Council 10941
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Invitation to develop your faith.
“That Man is You” resumes on Thursday and Saturday mornings. This is an all new program this year. This is an excellent opportunity for ALL catholic men to deepen their relationship with God with a group of like-minded men.
Also you can prayerfully consider one of the many bible stuydy and faith sharing programs offered by the church. We need to constantly learn to be equipped to fullfill of leadership roles in our families and community. -
Knotes from the Knights
Catholic Men's Conference (2018 through 2020)
There is a HUGE opportunity and need for the Knights of Council 10941 to step up to the plate. The conference occurs in February each year. This year, our council will shadow St. Brendon's (the current sponsor of the event) to take over that job for the following two years. This is a great opportunity for our council to take a very active role in a tremendous event that features thousands of Catholic men deepening their faith in a very positive and educational environment. Please prayerfully consider stepping up to the plate (and maybe a bit out of your comfort zone) to lend your time and talent to this opportunity.
Missing your Email from the Council?
Our council is trying to maintain a single list via the K of C self service address portal.
Please update your personal information here.
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Bill Pederson, who attended the State Council conference brought back the following awards to either the council or council members:
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Power of One for recruiting one member per month on average
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Best Community Activity (BCA) Reporting
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Division Four – BCA for unemployment assistance
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Division Four – Best Vocation for Christmas cards to the Josephinium
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Highest Net Membership Intake for recruiting 21 new members this year
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You may now opt to get a "Knights of Columbus" License plate from the Ohio BMV when you renew yout tags. The extra fee for the plate will support the Special Olympics.
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Prayer Requests
George Patrick
Jon Petrick
Wesly Ryan
Jeff Petrick
Veterans
Kim Mahoney
Denise Spangler
John Connor
Mildred
Jeff Oberlander
First Responders
Jim Walsh family
California fire victims
Ed Sanders family
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Officers
Grand Knight, Peter Golato
Chaplain, Fr. Dennis Kigozi
Deputy Grand Knight, Steve Maxwell
Chancellor, Nick Nartini
Financial Sec., Sean Morrisey
Treasurer, Al Hannum
Recorder, Vacant
Warden, Trevor Linnaberry
Advocate, Peter Golato
Inside Guard, Ed Brand
Outside Guard, Ed Brand
Outside Guard, Rick Dosky
1 Yr Trustee, George Butzer
2 Yr Trustee, Chris Sarka (PGK)
3 Yr Trustee, Bob Genton
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Useful Links
Knights of Columbus:
Columbia Online Edition
Father Michael McGivney, Founder
Knights of Columbus - Columbus
Knights of Columbus - Ohio
Knights of Columbus - Supreme
KofC - Training Webinar Page
Other:
The Vatican
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
Catholic Diocese of Columbus, Ohio
St. Gabriel Radio
EWTN
Mass Times Anywhere
The Catechism of the Catholic Church
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Council History
Council History
In New Albany Council 10941 was chartered on August 2, 1992 in the Village of New Albany, Ohio. There were 34 charter members, many of whom are still serving the council and Parish. Currently, there are over 200 Catholic members that serve the Church of the Resurrection.
Council Involvement
Council 10941 Knights are involved in nearly every ministry our Parish offers, including Eucharistic Ministers, Ushers, Greeters, Lectors, Sacristans, Music Ministry, RCIA, CREED, Youth Ministry, Eucharistic Adoration, Social Justice Ministries and many others. The Council also raises funds through donation of our sub-sandwich sales, pancake breakfasts and Lenten Family Buffet.
The funds raised support a seminarian at the Pontifical College Josephinum, St. Gabriel radio (820 AM), Breakfast with Santa, Cum Christo, Kairos, ProLife Organizations, Catholic Charities, donations of food for the needy and emergency requests for financial aid. The Council also assists the Parish with donations of needed items and through the many members’ time and talents.
This past year the Knights, purchased new tables for the Ministry Center, a new TV for Youth Ministry activities, installed splash guards along the walls and painted cabinets in the kitchen, fixed potholes in the Parish parking lot and upgraded the counter space in one of the rooms of the Ministry Center.
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God First
All Knights strive to be good catholic men. God is first in our lives. To serve the Lord, we need to know his laws and teachings and be ready to assist others in learning about our faith and the teachings of God. Here is a basic quiz to see what you know and perhaps where you can grow. We should never stop learning.
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Family Next
As Knights, we have a devotion to our family and a duty to provide for them. However, as true believers we know all too well that we are not promised anything beyond this present moment. The Knights of Columbus were founded by Fr. McGivney to assist the families left behind when men passed away leaving the survivers no means of support. Today, this tradition continues but in the more practical method of the Knights of Columbus Insurance program. This often overlooked and sometimes maligned benefit provides the means for us as Knights to provide for those left behind should God call us home ahead of our loved ones. You owe it to yourself and your family to look into the fine,competively priced, and highly rated products available to you to insure that those you love can continue on in your absence without any additional hardship.
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Serve the Community
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic, family, fraternal, service organization. This theme permeates the entire Service Program: all Church, community, council, family, culture of life, and youth activities. The Knights in our council participate in nearly all of the Church's many ministries.
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Responsible Citizenship
Any Third Degree member in good standing is eligible for membership in the Fourth Degree. The primary purpose of the Fourth Degree is to foster the spirit of patriotism by promoting responsible citizenship and a love of and loyalty to the Knights' respective countries through active membership in local Fourth Degree groups (called "assemblies"). Certain members of the Fourth Degree serve as honor guards at civic and religious functions - an activity that has brought worldwide recognition to the Knights of Columbus