councils who bring in five (5) new members with one being a student will receive $150. The first five (5) proposers who recruit one (1) new member will receive $25. Finally, five (5) of the new members that take their exemplification in October and transfer into a local council will receive $25 or a state council polo shirt.

If you are looking for members, they might be right there under your noses. Check the next page to see if your council has any active emembers or check your Prospect list on Officers Online via Supreme website.

CLEVELAND CIRCLE OF HONOR

(Councils >100% Membership Intake vs. Quota)

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4217 Trinity 16279 Mary Queen of Peace

Continue to use e-Membership as the MCGIVNEY2020 code for FREE dues is good until December 31, 2021. Visit the state website (www.kofcohio.org) and click JOIN US to start the process.

Exemplifications of Charity, Unity and Fraternity are available via online or live.

Check the state website under EVENTS & EXEMPLIFICATIONS for one that meets your needs. Please let us know that you are doing a live Exemplification so that we can come out and visit. If your council does not want to do the Exemplification but still would like it live, please contact Jim Maslach to make arrangements.

TOP-5 Councils Total Intake     

4217 Trinity (6) 774 Elyria (4) 310 Gilmour (4) 3529 Akron Northeast (3) 16279 Mary Queen of Peace (3) Council Recruiting Members (44.62%)

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MEMBERSHIP

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EMEMBERSHIP There are 27-eMembers available to transfer from the state council (98034) to your local council. See the list below to see if you have any eMembers that might be interested in joining your council. If you need any information on the eMembers, please contact Jim Maslach.

Remember, MCGIVNEY2020 is still active through December 31, 2021. So, there is no better time to become a Knight and see what we do for our faith, parishes and communities. Sign-Up a new member today by visiting www.kofcohio.org and click JOIN US! Online Exemplifications continue through January 2022 on Wednesday evenings at 7PM. Grand Knights, Financial Secretaries and Council Membership Directors can request the registration link from Jim Maslach, State Advocate and then provide to the emember. This ensures that someone in the council is aware that a brother is going to be taking the exemplification. Once complete, a confirmation email is sent to the GK, FS and CMD. See the process below and if there are any questions, contact Jim Maslach or Mike Incorvati.

COUNCIL PROCESS  Council Admission Committee contacts the e-member and welcomes him to the Order.  Interview the emember utilizing the Admission Committee Inquiries Guide (Form 390)  Complete Admission Committee Report (Form 283).  Council Admission Committee recommendation to council officers.

IF FOUND FAVORABLE  Council ballots (live or virtually) to accept e-member.  GK, FS or CMD sends online registration link to e-member.  Registration Link for State Online Exemplification (https://www.kofcohio.org/ exemplification-registration/) or Supreme On-Demand Resources (Ceremonial Resources | Knights of Columbus (kofc.org) You will be required to login to Supreme before accessing the Ceremonial page.  E-Member registers and attends Exemplification on assigned date and time.  Upon completion of the Exemplification, a confirmation email is sent to the GK, FS and/or CMD from State Warden or Supreme Council.  Complete the Form 100 received from State Online Membership Director and submit to form100@kofcohio.org OR login to Officers Online and complete the Prospect tab.  Present new member with rosary and emblem of the Order pin at next available opportunity.

COUNCIL # 4847 2643 2362 4168 947 547 15737 16376 774 14255 4801 14406 5405 3087 637 4130 8320 789 16279 4731 10792 4498

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IF FOUND UNFAVORABLE  Financial Secretary or Grand Knight login to Officers Online Go to the Prospect tab.  Select REJECTION and select the reason why.  Send email to State Online Membership Director, District Deputy and State Officer.  If the reason is incompatible or if the e-member would like a different council, State Online Membership Director will update and forward back to DMD to start the process over again with the new council.

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FORMS

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ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT The Report of Officers (185) and the Service Personnel Report (365) are now past due—78% of the councils have submitted the Form 185 while only 26% have the 365. State and Supreme needs these two reports to be able to assign Safe Environment training and background checks for the current council personnel. A list of the councils that have not completed those forms is below. If your council is listed, use Member Management via Supreme website to update. It is the fastest and most direct way to ensure the data is entered. If you are not using Member Management, email a PDF (fillable) to form185@kofcohio.org or form365@kofcohio.org. This way the State and Supreme will both receive a copy. If you submitted them to Supreme but still show up on this list, let Jim Maslach know so that we can check on the status with Supreme.

Form 1295 Audits are past due. Please send those as soon as possible to form1295@kofcohio.org. Failure to submit an audit can lead to the Grand Knight, Financial Secretary and Treasurer losing their bonding.

FORM 185s 11464 ST ELIZABETH ANN SETON 13601 ST PETER'S LOUDONVILLE 13640 SAGRADA FAMILIA/SAN MIGUEL (LASAGRADA) 14255 ST SEBASTIAN 15901 ST ADALBERT 1617 BARBERTON 3410 SOUTH AKRON 3529 AKRON NORTHEAST 4168 MEDINA 4664 CHARLES REYMANN

4891 AMHERST HOLY FAMILY 5559 ST BARNABAS 789 WOOSTER 8320 JOHN CARROLL 947 PAINESVILLE

FORM 1295s 13517 IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY 13601 ST PETER'S LOUDONVILLE 13640 SAGRADA FAMILIA/SAN MIGUEL (LASAGRADA) 14054 ST VINCENT 14255 ST SEBASTIAN 14406 OUR LADY OF CHARITY 14714 ST CYPRIAN 1617 BARBERTON 16279 MARY QUEEN OF PEACE 2790 WEST PARK 2803 BROOKLYN-PARMA 3269 FATHER RAGAN 3410 SOUTH AKRON 3541 FATHER MAHAN 4168 MEDINA 4217 TRINITY 4664 CHARLES REYMANN 4891 AMHERST HOLY FAMILY 5106 MAPLE HEIGHTS 5506 JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 637 LORAIN 733 CLEVELAND 789 WOOSTER 7970 NORTH RIDGEVILLE 8320 JOHN CARROLL 8369 FATHER MITCHELL S CIESLIK 947 PAINESVILLE

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FORMS

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ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT Form 365s 10936 FATHER MARUSKIN

3213 FATHER CARL ANTHONY

11464 ST ELIZABETH ANN SETON

3269 FATHER RAGAN

11831 SS COSMAS AND DAMIAN OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE

3304 GEAUGA

13517 IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY

3410 SOUTH AKRON

13601 ST PETER'S LOUDONVILLE

3529 AKRON NORTHEAST

13640 SAGRADA FAMILIA/SAN MIGUEL (LASAGRADA)

3541 FATHER MAHAN

13755 ST BEDE THE VENERABLE

4168 MEDINA

13984 BROOK PARK

4217 TRINITY

14054 ST VINCENT

4498 MAGNIFICAT

14111 PRINCE OF PEACE

4664 CHARLES REYMANN

14255 ST SEBASTIAN

4847 BRUNSWICK

14406 OUR LADY OF CHARITY

4891 AMHERST HOLY FAMILY

14714 ST CYPRIAN

5106 MAPLE HEIGHTS

14769 ST MARTIN OF TOURS

5405 WICKLIFFE

15614 ST ANTHONY OF PADUA-PARMA

5506 JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY

15901 ST ADALBERT

5559 ST BARNABAS

15942 ST MARY OF CHARDON

637 LORAIN

16137 ST CHARLES BORROMEO

733 CLEVELAND

1617 BARBERTON

774 ELYRIA

16279 MARY QUEEN OF PEACE

789 WOOSTER

16373 ST LADISLAS

7970 NORTH RIDGEVILLE

2643 LAKEWOOD

8320 JOHN CARROLL

2790 WEST PARK

8369 FATHER MITCHELL S CIESLIK

2803 BROOKLYN-PARMA

947 PAINESVILLE

2886 WILLOUGHBY

FORMS AVAILABLE ONLINE #185 Report of Officers Chosen for Term - PDF - Online - due 6/30—send to form185@kofcohio.org #365 Service Program Personnel Report - PDF - Online - due 8/1—send to form365@kofcohio.org #1295-1 Semi-Annual Council Audit - due 8/15—send to form1295@kofcohio.org #1728 Annual Survey of Fraternal Activity - PDF - Online - due 1/31—send to form1728@kofcohio.org #1728A Survey of Fraternal Activity Individual Member Worksheet - No due date #1295-2 Semi-Annual Council Audit - due 2/15—send to form1295@kofcohio.org #SP-7—Columbian Award Application—Requires access to Supreme Website Officers Online—due 6/30—send to formsp7@kofcohio.org

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NEWS & NOTES

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NEWS & NOTES G R E A T E R CLEVELAND CHAPTER

not but was able to send a contribution to the Office.

The Chapter is asking any Diocesan Council who has funds please consider supporting the Office of Ongoing Formation for Clergy by sending any contributions to this worthy cause.

Early September, the Chapter received a request from the Director of Ongoing Formation for Clergy, Fr Tom Dragga.

On October 5th, d u r i n g t h e b i - a n nu a l Diocesan Priest Convocation, the attending priests will Please make checks out to: of Ongoing receive a copy of "Night * O f f i c e Formation for Clergy* with Call". memo line *2021 Priest In this book is a collection of Convocation* stories and principles gleaned over many years of Please mail to: writing and mentoring for those in the helping and Office of Ongoing Formation healing professions.

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Please visit https://

TOWN HALL MEETINGS Come out and join our Worthy State Deputy Mark Siracusa at one of the two town hall meetings.

October 11 @ Lorain Council 637 October 21 @ Garfield Council 4130 The meetings start at 7PM. The meetings are live and available via Zoom. Check out the state calendar for the links.

www.kofccleveland.org

The cost of the book is $16.17 for more information. per copy and the Office is seeking 150 copies for the Thank you, Convocation.

Teran Taggart, Greater ChapterAlthough the Chapter would C l e v e l a n d President have liked to fully assist the Director, the Chapter could

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STATE PROGRAMS

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KNIGHTS IN ACTION Knights of Columbus, local officials honor Summit County residents buried in unmarked graves TALLMADGE, Ohio - Area residents paid their respects on Saturday to those buried in more than 900 unmarked graves in a potter's field near the site of the former Summit County Home.

The potters field is just off a trail that winds through the Summit Metro Parks Tallmadge Meadows area. A boulder with a plaque marks the entrance.

Tallmadge Mayor David Kline, Fire Chief Michael Passarelli, and Munroe Falls Police Chief Jerry Hughes attended the ceremony hosted by the Tallmadge Knights of Columbus.

The event featured the presentation of a colorful wreath of fresh flowers by a Knights of Columbus honor guard, which was accompanied by a bagpiper.

The Knights of Columbus, a worldwide Catholic fraternal men’s service order, is dedicated to the principles of charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism.

Grand Knight of Our Lady of Victory Greg Tomei told onlookers the Knights of Columbus was started in 1882 as a way to support widows and orphans who lost their primary wage earner through disease, industrial accidents and other unfortunate events.

“So it's been an honor today for our Lady of Victory Council and the Northeast Akron Council to be part of this event, to remember and pray for those who are buried here, who did not have family or friends to send them off,” he said.

Knights of Columbus Recorder Cris Drugan gave a short history of the potter's field, which was used between 1919 until 1970.

“For those of you don't know what a potter's field is, potter fields are paupers’ graves, or a common grave. It is a place for the burial of unknown, unclaimed or indigent people,” Drugan said to attendees. “That's who we're here to honor today.”

Only three headstones stand in the cemetery, with two, back -to-back, memorializing John Keck and Constantina Plarinnos, who both died in 1935.

A third stone honors “Unknown Skeletal Remains.” The grave contains the bones of people buried in an even older Tallmadge graveyard locals knew as Four Pines, which is now part of the Summit County Fairgrounds, according to records kept by the Tallmadge Historical Society.

Click HERE for the entire story.

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STATE PROGRAMS

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KNIGHTS IN ACTION Council 3970 Mother's Day event posted on Supreme website HONORING AND SERVING MOMS Lafayette Council 3970 in Independence, Ohio, honored mothers during the month of May with cards, pie and coffee after Mass one weekend at St. Michael’s Parish. The Knights also collected more than $2,250 from parishioners for Zelie’s Home, a nonprofit that provides practical, emotional and spiritual support to new mothers and their children.

Council 15056 Teams Up with 16373 to Support Ultrasound Machine Brother Knights, we all accomplished this major milestone with an overwhelming vote of Yes to proceed with a donation of $ 4,000 to help purchase a mobile Ultrasound machine. Myself, Rick Matis and Dewey Harper presented the check to St. Ladislaus Parish, Westlake Council # 16373, Grand Knight, David Parchem, yesterday at their monthly general meeting. They were very appreciative of the donation to finalize the purchase. They thanked and praised the Holy Spirit for the intersession of the Holy Family Knights stepping forward with the donation. A special Thank You to District Deputy, Teran Taggart for his help and advice.

This act of Life and Kindness is what the Knights of Columbus are all about. We all should be proud saving unborn babies.

They are our future Knights. ing AM 1260 The Rock.

• Here are some ideas on ways the Knights can participate in the Fall Spirit Drive:

Our Fall Spirit Drive will be upon us in less than 2 weeks! The dates of the Drive are October 13th through the 15th.

With the ongoing (dare I say waning) pandemic, we are still limiting the number of people congregating at the station during the drive, and have really scaled back our refreshments.

That being said, we continue to be grateful for the participation of the Knights in the work of evangelization by support-

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Join us for Knight Time on Wednesday October 13th from 5-6 PM as the K of C hour. It would be our hope that councils and individual knights would call in with pledges/gifts during that hour (or perhaps stop by The Rock). All gifts will be announced on air with the council number (if provided).

The pledge drive is dedicated to the Real Presence in the Eucharist.

Would the Knights (councils or individuals) be willing to do an hour of adoration for Catholic radio? We would be glad to acknowledge if they let us know the day/hour they are adoring during the Drive.

Would they recite a rosary for the

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success of the drive.

Spread the word! Tell their friends to tune in to the pledge drive and support Catholic radio, go to www.am1260therock.com to make an online gift, call 216-227-1260, or text am1260 to 243725.

Share any emails with their friends and on social media.

Pick up bumper magnets for cars.

We now have yard signs! Would the K of C councils who have halls be willing to put up an AM 1260 The Rock sign in their yard? Can also be picked up by individual members and placed in their yards.

Visit www.am1260therock.com for more information and ways that you can help support Catholic radio here in NE Ohio.

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DIOCESAN INFO

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DIOCESAN DIRECTORY State Advocate / DD #32

Jim Maslach

440-785-9838

kofcjkm@gmail.com

State Website Director

Tom Buehner

216-554-0722

tom.buehner@gmail.com

Assistant Membership Director

John Brown

330-610-0308

trouter0523@gmail.com

DD Coordinator / DD #33

George Metz

440-449-0081

georgegmetz@aol.com

Dio. Membership / DD #28

Mike Incorvati

330-671-1490

mbaincorvati@hotmail.com

Dio. Membership / DD #29

Brett Hazen

216-835-8500

TFMM1882@GMAIL.COM

District Deputy #20

DeWitt Gober

440-541-3317

DD20GOBER@GMAIL.COM

District Deputy #21

Patrick Gale

440-382-1177

FLAGDAY66@WOWWAY.COM

District Deputy #22

David Tucker

216-310-4360

SIXFOOTSIX32@YAHOO.COM

District Deputy #24

Tom Donovan

216-650-4213

TD3430@ATT.NET

District Deputy #25

Cris Drugan

234-207-8686

CRIS.DRUGAN@ATT.NET

District Deputy #26 / Chapter President

Teran Taggart

440-665-4078

ADM5893@YAHOO.COM

District Deputy #27

Joel Case

216-513-0844

JOELSESA@HOTMAIL.COM

District Deputy #30

Kevin Hogan

330-666-1343

K.J.HOGAN@ROADRUNNER.COM

District Deputy #31

Bob Walsh

216-533-1134

REWALSH731@AOL.COM

EVENTS & EXEMPLIFICATIONS OCTOBER 2021 6—Exemplification CUF (7P) 8—Cleveland Chapter Meeting (7P) 10—District Deputy Meeting (7P) 11—Town Hall Meeting (637) (7P) 12—Exemplification CUF (7P) (4847) 15-17—Charity Foundation Meeting 13—Exemplification CUF (7P) 20—Exemplification CUF (7P) 21—Town Hall Meeting (4130) (7P) 27—Exemplification CUF (7P) 28—Financial Secretary 101 (7P) - Tentative 30—Exemplification PAT (OD1) (7P) 31—State Officer Meeting (7P) Please check out the calendar on the Diocesan Page from the State Website for more details.

Submit your councils events on the state website. Visit www.kofcohio.org and click on EVENTS & EXEMPLIFICATIONS. Click on the Add Council or Other Event to State Calendar. Hosting an Exemplification of Charity, Unity and Fraternity. Put it on the website by clicking Request for Council to Host Exemplification.

SUPREME TRAINING October 2021 Schedule

Regional Training Directors are a resource for councils in the United States and Canada. Regional Training Directors provide training for council and district leaders, both in person and online. Steve Cohen (PSD, Md) serves our jurisdiction of Ohio.

This month, Steve is concentrating on the You Are Your Programs. As we all know, a council wothout programs will not succeed. Our councils reputation depends upon our programs. This is what people see. This is what makes us who we are. All Council Officers, Program Directors, Faith-In-Action Directors, or anyone interested.

Visit the state training page at www.kofcohio.org under FOR MEMBERS > Training Opportunities.

The dates for training in August are: • • •

Wednesday, October 7 @ 7PM Saturday October 16 @ 10AM Wednesday October 26 @ 7PM

This training is open to all council officers and members and is done via GoToWebinar.

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