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Knights of Columbus Notre Dame Council 10514

P. O. Box 2084

Flagler Beach, FL 32136-2084 E-mail council10514@gmail.com Website: www.Council10514.org

October 2018

Grand Knight – Patrick Mulvihill

Worthy Brothers,

Wow, September has come and gone. We lucked out so far this year by not having any hurricanes. Please pray for those that were

affected by Hurricane Florence for a quick recovery. September was a very busy month for our council. We cooked and served for First Friday; participated in a memorial service for a passed Brother; recognized our fallen heroes in the 9-11 Ceremony; sponsored a blood drive for Santa Maria del Mar; had Council 10514 and Assembly 2810 representatives at the Alpha Women’s Center Fund-Raising Gala (see page 7); and participated & cooked for the Parish Sponsored Arts and Crafts Show. Thank you to all the Brothers and the Color Guard for making Brother Joe Palermo’s memorial service so memorable for his family. It was a very impressive service and the Color Guard added great solemnity to the service. Kudos to PGK and Brother Kevin Ryan for organizing a very poignant 9-11 Memorial Service (see article on page 5, photos on page 6). He was finally able to complete a 9-11 Memorial, as last year, all his planning and efforts were blown away to Irma! The Color Guard did a fantastic job along with the JROTC Students from Matanzas High School. Of course, it would not have been as reverent without the prayers and words from Father Jim May who also celebrated a wonderful mass for all those who marched back to church from the Flagler Pier. Also a shout out to all the brothers who cooked and served for the reception that followed. Great job by one and all! Thanks to our Chaplain, Father Kaz and Brother Nick Carrube, we have been able to re-start our Blood Drive Campaign. Hopefully, this will become a quarterly event for our council. Our Council, Assembly, & SMdM Respect Life Committee were represented at the annual Alpha Women’s Center Gala Banquet by GK Pat & Jacque Mulvihill, FN Tony & Claudia Gasparino, DD Dan & Ruth Nagy, Mike & Sherry Boullion, Duane & Janice Berreth, Steven & Jill Neyer, Paul & Patti Gloekler, Joe & Betty Zaia. Alpha Women’s Center has been the recipient of our council’s efforts in providing the availability of a mobile ultrasound machine (see article and photos on page 7). The Santa Maria del Mar’s ‘Arts and Crafts Show’ was very successful, thanks to all the Brother Knights who helped with set-up on Thursday, cooking and selling refreshments on both days and for staffing our table, selling raffle tickets. We could not have done it without YOU!

October looks to be as busy as ever. Bingo starts on Tuesday, October 9th (see ad on page 4 for details). Bingo is our council’s biggest fund-raising activity. We can use all the help you can provide. Please contact EY Walter (386-986-1163) to volunteer your time or just show up on BINGO Tuesdays. You will be put to work!

Please don’t forget the Tootsie Roll Drive this month. We have several dates and locations this year and our success depends on YOU! Please consider donating at least 2 hours of

your time for this worthy cause. The funds that we collect are distributed to 3 programs (Whispering Meadows Program, TRAIL Transition Program, Special Needs CCD Program) that assist persons with disabilities. Sign-up sheets will be available at our regular meeting on October 3rd. There are a number of time slots available on 10/19, 10/20, and 10/21; you can choose your time and location. (see page 8 for details on volunteering) Our first dinner dance of this fraternal year will be held on Saturday, October 20th (see ad on page 6 for details). The dance will have a Halloween theme and prizes will be awarded for best costumes. Help is needed the night before to set up the hall (many hands make light work) and at the dance with cooking, serving, and clean-up. The more volunteers we have at the dance, the more everyone gets to enjoy the music and fellowship. Let’s not forget the Soccer Challenge being held on Saturday, October 13th at Wadsworth Park in Flagler Beach. The event will be held from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. If you can help with this event organized by PGK and Brother Tony Gasparino, please arrive by 8:30 to help with set-up. Thank you, Tony, for organizing this youth event. Please say the following prayer for our sick and bereaved Brothers and their families: Lord, bless our sick today so that they may bear their illness in union with Jesus’ sufferings and restore them quickly to health. In your goodness, we ask you to grant our beavered Brothers, and families everlasting peace and happiness. We ask this through Christ, our Lord. Amen. Mary, Queen of the Knights, thank you for your prayers and guidance in helping us have a successful fraternal year. May God Bless you and keep you safe.

Vivat Jesus Pat

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October 2018 Calendar Wed Oct 3, 2018 Fri Oct 5, 2018 Fri – Sun Oct 5,6,7 Mon Oct 8, 2018 Tues Oct 9, 2018 Sat Oct 13, 2018 Tues Oct 16, 2018 Tues Oct 16, 2018 Fri – Sun Oct 19,20,21 Sat Oct 20, 2018 Tues Oct 23, 2018 Tues Oct 30, 2018

5:30pm – 6:30pm 7:00pm – 9:00pm 7:30am – Noon All Day All Day 11:15am – 3:00pm 9:00am – Noon 11:15am – 3:00pm 4:30pm – 6:30pm All Day 6:30pm – 10:00pm 11:15am – 3:00pm 11:15am – 3:00pm

Officer’s Meeting – Parish Hall Business Meeting – Parish Hall 1st Friday Communion Breakfast – Parish Hall Tootsie Roll Campaign (Phase 1) Columbus Day (observed) Bingo - Parish Hall Soccer Challenge – Wadsworth Field SR 100 Bingo - Parish Hall Assembly 2810 Meeting (SMdM Parish Hall) Tootsie Roll Campaign (Phase 2) Halloween Dinner/Dance Bingo - Parish Hall Bingo - Parish Hall

November 2018 Calendar Thurs Nov 1, 2018 Fri Nov 2, 2018 Sat Nov 3, 2018 Tues Nov 6, 2018 Wed Nov 7, 2018 Tues Nov 13, 2018 Thurs Nov 15, 2018 Tues Nov 20, 2018 Thurs Nov 22, 2018 Tues Nov 27, 2018

All Day 7:30am – 11:30am 6:00pm – 10:00pm 11:15am – 3:00pm 5:30pm – 6:30pm 7:00pm – 9:00pm 11:15am – 3:00pm 6:00pm – 8:00pm 11:15am – 3:00pm 4:30pm – 6:30pm All Day 11:15am – 3:00pm

All Saints Day 1st Friday Communion Breakfast – Parish Hall Military Order of Purple Heart Dinner/Dance (Plantation Oaks Community Center) Bingo – Parish Hall Officers Meeting – Parish Hall Business Meeting – Parish Hall Bingo – Parish Hall Memorial Mass Bingo – Parish Hall Assembly 2810 Meeting (SMdM Parish Hall) Thanksgiving Day Bingo – Parish Hall

Have something newsworthy? Send to: mboullion@hotmail.com (Editor’s Note: All items or articles for the newsletter must be submitted by the 25th of the month.)

Field Agent - Victor Silva

We Stand on Ethical Ground

Some people believe that ethics in business is a contradiction in terms. They think that in order to be profitable, a company and its leaders must abandon morality and embrace the dark, greedy

side that they see so often in the news and in movies.

At the Knights of Columbus, we know this isn’t true. A business can be both ethical and successful. We are.

As a Catholic organization, we understand the value and importance of our core beliefs and the original mission of Venerable Father Michael J. McGivney. Much of the strength and financial security we provide to members and their families can be attributed to our ethical, moral standards.

More than 96 percent of Knights who buy our life insurance keep it, year in and year out. The Order takes this commitment to our members very seriously. This means carefully planning when it comes time to invest. Our professional staff researches all transactions to insure that they fall in line with Catholic values.

“We exclude any company engaged in activity that conflicts with Catholic moral teaching: companies directly involved in abortion, contraception, human cloning, embryonic stem cell research, for-profit health care that pays for any of these, or

pornography,” said Supreme Knight Carl Anderson. “There are many companies in the pharmaceutical and communications industries that would undoubtedly provide excellent returns for us, but which are not in our portfolio because they engage in research and development or programming in ways that violate the sanctity or dignity of human life.”

In the end, the Knights of Columbus investment strategy is motivated by morality, not money. Yet, each year we remain profitable, increase our assets and stay dedicated to this vision that will keep the Order financially sound for generations to come.

But don’t just take our word for it. In 2018 the Knights of Columbus was named a “World’s Most Ethical Company” by the Ethisphere Institute for the fifth year in a row.

“Faithful Catholics have choices when buying life insurance,” said the Supreme Knight. “But they know that at the Knights of Columbus their policy is supplied by an insurer that shares their moral and ethical values and is guided in all of its investment and sales practices by those values.”

For more information contact: Victor Silva, FIC, MDRT (386) 569-1918 (386) 693-4016 Victor.Silva@kofc.org

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Notre Dame Council 10514 Officers - Columbian Year 2018 - 2019

CHAPLAIN GRAND KNIGHT DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT Father Kazimierz Ligeza Pat Mulvihill (386) 439-2791 (386) 586-3398 FrKaz@smdmcc.org Patmfl@aol.com

CHANCELLOR FINANCIAL SECRETARY TREASURER Jerry Chabon Doug Bentley Brian Taylor (386) 263-2605 (580) 678-5426 (203) 981-3310 jerrychabon@yahoo.com DougBentley@earthlilnk.net B.Taylor@snet.net

RECORDER ADVOCATE LECTURER John Williamson Kevin Ryan Joseph Abitante (386) 597-7790 (386) 302-5068 (386) 597-7023 BUVEZVIN@AOL.COM KevinJRyan@att.net jabitante2@cfl.rr.com

WARDEN INSIDE GUARD INSIDE GUARD Tim Postemski James Kenny John Check (386) 492-1678 (386) 986- 1237 (386) 225-4456 tnp1750@comcast.net em43809@bellsouth.net jmcheck82@gmail.com

INSIDE GUARD OUTSIDE GUARD OUTSIDE GUARD John Stankovich Frank Crisologo (386) 313-5085 (386) 446-4797

frankcrisologosr@yahoo.com

TRUSTEE 3 YEAR TRUSTEE 2 YEAR TRUSTEE 1 YEAR Anthony Gasparino E.Y. Walter Stan Niedzwiecki (386) 864-8706 (386) 986-1163 (386) 569-1068 TonyGTech@cfl.rr.com EYWalter@gmail.com snedz12@gmail.com

PROGRAM DIRECTOR – OPEN

CHURCH DIRECTOR - E.Y. WALTER 986-1163 MEMORIAL MASS/CORPORATE COMMUNION MICHAEL BOULLION 315-1043

COUNCIL DIRECTOR - KEVIN RYAN 302-5068

BINGO - E. Y. WALTER 986-1163 JIM ANDERSON 446-4705 MIKE ARATO 447-7427 BOB CALABRESE 547-9312 JOHN CHECK 225-4456 BUD CAMPBELL 437-8421 DANIEL CINO 439-4940 KEN COSTA 908-642-3846 FRANK CRISOLOGO 446-4797 RAY DEROIS 447-7274 ARMANDO GARCIA 446-4171 TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 KEN LEDFORD 445-2388 PAT MARTELLUCCI 447-0991 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 TIM POSTEMSKI 492-2359 PETE PREISER 986-4879 WALTER SIBOROSKI 439-1304 BRIAN TAYLOR 203-981-3310 AL TRUNZO 439-5285 RON WOLAK 313-6981

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR – BRIAN TAYLOR 263-7288

ADMISSIONS - PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 JERRY CHABON 263-2605

INSURANCE - VICTOR SILVA 569-1918 or 693-4016

RETENTION - PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398 TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 KEVIN RYAN 302-5068

RECRUITMENT - E.Y. WALTER 986-1163 KEVIN RYAN 302-5068

FIRST DEGREE TEAM RON YANKOWSKI 693-4512 FRANK CRISOLOGO 446-4797 ART GILIBERTI 439-7647 THOMAS BRAND 446-9628 LEN ALBERT 615-6805 LEN DEROIS 569-1179 KEVIN RYAN 302-5068 JORGIN BORITHS 586-0033 KEN LEDFORD 445-2388 RAY DEROIS 447-7274 LEN DIGNARD 206-4143 ROLAND SALERNO 263-2330 TONY GASPARINO 864-8706 STAN NIEDZWIECKI 569-1068 E.Y. WALTER 986-1163 GREGG EVERETT 439-6466 TONY DESANTOS 338-2489 BRUCE ZARAJCZYK 597-6915 WILLIAM KELLY 313-5334 PAT MULVIHILL 586-3398

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Knights of Columbus Bingo EVERY TUESDAY AT SANTA MARIA DEL MAR PARISH HALL

DOORS OPEN AT 11:15AM

A FREE LUNCH IS SERVED AT 11:30AM WHEN YOU BUY A BINGO PACK FOR ONLY $13.00

BINGO STARTS PROMPTLY AT 12:15PM.

JACKPOT UP TO $200.00. Contact E.Y. at 986-1163

Happy Birthday

Thomas Donaghy 10/6 Patrick Mulvihill 10/6 David Morace 10/7 Walter Siboroski 10/12 Gary Sessions 10/13 John Williamson 10/16

Louis Bianchini 10/17 Thomas Mc Donnell 10/18 Daniel Mulvenna 10/18 Charles Thompson 10/19 William Mania 10/20 Robert Paxia 10/20

Peter Preiser 10/22 John Brailsford 10/22 Jose Dones 10/26 Ramon Marrero 10/27 Roland Salerno 10/31

Happy Anniversary

John & Jamie Fischer 10/3/1981 Louis & Marianne Bianchini 10/5/2004 Edward & Joan Guy 10/10/1982

Paul & Christie Mucciolo 10/20/1991 Pompeo & Linda Avellino 10/21/1973

Does your spouse know that you haven't given us your anniversary information?? If your anniversary is not listed please email your information to our financial secretary, Doug Bentley: dougbentley@earthlink.net

Youth Program October 2018

I am very happy to inform you the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office has presented a donation check to the KofC to help support the KofC youth programs. The Sheriff’s Office support is a wonderful way to show the students of Flagler County how they are supported by the Sheriff and his staff. They know that the KofC

programs help to educate students to be aware of the dangers of substance abuse as they mature and grow into adulthood. The Sheriff’s Office has been supporting our programs for several years and we extend a special thank you to the Sheriff’s Office for their contribution. Soccer Challenge - scheduled for Saturday, October 13th 9:00 am – 12:00 noon and will be held at Wadsworth Park Field near the Flagler Bridge on SR100. The Flagler Youth Soccer League administrator Becky Mitchell will be helping the KofC with this event. Poster Contest - will be held in conjunction with the Flagler County Red Ribbon week from Oct. 23rd through Oct. 31st. The Posters are due to Sabrina Crosby by Tuesday, November 6th. The county judging will be on Tuesday, November 8th 9:30 am – 11:00 am and will be held at the Flagler County Government Building on the 3rd floor in room 3B. The awards will be presented to the winners at the School Board Meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 18th at 6:00 pm in the Government Building board room, 1st floor. Basketball Free Throw - will be held at the Carver Community Center in Bunnell, Florida on Saturday, January 26, 2019 from 9:00 am – 12:00 noon. Rev. Elijah Emanuel, Facility Director of the Carver Center, will be helping with this event. Anyone who would like to help with the youth programs please let me know. We need all the help our council can provide. Tony Gasparino, Youth Director

Starts on Oct. 9th

Special Recognition PGK Tony Gasparino received recognition for Council 10514’s assistance in obtaining an ultrasound machine for ‘A Women’s Resource Center’ in Palatka. The Certificate of Appreciation was presented by Florida State Pro-Life Event Chairman, Paul Gloekler.

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August Knight of the Month – Doug Bentley Tony Gasparino Receives PGK Pin John Corbett Receives Honorary Life Card Kevin Ryan Receives Honorary Member Card

COUNCIL 10514 9-11 MEMORIAL CEREMONY Notre Dame Council # 10514 of the Knights of Columbus, held their 15th September 11th Remembrance Ceremony at the Flagler Pier. The ceremony was made possible because of the tremendous co-operation and support from the City of Flagler Beach and the Flagler County Sheriff's Dept. Assembly 2810 Fourth Degree Color Corp members lead a procession on the Flagler Pier carrying the American Flag as well as the Knights of Columbus Ceremonial Flag. They were followed by KofC council members, local dignitaries, police officers, firefighters, first responders, and the Matansas High School JROTC Color Guard under the direction of First Sergeant Troy Caraballo. In attendance and representing the City of Flagler Beach were: Mayor Linda Provencher, Commissioner Rick Belhumeur, Commissioner Marshall Shupe, Capt Lance Blanchette, Fire Chief Pierce, Past Commissioner Capt John Feind. Also attending were Flagler County Sheriff Rick Staly

and Under Sheriff Jack Bisland. Rudy Andre, Michael Pugliese and other members of the community represented our heroes by offering flowers in the memory of those that lost their lives on this date in 2001. Participants processed from Flagler Pier, escorted by the Flagler Beach Police Dept., to Santa Maria del Mar Church. A special Memorial Mass was celebrated by Fr. Jim May. A reception for all attendees was held at the Parish Hall following the Mass. A very special thank you for everyone that helped make this solemn event successful. (see photos on next page) Kevin Ryan 9-11 Memorial Chairman

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9-11 Memorial photos on right courtesy of

Joseph Zaia

Council 10514 Installs Officers Grand Knight Patrick Mulvihill and the 2018-19 slate of officers for Notre Dame Council 10514 were formally installed by District Deputy Dan Nagy. Father Kazimierz Ligeza, Council Chaplain and Pastor of Santa Maria del Mar Church, officiated at the installation Mass. A reception in the Santa Maria del Mar Parish Hall was hosted by Jacque Mulvihill with assistance from Debbie Wolak, Claudia Gasparino, & Sherry Boullion following the officer installation ceremonies.

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Council 10514 Recognized at Gala Event

Notre Dame Knights of Columbus Council 10514 was recognized for their support of Alpha Women’s Center in Bunnell at their recent “Branches of Hope” Gala. The event was held in the Palm Coast Community Center. Knights of Columbus Notre Dame Council #10514 was listed as an ‘Alpha “Partners Advocating Life” (PAL)’ member in the Gala program book. A photo from the council’s Pasta Dinner & Karaoke Night Alpha fundraiser which raised $510 was featured in their program guide. Knights of Columbus wives attending the event volunteered to host the Gala Event Registration Table. Volunteering were: Jacque Mulvihill, Sherry Boullion, Jill Neyer, and Janice Berreth. They welcomed over 250 event attendees (Top Photo). A number of speakers highlighted the work of Alpha’s Women’s Center and how they provided support to those efforts. Among the services provided to clients of Alpha are: parenting skill training, financial assistance, adoption support, spiritual counseling, and ultrasounds. Lennette Deal from Life Services stated that they have an 85% success rate of saving babies when the mother views an ultrasound of her unborn child. Board of Directors President Bruce Lampe thanked the Knights of Columbus for their past efforts in securing an ultrasound machine for Life Services of St. John’s County. This has allowed Alpha to partner with Life Services to measure the need of that service. It has been extremely successful and has become an integral part of their ministry to women that find themselves in a crisis pregnancy. Pro-Life Chairman Duane Berreth and his wife, Janice who is the Respect Life Ministry President at SMdM, gave a short presentation to the Gala attendees (Photo #2). They explained how the Knights have partnered with the Respect Life Ministry at Santa Maria del Mar to conduct a Spiritual Adoption Program as well as sponsor a fundraising drive through a Baby Bottle Campaign. The latter raised over $5,400 for Alpha. Knights and wives attending the event (Bottom Two Photos): GK Pat Mulvihill (Jacque), FN Anthony Gasparino (Claudia), Pro-Life Chairman Duane Berreth (Janice), Florida State Events Chairman Paul Gloeker (Patti), DD Dan Nagy (Ruth), Steven Neyer (Jill), and Michael Boullion (Sherry). Also seated with the Respect Life Group was Joe & Betty Zaia from Santa Maria del Mar.

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Council Spotlight

Knight of the Month Family of the Month

July Michael Boullion July Ken & Angela Ledford August Douglas Bentley August Ronald & Debbie Wolack September Kevin Ryan September Tony & Claudia Gasparino

Tootsie Roll Drive Volunteer Sign-up Reminder The 2018 Tootsie Roll Drive is this month. We will conduct the drives on two week-ends (Oct. 5, 6, 7 & Oct. 19, 20, 21). Contact Ken Ledford (864-5228) or GK Pat Mulvihill (586-3398) to volunteer if you have not already done so.

There are a number of time slots available on 10/19, 10/20, and 10/21. A number of our members have asked to work as a team so they can work together and that has worked

out well. Please be flexible as some dates and times are already reserved.

Not only does the Tootsie Roll Drive benefit our local citizens that are mentally handicapped, but it provides an opportunity to portray a positive image of our Catholic faith and the Knights of Columbus to the local community.

Pat Mulvihill, Grand Knight

Mary Queen of the Knights intercede to Jesus for those in need of his healing prayers SICK (Listing is for 3 months, but can be renewed for another 3 month period by notifying bulletin editor) Brother Jerry Chabon (3) Brother Stan Niedzweicki (3) Brother Dan Smith (3) Brother Francis Scheideler, Sr. (2) Brother Robert Brunstetter (2) Nita Derois, wife of Brother Ray Derois (2) Brother Raymond Hommel (1)

Brother Joe Falis (1) Brother David Rogers (P) John Ryan, father of Brother Kevin Ryan (P) Father Sal Difazio, PGK (P) Brother David Geszler (P) Brother Anthony Cataline (P)

BEREAVED (Listing is for one year) Julieta Garcia, wife of Brother Armando Garcia 10/17 Wallace Footit (11/17) Filomena Bellantoni, mother-in-law of Tony Gasparino (11/17) Mary Chabon, mother of Brother Jerry Chabon (11/17) Lavita Boriths, wife of Jorgen Boriths (1/18) Brother Ed Gerber (2/18) Joyce Gerber, wife of Brother Ed Gerber (2/18) Paul Rizzo, brother of Robert Rizzo (2/18) Brother David Geszler (3/18)

Annette Furmanek, wife of Brother John Furmanek (4/18) Brother Don Harris (4/18) Brother Tom Liston Sr. (5/18) Diann Cospito, mother of Brother John Cospito (5/18) Amber Tringale Green, daughter-in-law of Brother James Green (7/18) Brother Michael Senko (7/18) Brother Joseph Palermo (8/18) Frank Cutillo, brother of Brother Angelo Cutillo (9/18)

Prayer for the Healing of Loved Ones Almighty God, look with mercy and kindness on our loved ones who are sick, especially those listed here. Grant them good health. Send your holy Angels to watch over them. Protect them from danger, and keep them safe from lasting injury or harm. May the life-giving grace of Your Divine Son relieve their suffering and bring them to a full recovery. Embrace them with Your constant love, and with the power of Christ’s healing presence, that Your bountiful goodness may be their source of comfort, strength and joy. Amen.

Prayer for the Faithful Departed O Loving Father, Source of all life, please accompany Your servants, listed here, from this earth, to the Kingdom of heavenly peace, rest and eternal life that You have prepared for us. Forgive any sins that have been committed, and welcome these departed souls into the joyful embrace of Your never-ending love. Amen.

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Knights of Columbus Notre Dame Council 10514

P. O. Box 2084

Flagler Beach, FL 32136-2084 E-mail council10514@gmail.com

October 2018