My Fellow Sir Knights and Brothers All,
At times you will be notified that there is important information on our Monsignor Buckley Assembly web site that needs to viewed immediately and or that needs to have immediate action. Please stay tuned into this site and pay close attention to these "calls to action". Your support and dedication to the principles of the Knights of Columbus and the 4th Degree Orders principle of Patriotism, is one of the reasons why we remain so successful in the State of New Hampshire.
Fraternally yours,
SK, Rudy Vien, FN
This is Fr. "Von" DeRosia's Parish: http://www.stjosepheppingnh.com/. Fr. Von is the son of Deacon (and Council 112 Brother) Winton DeRosia, and his wife, Marie.
As 9/11/2010 falls on a Saturday, this is the Vigil Mass - 4:00 PM (24th Sunday in Ordinary Time), followed by a dinner served by the Columbian Squires (5:00 PM), followed by the Prayer Service @ 6:30 PM. The Knights observe this day as a World Day of Prayer for Peace.
We are invited and encouraged to participate in this series of events.
George Weber
Financial Secretary
Concord Council 112
25 Bela Brook Lane
Concord, NH 03301-8414
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N.H. State Officers and All Brother Knights,
I invite all my fellow Brother Knights to our 3rd annual 9/11 Prayer Service held on Sept. 11, 2010 @ 6:30pm at St. Joseph Church, 208 Pleasant Street (Route27) Epping, N.H.
If you could join us for Regalia, please come for 6:00pm line-up.
Council 6850 sponsors this memorial service dedicated to the men and women who lost their lives on the tragic day. Let us not forget!
There is regular weekly Mass for 4:00pm and the Squires always hold a dinner on the second Sat. for the month.
Come and join us for all, if you can.
Fraternally,
Ron Metevier, Chairman
If anyone is interested in sending something to troops serving in Iraq here is an address to which stuff can be sent for an entire battalion of Marines.
The request is for “stuff” that is from home [note: non-religious, non-sexy, politically correct is the military rule and packages are (supposedly) inspected]. These guys are based in northern Iraq (at least north of Bagdad), have occasional access to familiar treats like Burger King, but auto magazines, National Review, newspapers, candy for the local kids (the sort of non-melting kind – say boxes of K of C Tootsie Rolls), personal hygiene items, and occasional (can’t have fat Marines now can we?) candy for the Marines themselves would be appreciated.
Again, this is not just for my son, but for his men (ok-boys).
GySgt James Ulery
2D LAAD Bn Det A
A Btry
Unit 78087
FPO AE 09509-8087