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August2017 NewsletterCategory Archives: Grand Knight
July 2017 Newsletter
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July2017 Newsletter2017 Council Knight of the Year and Families of the Year
On April 5, 2017 at the regular monthly council meeting, Grand Knight Frank Alverez announced the Council Knight of the Year and Families of the Year. The recipients are brother Mike Goertz, family of Michael Barnett and family of Allen Hebert. Congratulations Mike, Michael and Allen.
2017 KofC 9368 Catholic Citizenship Essay Contest
KofC 9368 Catholic Citizenship Essay Contest
Winners Announced and Advance
Congratulations to all for a successful Knights of Columbus Catholic Citizenship Essay
Contest! The essay contest is available to all councils and is a good way to get young people
exposed to several of our key values: Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism.
The theme of the essay is “The Importance of Religious Freedom”. The contest is open to boys and girls in grades 8 – 12.
Planning of the contest kicked off in August and included defining the rules, communicating to various other St. William organizations, and selecting judges. Initial judging is performed at the council level. Winning essays are forwarded to the district where judging will be completed in January. Winning essays will continue on to the State Judging in Feb. / Mar. and to International judging in April.
Council #9368 had tremendous response and received 29 essays. The top three KC #9368
winners for each grade will receive a certificate. Winners are as follows:
9th Grade
1. Emma Roberts
2. Andrea Valencia
3. Kaitlyn Watson
8th Grade
1. Ben Hoang
2. Liam Gall
3. Hannah Blood
Congratulations to the winners and good luck at the next level
Knights of Columbus Lenten Food Donation Project
The Knights of Columbus will be organizing and coordinating churchwide food donation drive to benefit the St. Vincent DePaul Society on St. William ground – benefitting those most in need in our community.
We will collect all food donations throughout the month of March 2017 (Ash Wednesday is March 1).
Below are the recommended non-perishable food items (make sure they are unexpired) that can be donated:
- Peanut Butter
- Jelly
- Dry Beans – 1 lb. bag
- Rice – 1 lb. bag
- Pasta
- Macaroni & Cheese
- Spaghetti/Pasta Sauce
- Can Soup
- Can Vegetables
- Can Beans
- Can Fruit
- Can Tuna/Meat
- Cereal/Oatmeal
Knights are asked to help in the following ways:
1) Donate food items;
2) Promote the effort to other parishioners and ministries;
3) Collect donated food items from friends, neighbors, colleagues, officemates and others and either bring to the KC March council meeting and/or deliver to St. Vincent de Paul on a Monday or Friday during March ;
4) Volunteers are asked to help pick-up, sort and deliver the donated items on one of these dates (Monday and Friday): March 3, March 6, March 10, March 13, March 17, March 20, March 24, March 27 and March 31.
5) All donated items picked-up from the church office and/or the Narthex and delivered to the St. Vincent de Paul building must be during the hours of 9am-12pm.
6) Donations brought to the March council meeting, to the church office or placed in the receptacle bins in the Narthex.
Other ministries and the congregation are encouraged to help us with points 1-3 above.
If you have questions please contact Deacon Richard Kotrola at 512-233-9388/ richard@parkerelectric.com or Michael Barnett at 512-658-6274 or mbarnett360@yahoo.com.
