August 2015 Page

Vol. 81, No. 8, July 2015 SERVING GOD BY SERVING HIS CHILDREN

Knight Life The Official Publication of Father Rosensteel Council #2169

CHAPLAIN’S CORNER

Fr. Ettore Ferrario

Bind My Heart to Your Will,

Lord.

My life was always taken care of by several encounters. I am the youngest of four children in a single income family of six in a depressed working class neighborhood off Milan. Despite the economical struggles, I was able to study and practice swim-ming thanks to my parents who supported me at all times. Growing up, I was rebellious yet I met Christ and His church through a teacher in high school. My history teacher changed my life with something I found even more interesting than my pas-sion for swimming: weekly charitable work. Charitable work that gave me the opportunity to accompany and help with dis-abled children. I still remember what Fr. Giussani used to tell me: “The supreme law of our being is to share in the being of others, to live in communion. Only Jesus Christ reveals this to us, because He knows what eve-rything truly is, who God, from whom we are born truly is, what Being truly is.” I am able to understand the meaning of “charity” through the Son of God and his actions. Because of his Love for us he

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CHAPLAIN’S CORNER

Fr. José Cortes

Thank You & Farewell Dear Brothers Knights, I have been trying to discern if God is calling me to contempla-tive life and I am considering joining the Carthusian Order, a cloistered monastic order. Last February, I spent one month on a vocational retreat in a Carthusian monastery, the Char-terhouse of the Transfiguration in Vermont. I shall return there for a new period of discernment lasting seven months, from August 1, 2015, to February 29, 2016. Therefore, I have to be re-placed as the pastor of Christ the King and consequently I have to be replaced as the chaplain of the Father Rosensteel Council. I will pray for all of you. Please pray for me, that I may know God’s will for my life. Thank you. Fr. José Cortes P.S.: If you would like to know more about this Carthusian mon-astery and Carthusian life, please visit the following website: http://transfiguration.chartreux.org.

GRAND KNIGHT’S STATION

Grand Knight Allan E. Jimenez and the Officers of Father

Rosensteel Council Cordially Invite You

to Attend the

2015 Installation Mass, Ceremony & Celebration

Saturday, August 29, 2015

Mass: 2:00 PM

Location: St. John’s Historic Church, 9700 Rosensteel Avenue,

Silver Spring, MD 20910

Ceremony: 4:00 PM Location: Rosensteel Council

9707 Rosensteel Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20910

Celebration (Dinner & Dancing):

5:00 PM Location: Rosensteel Council

9707 Rosensteel Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20910

Dinner catered by El Andariego Restaurant

Tickets:

only $20 per person

RSVP: Installation Chairman

Esteve A. Jimenez 301-741-3608

Esteve.A.Jimenez@gmail.com

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K N I G H T S O F C O L U M B U S Fr. Rosensteel Council #2169

9707 Rosensteel Avenue Silver Spring, Maryland 20910 * 301.588.2404

Hours of Operation: Sunday - Thursday 2 PM - 11 PM Friday & Saturday: 2 PM - 12 AM

Council Meets First & Third Tuesdays @ 7:00 PM

C O U N C I L O F F I C E R S

Grand Knight………...………….Allan E. Jimenez 301.741.2285 * KoC2169.AEJ@gmail.com

Deputy Grand Knight Terrence Moore (tpmoore@pbs.org)

Chaplain Rev. José Maria Cortes, F.S.C.B. (301.589.8616)

Associate Chaplain Rev. Joseph Perkins (301.942.1020)

Associate Chaplain Rev. Gerard Trancone (301.577.3527)

Honorary Chaplain Rev. Brien R. McCarthy (202.885.3327)

Chancellor Bruce Cotting (Brucecotting@gmail.com)

Warden James Mannion (jtmannion@verizon.net)

Financial Secretary Rob Seubert (robseubert@gmail.com)

Treasurer PGK John Fox (j.fox42@verizon.net)

Recorder J. Patrick Warner (joswarner@verizon.net)

Advocate Harry Dunkle (Dunkle331@Comcast.net

Lecturer James Mannion (jtmannion@verizon.net)

Inside Guard Mark Borkoski (301.589.3743)

Outside Guard Terrence Brady (301.599.6279)

Outside Guard (Pending)

Trustee (1 yr) PGK David Morgan (dlmkc2@gmail.com)

Trustee (2 yrs) PGK Dan Ward (301-253-1798)

Trustee (3 yrs) PGK Frank Cavaliere (301-681-8419)

Fraternal Insurance Brian Graham (301.962.0045)

B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S

Forest Glen Building Association, Inc.

President Frank Zarrelli (FLZarrelli@gmail.com) Vice President Dobie “Spike” Holmes Secretary Bill Veith Treasurer Gus Gusman (Illustr8_2005@yahoo.com) Director (1 yr) Bruce Cotting (brucecotting@gmail.com) Director (1 yr) Tom Griffin (TGriffin301@comcast.net) Director GK Allan Jimenez Director DGK Terrence Moore

Father Rosensteel Clubhouse Association, Inc.

President Bill Zimmerman (wjmzman@aol.com) Vice President PGK Paul Girolami (girolami@verizon.net) Secretary Mark Evans (evans9155@gmail.com) Treasurer Stanley McLeod (sjmcleod@comcast.net Director (1 yr) PGK Tom Kelly (301.593.9284) Director (1 yr) Patrick Warner (585-8629) Director GK Allan E. Jimenez Director DGK Terrence Moore

Clubhouse Managers

PGK Joseph Marks (301-370-2012) John Matosian (301-706-9373)

S Q U I R E S / R O S E S

Fr. Rosensteel Council #2169

We are seeking the right individual or couple to help lead and guide our wonderful Squires and Roses.

Please contact Allan E. Jimenez, GK to apply! * No meetings during the summer months.

M A R Y K N I G H T S

Fr. Rosensteel Council #2169

O F F I C E R S 2 0 1 5—2 0 1 6

Chaplain Rev. Gerard Trancone 301.577.3527 * deafmindc@aol.com

President Luanne Flanigan 301.933.6167 * flanigan22@verizon.net

Vice President Sue Wiant 301.593.-8689 * susanwiant@gmail.com

Treasurer Carol Walper 301.933.4219 * cawalper@comcast.net

Secretary Theresa Fitzgerald 301.585.6007 * TQFitzgerald@yahoo.com

Historian Donna Stocker 301.946.5564 * d.stocker@hotmail.com

K N I G H T L I F E

The Official Publication of Father Rosensteel Council #2169 Editor: 2169KnightLife@gmail.com

E-Delivery: 2169KnightLife@gmail.com

R O S E N S T E E L R E T I R E E S C L U B

Fr. Rosensteel Council #2169

O F F I C E R S 2 0 1 5—2 0 1 6

Chaplain Rev. Joseph Perkins (301.942.1020 ext. 23)

President Nancy Marchone (301.288.7808)

Vice President Thomas Leonard (301.871.2995)

Treasurer John Fox PGK PFN (202.763.3066)

Secretary Marge Fait (301.598.7064)

Brian Graham: 301.962.0045

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K N I G H T O F T H E M O N T H

Brother Jack Wade recently retired from our Bingo group after more than 10 years of service, He very seldom missed a Wednesday night with us and travelled 40 miles to and from his home in Highland, MD. He served our players well by handling most of the Bingo calls from the floor. He also provided similar services to the players at the Annual Mt. Carmel House Bingo Program. Jack we miss you and wish you all the best! Please help us in congratulating Jack Wade for this much deserved award and for his commitment and dedication to the Council and to the Order.

PLEASE, REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS…. Members who are ill... * Mark Borkoski * Gil Cole, HLM * Bob Neary

Friends who are ill... * Teresa Asplen * Joe Guzman * Gov. Larry Hogan * Carmella Plunkett * Joan Stockstill

Those who have died... * Kenneth Pumphrey * Teresa Zarrelli

Please contact FS Rob Seubert at 301.681.8181 to report an illness or the death of a member.

F A M I L Y O F T H E M O N T H

The Horner family has played and continues to play a key role in preparing and serving great food for our annual picnic for over 30 years! As soon as they get our call they are ready to get the menu prepared. Please help us in congratulating the Horner family for this award and for their never ending commitment and dedication to the Council and to the Order!

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did not send us His riches (as He was able to do) and revolutionized our situation; instead He became poor like one of us: He “shared” our nothingness. We do charitable work in order to live like Christ. Along with my studies I had a chance by God’s providence to meet a very interesting priest and became imme-diately fascinated by his way of living, his wisdom and happiness. Almost naturally, I asked myself: for whom do you want to offer my life? In “Deus Caritas Est” Benedict XVI said “Being Christian is not the result of an ethical choice or a lofty idea, but the encounter with an event, a person, which gives life a new horizon and a decisive direction.” This describes my priesthood as a missionary in the Fraternity of Saint Charles Borromeo in Asuncion-Paraguay where I taught in the Catholic University and helped organized charitable activities in a Clinic by serving terminally ill patients, giving them a new dignity and life in the Risen one. Now after two years as parochial vicar in Christ the King I am honored to serve the Knights of Columbus in Rosensteel Council. May God give me wisdom to serve them, guide them toward happiness and sanctify by serv-ing the need of other and discovering that we are the first to be in need of God’s grace. Fr. Ettore Ferrario

DISTRICT DEPUTY TOM KELLY

For the first time in who knows how many years we are below a thousand members. Yes 999 is close to a thousand, but we have lost over 250 members in the last few years. Our State Chaplin recently spoke of a great need among Catholic men to gain spirituality and fraternity to-gether. Sounds like the Knights would be a perfect fit. But why is our Council shrinking? Over the last few years I have noticed a growing rift in the Council that extends past the normal. Members have ridiculed some, created rumors that are not true, taken sides and even vandalized property. If we are truly Catholic gentleman, than we need to start acting like it. No one will want to be part of an organization like that. Our main goal as members is to live a life of Christ as father McGivney saw inherent in lay-men of the church. We need to support our priests and parishes. We need to grow the order

Vivat Jesus, Tom Kelly, District Deputy

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M O M E N T F O R R E F L E C T I O N

35 For I was hungry, and you gave me to eat; I was thirsty, and

you gave me to drink; I was a stranger, and you took me in:

36 Naked, and you covered me: sick, and you visited me: I was in prison, and you came to me.

37 Then shall the just answer him, saying: Lord, when did we see thee hungry, and fed thee; thirsty, and gave thee drink?

38 And when did we see thee a stranger, and took thee in? or naked, and covered thee?

39 Or when did we see thee sick or in prison, and came to thee?

40 And the king answering, shall say to them: Amen I say to you, as long as you did it to one of these my least brethren, you did it to me.

Matthew 25:35-40

Douay-Rheims 1899 American Edition (DRA)

46TH ANNUAL CAR RAFFLE We are happy to announce the launch of the Knights of Columbus 46th Annual Car Raffle Benefit. This is a great program that affords our Council an opportunity to raise funds for our programs and commu-nity organizations we serve. As part of the program the Council will get 60 cents for every dollar we sell. We encourage all members buy a minimum of 10 tickets as well as request extra tickets to sell to your family and friends. To buy your tickets and/or order additional tick-ets please contact Program Chair-man Warden Jim Mannion at jtman-nion@verizon.net. Grand Prize: 2016 Ford Mustang (or $18,000 cash option) 2nd Prize: iPad Air 2 3rd Prize: $200 Gift Card Drawing Date: October 10, 2015

OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE ON ROSENSTEEL’S DEGREE TEAM

It is a true maxim that you never have a second chance to make a good first impression; this is espe-cially true as we meet and greet new members. As a state leader in recruiting new Knights of Columbus members Fr. Rosensteel Council is in need of volunteers to serve on various De-gree teams. These important Cere-monials are usually held at the so-cial meeting on the 3rd Tuesday of the month and last about an hour. The frequency is determined by how many new members are re-cruited. Scripts robes and parapher-nalia are available and are provided to those willing to help in this wor-thy activity. Through almost 100 years of our Councils existence many members have offered and given their time and talent to insure a memorable experience in these important rites of passage in our Order. If interested, please contact Bill Finnin at williamfinnin@aol.com, home phone: 301-438-3065 or at the Council on Friday nights were I’m often found at the Council watching a hockey or baseball game. Thank you for your consideration.

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URGENT REMINDER

The Knights Room will be closed on Saturday, August 8, 2015. We will be using this opportunity to make some changes in the bar area and back rooms. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Grand Knight. Thank you for your understanding and sup-port in this matter.

MOVIES AT ROSENSTEEL PARK Please join us on Sunday, August 30, 2015 for this special fundraiser and as we show our very first Movie at Rosensteel Park. Concession food and popcorn will be available. En-trance fee: two (2) canned food items per guest or five (5) canned food items per family. Movie will be family friendly so make sure to bring your whole family.

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ANNUAL CRAB FEST/FEAST Please save the date and join us on September 12, 2015 for our annual crab fest/feast. More details to come...

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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES It is thanks to our members, their family members, and friends who volunteer their time, energies and skills at the various volunteer opportunities we make available that we can meet the mission of our Order. We have done great work in our communities we represent and serve but there is still a lot of work to be done. Thus, I would like to chal-lenge all of us to increase our volunteer time by at least two hours a month. So if you are currently volunteering two (2) hours a month, I challenge you to find the time to do four (4) hours a month for the rest of the year. While this may not seem like a lot to some, it has a major impact on the lives of the people and the communities we serve. Along these lines, I would like to thank everyone who signed up to volunteer at some of these opportunities during our an-nual picnic and we will be following up with you shortly. If you would like to sign up for any of these opportunities please send an e-mail to: 2169KnightLife@gmail.com or contact the person listed.

First Sunday of the Month Buffet Breakfast The first Sunday of every month the Council hosts an all you can eat breakfast buffet. We are looking for members to help cook the breakfast, serve the breakfast and/or help set up and clean up. Date: 1st Sunday of the Month Time: 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM Bingo Volunteers are needed to help sell pull tabs and bingo papers and/or serve as the Bingo caller. For more information please e-mail Al Wig-more at AWigmore3@gmail.com. Date: Every Wednesday Evening Time: 7:00 PM to 10:30 PM Capital Area Food Bank Mobile Market Produce Distribution A team of Knights will help to dis-tribute 8000+ pounds of free, fresh produce to about 250 low-income individuals and families in Mont-gomery County. The team will help collect client data and hand out numbers, direct parking, distribute food, and assist with set up and clean up. Spanish speaking volun-teers are encouraged to sign up! The site is located at the Catholic Chari-ties McCarrick Family Center at 12247 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20902. For more infor-mation, please contact Program Chairman PGK Frank Cavaliere at 301.681.8419. Date: 2nd Monday of Every Month Time: 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Cup of Joe Knights will help to assemble healthy "breakfast to-go" bags to be distrib-uted to 8 shelters, which provide a safe bed for 1,000+ women and men each night. For more information, please contact Program Chairman PGK Frank Cavaliere at 301.681.8419. Date: One Saturday a Month Time: 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Friday Night Cooking Crew You can start a new crew or join an established cooking crew. Each crew gets to cook once every six weeks. Date: One Friday Every Six Weeks Time: Windows to start selling foods opens at 6 PM and closes by 8 PM. Friday Night Game Night Coordinator This individual will be responsible for setting out and putting away game boards on Friday’s when we have Game Night. The individual will also help to supervise the children as they play with the games and help ensure all kids are having fun in a safe man-ner and safe environment. For more information, please contact GK Allan Jimenez at KoC2169,AEJ@gmail.com. Date: Two Fridays of the Month Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Information Technology Services (ITS) Director The Information Technology Ser-vices Director will help assess our current technology infrastructure and work closely with Grand Knight and

Trustees to develop a plan of action to strengthen our infrastructure. They will also be responsible for implementing the strategies and working closely with volunteers to implement those strategies where help is required. For more informa-tion, please contact GK Allan Jimenez: KoC2169.AEJ@gmail.com. Date: Position year round Time: Flexible Nursing Home Parties Individuals are needed to help de-liver nursing home parties. Indi-viduals will help bring happiness to nursing home residents as well as help serve cookies and punch. For more information please contact Joe or Gloria Rogers at 301-593-2304. Dates: Only 4 Days Time: 3 PM - 4:30 PM Social Media Coordinator The Social Media Coordinator will manage and coordinate our social media campaign including our Face Book page, Twitter account, etc. The coordinator will work closely with the Grand Knight and Trustees to develop and implement a strategy to promote the goals and objectives of the Council and of our Order. Coordinator will also be responsible for managing our list-serve and sending out e-mail messages via the list-serve. For more information, please contact GK Allan Jimenez at KoC2169.AEJ@gmail.com. Dates: Flexible Time: Flexible

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FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER CREW

Friday Aug. 7th, 2015 Team #9 Presents Baby Back Ribs - Slow roasted for 6 hours - Dry rubbed with over 17 spices and herbs. Moistened with the mix of five different liquids to complement the dry rub. These ba-bies might need a touch of effort to coax the meat from the bone. Served with shoestring fries and homemade slaw. Rumor has it that Angry Orchard Apple Cider with be served to compliment this feast. The fun does not stop there, we will be holding a fundraiser/corn hole tournament for our very own "Boys of the bases" yep, our Rosensteel Soft-ball team is in first place and need your support. We will have a 50/50 drawing which combined with a portion of the dinner proceeds will assist with their registration and tour-nament fee. So sharpen up your toothpick, dig out that old bib, fine tune your trash talk, and mark that calendar!

St. Maria's Meals Breakfast Van Knights will help serve individuals that work as day laborers as well as assist with the set up and break down of the program. Spanish speaking volunteers are encouraged to sign up! The program is located at 640 University Boulevard East, Silver Spring, MD. For more infor-mation, please contact Program Chairman PGK Frank Cavaliere at 301.681.8419 Dates: One Friday of the Month Time: 6:00 AM – 8:00 AM St. Maria's Meals Dinner Pro-gram- Hickey Center A team of Knights will help serve an average of 300 individuals ex-periencing homelessness every Wednesday night. The site is lo-

cated at 924 G Street N.W. Wash-ington D.C. For more information, please contact Program Chairman PGK Frank Cavaliere at 301.681.8419 Dates: Every Wednesday (with the exception of religious holidays) Time: 4:15 PM – 6:15 PM Veteran Knights Documentary We are looking for members who have served in the military and would like to share their stories for a documentary entitled Veteran Knights. Date and time for filming is flexible. For more information, please contact GK Allan Jimenez at KoC2169.AEJ@gmail.com. Dates: TBA Time: TBA

Volunteer Bartenders We are looking for members to serve as volunteer bartenders. No experience needed and training will be provided. For more information, please contact Kevin Carey at 2169KnightLife@gmail.com. Date: Monday through Sunday Time: 5 PM – 8 PM /8 PM – 11 PM Website Coordinator The Website Coordinator will man-age and maintain our main Council website. The coordinator will work closely with the Grand Knight and Trustees to strengthen and update our current Council website. Date: Monday through Sunday Time: 5 PM – 8 PM /8 PM – 11 PM

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES—CONTINUED

FROM OUR GROUPS/TEAMS

INSURANCE AGENT BRIAN GRAHAM April 23 was a significant day for investors who held on to the Power-Shares QQQ (NASDAQ: QQQ) ETF since the days of the dot-com delir-ium. The Nasdaq Composite Index finally surpassed its former all-time high, reached on March 10, 2000, and took QQQ (as it's commonly known) with it. The ETF tracks the Nasdaq 100 index, which contains the largest non-financial companies in the Nasdaq. The QQQ peaked at $105.03 (adjusted for dividends and a split) at the height of the tech bubble, but was worth just $22.02 three years later. It got back over $50 a share right before the Great Recession, but then dropped back to a tad above $25. Finally, more than 15 years later, it's made up all that lost ground. There were no reduction in vales for those who had their money in-vested with the Knights of Colum-bus. Call me at 301.962.0045 and we can discuss it.

MARY’S WIDOWS

On July 6, 2015 eighteen (18) wid-ows, PGK and Coordinator Mike Koon and Fr. Perkins enjoyed a fam-ily style luncheon at the China Gour-met in Kensington. Everyone enjoyed it very much. Thanks Imegene Reidy and Mary Placanica who were our hostesses. You will get a call about the August lunch. All widows of a Knight are welcome to join. Please call Lois Devlin at 301.681.7448 for more info.

WARDEN JIM MANNION

Congratulations to Brother Michael Arnone for winning the two tickets to the Washington Nationals game. Brother Arnone won the tickets for confirming his contact information during the Annual Picnic.

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For Sale Parklawn Burial Plots Valued at $9,000

Seller: Tom Cosgrove, H.L.M. (Rosensteel member living in Arizona)

Block 12; Sect.6; Unit 421; Tiers A & B For price and further details contact Jim Cosgrove (son) 303.918.3805

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COMING EVENTS...

A U G U S T 2 0 1 5

4th - 1st Degree Ceremony

9th - Knights Room Closed

30th - Movies at Rosensteel Park

S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 5

12th - Council Crab Feast

13th - Movies at Rosensteel Park

20th - Christ the King Picnic

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5-8 D’Antuono

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Business Mtng

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Carey, Wigmore

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8-11 Maddox

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5-8 OPEN

8-11 Seubert

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5-8 D’Antuono

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Luncheon

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5-8 OPEN

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5-8 OPEN

8-11 Miller

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5-8 OPEN

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30. Movies

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5-8 OPEN

8-11 Seubert

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8-11 McLeod

Brother Knights,-Please pick up an extra bar shift when possible. Thanks!