Grand Knights Message
Grand Knights Message
Grand Knights Message
Grand Knights Message
My Brother Knights, Let me start off by thanking all my fellow officers for stepping up and taking on the responsibility of leadership of our council. I thank everyone who came out in support of out officers at this year’s installation. Once again, we have a very busy year planned and will be needing everyone’s
Grand Knights Message
My Brother Knights, Let me start off by thanking all my fellow officers for stepping up and taking on the responsibility of leadership of our council. I thank everyone who came out in support of out officers at this year’s installation. Once again, we have a very busy year planned and will be needing everyone’s Help to accomplish our goals. We recently held our annual Trenton Thunder baseball game which was a big success. Everyone who attended had a great time. Thank You brother Jack Kelly for another well-run event. As we continue on with our schedule of events, I ask every member to please Consider how they can find ways to help. Lastly please continue to support your Priests, Deacons, and Parishes.
Vivat Jesus!
Brother Rich
News and Events
Grand Knights Message
Grand Knights Message
Council Meetings: 1st Thursday of the mo.
Council Social: 3rd Thursday of the month. Council Officer's Meeting: 4th Thursday of the month.
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Chaplin's Message
Brothers all,
As the school year's opening is coming soon, a question came to my mind. Is our school
Council Meetings: 1st Thursday of the mo.
Council Social: 3rd Thursday of the month. Council Officer's Meeting: 4th Thursday of the month.
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Chaplin's Message
Brothers all,
As the school year's opening is coming soon, a question came to my mind. Is our schooling ever finished? Some may immediately answer "yes"; others "no". I think my formal education, including last Fall's Sabbatical, is finished, while I am open to learning more from life's experiences. Learning is acquired by a variety of means, and I thought the adage "Experience is the teacher of all things," which is attributed to Julius Caesar, applies to all of us. Each of us has attained self-knowledge from what we have experienced in the course of life so far, and we will learn more about ourselves from life's experiences to come. By God's design and Jesus' perfect sacrifice on the Cross, "life" is not limited to this temporary existence we now know. Jesus has redeemed us to be with God for eternity, that is "eternal life". To know the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in person is what "eternal life" is, and ongoing schooling is a requirement, so we may merit such a life. An important requirement for such schooling is periodic silence, so to know God's presence. I strongly suggest Scripture reading, perhaps little portions of a gospel, and time in the Real Presence of Jesus. As Jesus is God, He is definitely adored during Eucharistic Adoration when He is exposed in the monstrance on the altar. Jesus is Really Present in the tabernacle too, so I invite and encourage you, brothers, and your family members as well, to come to church a few minutes before Mass, or to stay a few minutes after Mass, to adore Jesus in silence. I have no doubt such schooling will prepare you to live now and in eternity.
Vivat Jesus!
Father Mike Davis
Connections
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Connections
Insurance Agent
267-984-8068
William J. Urban
Philadelphia, PA 19154
Knights of Columbus Supreme Council
St. John Neumann Assembly# 933
We currently have 5 members who have volunteered for the Rose for Life. WE NEED MORE. Baptisms are scheduled for the first and third Sundays of the month after the 11:
Insurance Agent
267-984-8068
William J. Urban
Philadelphia, PA 19154
Knights of Columbus Supreme Council
St. John Neumann Assembly# 933
We currently have 5 members who have volunteered for the Rose for Life. WE NEED MORE. Baptisms are scheduled for the first and third Sundays of the month after the 11:00 AM Mass. It only takes about 15 minutes to hand out a Rosary and a Rose for each child Baptised. Some months there aren’t any Baptisms and sometimes only one. Before the covid-19 pandemic, we had 8 members and we were able to schedule two members for each Baptism on a rotating basis. That way, each member knew when they were scheduled and could make any arrangements, including trading off when necessary. Because we only have 5, it is on a volunteer basis. You have to attend Mass any way, why not attend the 11:00 AM Mass and stay an extra 15 minutes. If you are interested or know someone who might be, please contact: Jack Eagan at 267-449-8077 or irishrover13@comcast.net