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KNIGHT NEWS, Council 14446 May 2018 | 16

May 2018

Worthy Knights of Columbus

It has been a wonderful experience these past two years serving you as your Grand Knight. It’s now time for another man to continue the work we’ve started for our 10-year old Council.

On that topic, Stephen Germann has offered to create our monthly newsletter and we will be electing a new Executive at our next General Council meeting, scheduled for the evening of May 22nd. If you feel the call to serve, you’ve got some time on Tuesday nights and feel you can make a difference in our community, I encourage you to make it known that you are willing to become a member of the Council Executive team.

Yours in Christ

David Fisher, Grand Knight

Worthy Brother Knights,

Please send your Programs Report/Updates to your Program Directors: • Church Programs John Casullo • Community Programs Tony Saturno • Council Programs Ron Civitarese • Family Programs Steve Germann • Youth Programs Mario Peluso • Pro-Life Programs Steve Germann Thanks again to all our Brother Knights who have worked hard in supporting our Council's events and programs. Please help out and be an active Knight of our Council! Vivat Jesus Rory Facca Deputy Grand Knight

Prayer for the Canonization of Father Michael J. McGivney

God, our Father, protector of the poor and defender of the widow and orphan, you called your priest, Father Michael J. McGivney, to be an apostle of Christian family life and to lead the young to the generous service of their neighbor. Through the example of his life and virtue may we follow your Son, Jesus Christ, more closely, fulfilling his commandment of charity and building up his Body which is the Church.

Let the inspiration of your servant prompt us to greater confidence in your love so that we may continue his work of caring for the needy and the outcast. We humbly ask that you glorify your venerable servant Father Michael J. McGivney on earth according to the design of your holy will. Through his intercession, grant the favor I now present (here make your request). Through Christ our Lord. Amen. (Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory be.)


Brothers,

Here is the Annual Charity Committee Report May 2018. Your Charity Committee is pleased to report on progress on our 2017-2018 donations.

Since its inception to May 2018, Mary Mother of God Council 14446 has donated over $64,000 to charities and other organizations performing good works. In the table below, you will find an unaudited summary of all the donations made by our Council since its inception.

Total Donations by Mary Mother of God Council since inception to May 2018

Total to March 2016

Frat. Yr. 2016/17

Frat. Yr. 2017/18

Total to May 2017

Comments

Mary Mother of God Church $10,850 $2,500 $2,500 $15,850 $1500 Fresco Painting, $1000 Capital Camp

St. Vincent de Paul Society $4,930 $2,000 $1,250 $8,180 Seminarian Support $4,000 $1,125 $5,125 Ian Anderson House $7,000 $1,000 $500 $8,500 The Good Sheppard $1,000 $1,000 $500 $2,500 Youth Good Works $2,270 $750 $3,020

Hamilton Diocese - Haiti Relief 750 $750 Legionaries of Christ Priests $170 $500 $500 $1,170

KofC Charities $900 $400 $1,300 Shifra Home $3,400 $250 $275 $3,925

Halton Alive (was Halton Pro-Life) $1,820 $250 $275 $2,345 Alberta Flood Relief $900 $900

Arthritis Society $550 $550 Birth Right Burlington & Oakville $807 $807

Well Spring House $500 $500 Catholic Missions of Canada $200 $200

Oakville Fair Share Food Bank $1,000 $1,000 Holy Trinity - Student Scholarships $3,000 $3,000

Columbian Squires Circle $1,000 $1,000 Special Olympics $250 $2,000 $2,250

Mercy Ships $1,250 $1,250 Total $44,547 $10,525 $9,050 $64,122

It is truly another successful year of charitable giving from Mary Mother of God Council 14446. A grand total of $9,050 has been disbursed this past year. While it may appear that our donations are down over last year they actually are not. Last year you will recall that the Charity Committee received an additional $1,900 in funds from NOCKC to disburse. Removing the $1,900 from the equation we are up actually 5% over last year. Well done brothers!


Fraternal Year 2017-2018 Charity Budget & Allocation: To provide a clearer picture of the donations voted upon by Council and made during the current fraternal year the table below provides further information on the donation categories, how and to whom the monies were disbursed.

Charity Committee 2017/2018 Disbursements Charity Category Type Amount per

Charity Total

1 Special Olympics Oak. >September Vote Gold Support $2,000 $2,000 2 Tie for Second and

Third St. Vincent De Paul Ministry and Mercy Ships Canada

>September Vote Silver & Platinum Support Combined (as per SOP Art III, Section 3.02 (d) (viii) 11)

($1500+$1,000)/2 = $1,250 each

$1,250

3 Tie for 2 and 3: St. Vincent de Paul, & Mercy Ships Canada

>September Vote Silver & Platinum Support Combined (as per SOP Art III, Section 3.02 (d) (viii) 11)

($1500+$1,000)/2 = $1,250 each

$1,250

4 Ian Anderson House >September Vote Bronze Support $500 $500 5 Good Sheppard >September Vote Bronze Support $500 $500 6 Legion of Christ >September Vote Bronze Support $500 $500 7 Halton Alive >From Keep Christ $275 8 Shifra Home >From Keep Christ $275 Total $6,550

Comments: Donations increased 5.0% over last year if the additional funds from NOCKC of 1900 factored out. Note: Today most of the charitable funds raised are now allocated to North Oakville Catholic Knights Charities Inc. (NOCKC) and distributed from the charity corporation in accordance with the governing Council SOPs. Fraternal year 2017/2018: As the new fraternal year is rapidly approaching it is time to start thinking about which charities the council will support. To that end a call for charity nominations will be made at our June General Meeting. The council’s nominations will be added to the donation requests received throughout the year and voted on in September. In addition, we have exciting news to share with you regarding our Bingo application. We have received approval of our Licensing Application from the City’s Licensing Officer. The next steps are to set up training with Delta Bingo and hopefully be set to start for July 1st. To that end we are still looking for volunteers to help out so here is another opportunity for all of us to get involved in charitable works! Thanks to the interim Bingo committee for all their hard work and support. The members included David Fisher, Rory Facca, Tony Saturno and Bob Dorey As Chancellor and Chair of the Charity Committee, I would like to thank the Council for its continued hard work to raise funds in support of our charities. In addition, I’d like to thank the members of this year’s Charity Committee for their assistance, direction and dedication! Your 2017-2018 Charity Committee: David Fisher, Rory Facca, Ron Kwapis, Lino Renella, Bob Dorey and Thomas Krueger Tony Zimbalatti, Chancellor and Charity Committee Chair Knights of Columbus Mary Mother of God Council 14446


Knights of Columbus - 2018 Annual Charities Lottery Please bring in your ticket stubs and money to our meeting on Tuesday, or leave them in our mail slot at the church…. we are virtually sold out! Brother Jim Eichenberg will be on hand to receive your tickets.

Vivat Jesus - David Fisher, Grand Knight

Next First Degree Ceremony –May 25th Our Degree Team has been asked to host a First Degree Ceremony during the Columbian Squires Convention on Friday May 25th at the Holiday Inn and Conference Centre in Burlington.

If you know of anyone who might wish to join us as Knights remember to check whether they are men who are practicing Catholic over the age of 18. Vivat Jesus - David Fisher, Grand Knight

Mary Mother of God Parish - 7th Annual CAR WASH and BBQ

Where: Mary Mother of God Parish Parking Lot When: Saturday, June 2, 9:00am-3:00pm Cost: $8.00 each wash or 2 washes for $15.00 Brothers, This year we’re adding a Garage Sale to our Car Wash Event. It will not be advertised, just signage on day of event, and of course, word of mouth. If you have items in your garage or house you would like to donate, please let us know and please bring to the church on the Saturday, June 2nd at 8:00-8:30 am. Suggested items include bikes, children’s toys, tools, garden items, small appliances. Unsold items, will be donated to charities. We need plenty of volunteers to help out with the Car Wash. Please let me know if you, wives, teenagers are available to help out. Suggested schedule are 8:30-12:30, 10:00-2:00, 12:00-4:00. Frank D’Aurora Mario Peluso Knights of Columbus Council 14446 Knights of Columbus Council 14446 Car Wash and BBQ Co-Chairman Car Wash and BBQ Co-Chairman [email protected] [email protected] 905-308-4544 416-770-7731

Our newest Knights, invested on April 24th, Andrew

Fernandes and Andres Lombo.

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Roses for Life (A special thank you to Milt Cowan for running the program again this year.)

Brothers Thank you to all who volunteered to help distribute “Roses” at Mass the weekend of May 12 and 13th, Mothers Day. Roses were distributed to all of our Parishioners who wished to have a rose as they exited the church. At all Masses, Brother Milt Cowan supervised the program. While, at the 5pm Mass, we had Rory Facca – Captain, Joe Zuccaitti, Brendan Saunders and Paul McCandlish with support from Ron Kwapis and Ken Dew. At the 9 am Mass we had Ron Civitarese – Captain, and a number of men step up to help. At the 11 am Mass we had Mario Peluso – Captain with Angelo Spadafora, Gabe Salvadore and Frank D’Aurora. Vivat Jesus David Fisher

St Andrew’s Annual BBQ

The St Andrew’s Annual BBQ will be early this year, on May 31, 2018. The school is located at: 145 Millbank Dr, Oakville. The exact time of the event is not yet known. Please come out to help if you can. See Ron Civitarese for more information.

Brother Ron can be reached via email at: [email protected]

Oakville Special Olympics Track and Field Tournament

Where: Garth Webb Secondary School - 2820 Westoak Trails Blvd, Oakville When: Saturday, June 23, 8:00am-2:00pm Need: Barbeque masters, timers, runners and karaoke singers



2018-19 Council 14446 Executive Election

Election Process - from Section 6.01 of our Standard Operating Procedures: Section 6.01 Elections

a) The election of the elected executive officers for the next fraternal year will take place at the May general meeting. A Nominations Committee Chair will be appointed by the current fraternal year Grand Knight by the end of January of the current fraternal year. The Nominations Committee Chair will present a slate of candidates at the April general meeting prior to further nominations being accepted from the floor. The Nominations Committee Chair must canvass all the current elected executive officers by the end of February to find out if they wish to stand for office in their current position for another term of office. The current elected executive officers must advice the Nominations Committee Chair prior to the March general meeting as to his intentions for the next fraternal year. The Nominations Committee Chair will publish the elected executive officer’s election schedule in the March council newsletter asking all Brother Knights if they wish to run for office and to so advice the Nominations Committee Chair for which office he wishes to run prior to the March general meeting. Members of the executive are required to be in good standing (dues paid up to date) and must be a third-degree member by July 1 of the next fraternal year. DF: The above set of tasks has occurred.

b) The first item of new business at the April general meeting is the report of the elected executive officers slate of

candidates prepared by the Nominations Committee Chair followed by further nominations accepted from the floor. The Grand Knight will hand over the gavel to the Nominations Committee Chair to conduct the elected executive officer’s nominations process. The Nominations Committee Chair will report his prepared slate of elected executive officer candidates and will record each name at the top of a separate sheet of paper. Beginning with the Grand Knight Office nominations will then be accepted from the floor for each office separately with the names being recorded in order of nominations from the floor below the slate of candidates prepared by the Nominations Committee Chair. The Nominations Committee Chair will ask for nominations for each office three times; there being no further nominations he will then rap the gavel and declare the nominations closed. No seconders are required for nominations from the floor. It is best, but not absolutely necessary, if the nominator has permission from the nominee to be nominated. DF: The above set of tasks has occurred.

c) The list of nominees is to be published in the May council newsletter. Each nominee must indicate prior to the election that he is willing to stand for election and he must be present at the May general meeting to respond or send a letter or email to the Grand Knight indicating which office he is willing to stand for. DF: The above set of tasks has occurred. Here is the current slate of returning officer positions and further nominations as posted on our website www.kofc14446.ca:

• Grand Knight - Rory Facca (nom), David Fisher (nom), Tony Zimbalatti (nom) • Deputy GK - Rory Facca (incumbent verified), Steve Germann (nom) • Chancellor - Tony Zimbalatti (incumbent verified) • Recorder - Jim Eichenberg (incumbent verified) • Treasurer - Vacant Bob Dorey (nom), Ken Rossel (nom) • Advocate - Vacant Tony Saturno (nom) • Warden - Frank D’Aurora (nom) & Mesiton Rivera (incumbent verified) • Inside Guard - Gordon Rivera (incumbent verified) • Outside Guard - Lino Renella (nom), John Casullo (nom) • Trustee 2021 - Vacant

d) The first item of new business at the May general meeting is the election of the council elected executive

officers. The Grand Knight will hand over the gavel to the Nominations Committee Chair to conduct the elections process. The Nominations Committee Chair will make a motion and request a seconder to approve the

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published list of nominees for the council elected executive officers. Beginning with the Grand Knight office the election is conducted one office at a time.

e) Nominations from the floor, duly motioned and seconded, are accepted and added to the bottom of the list for

each office in the order of being nominated from the floor. The Nominations Committee Chair will ask for nominations for each office three times; there being no further nominations he will then rap the gavel and declare the nominations closed. Starting at the bottom of the list and moving upwards the Nominations Committee Chair asks each nominee in turn if he wishes to stand for office. The Nominations Committee Chair strokes out the name of any nominee indicating he does not wish to stand for office. If only one nominee is left in contention he is asked if he accepts the nomination. If he does he is acclaimed and declared elected to that office. If more than one nominee is left in contention, then ballots are distributed to each qualified council member and an election is held for that office. The council Trustees examine and count the ballots and then declare the winner. At the end of the election process a further election will be held for any elected executive office not elected

f) If after the further election an elected executive office remains vacant this fact will be published by the

Nominations Committee Chair in the June council newsletter and an election will be held for the vacant elected executive office at the June general meeting.

g) After the election is complete the Nominations Committee Chair makes a motion and requests a seconder to

destroy the ballots if any exist. After the election for the elected executive offices has been completed the new executive officers are declared by the Nominations Committee Chair. The Nominations Committee Chair then returns the gavel to the Grand Knight.

h) The Installation of Officers ceremony will take place in the month of June of the current fraternal year with the

Grand Knight designating the date and time.

i) The Nominations Committee Chair will be the Immediate Past Grand Knight if available or a Past Grand Knight and will be appointed by the current fraternal year Grand Knight.

Vivat Jesus David Fisher – Grand Knight

2018 MMOG Council Awards Dinner and Barbeque

The Awards and Recognition Committee (made up of SK and Brothers Bob Dorey, Brendan Saunders and John Murphy) have submitted nominees for the various Council Awards to the Grand Knight for his approval. These will be handed out at the Awards Dinner and BBQ which will take place on June 10 starting at 4 PM.

Brother Steve Germann is calling for some volunteers to assist with setup of tables and chairs, tablecloths, table settings, etc. at 2 pm on that Sunday. If a knight or two is able to help with some of the miscellaneous other tasks starting around 1pm, that would also be very helpful. Also a pair of helpers to make the salad is needed.

Cleanup could benefit from 4 helpers ... it's always pretty easy and fun. An evite has been prepared and will be sent as soon as we have the email addresses lined up.

Contact Steve Germann - [email protected]



Check and Update your Image

From Member’s Only section of the www.kofc14446.ca website, login with your member number (on your travel card) and birth date. Click Access Council Member’s List. If your picture is missing, please click Update to change your picture, email address or phone number in the Member’s Only section.

You may also send your picture to [email protected] and he will update the image for you.

Mission Statement Knights of Columbus are Catholic gentlemen committed to the exemplification of Charity, Unity, Fraternity, Patriotism and the defense of the priesthood. The Order is consecrated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Order is unequivocal in its loyalty to the Pope, the Vicar of Christ on earth. It is firmly committed to the protection of human life, from conception to natural death, and to the preservation and defense of the family. It was upon these bedrock principles that the Order was founded by Father Michael J. McGivney over a century ago and our Order remains true to them today.

Council Executive 2017-2018 Chaplain Fr. John Van Hees Grand Knight David Fisher Deputy Grand Knight Rory Facca Chancellor Tony Zimbalatti Recorder Jim Eichenberg Treasurer Bob Dorey Advocate Brendan Saunders Warden Mesiton Rivera Inside Guard Gordon Rivera Outside Guard Frank D’Aurora Trustee to 2018 Tony Karkheck Trustee to 2019 Ron Civitarese Trustee to 2020 Ron Kwapis Financial Secretary Milt Cowan, PGK, PFN, FDD Lecturer Mario Peluso Membership Director Vacant Position

Upcoming Election – Slate of Officers Grand Knight Vacant Deputy GK Rory Facca (verified) Chancellor Tony Zimbalatti (verified) Recorder Jim Eichenberg (verified) Treasurer Vacant Advocate Vacant Warden Frank D’Aurora & Mesiton Rivera

(verified) In-Guard Gordon Rivera (verified) Out-Guard Vacant Trustee 2021 Vacant

Appointed or positions already determined: Chaplain Fr. John Van Hees (appointed) Trustee 2020 Ron Kwapis (from 2017) Trustee 2019 Ron Civitarese (from 2018) Financial Sec Milt Cowan (appointed) Lecturer Mario Peluso (appointed) Membership Vacant (appointed)

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Mary Mother of God Council 14446 Executive 2017-2018

Front Row: (left to right) Tony Karkheck (Trustee to 2018), Ron Kwapis (Trustee to 2020), Milt Cowan PGK, PFN, FDD (Financial Secretary),

Steven Reynolds (District Deputy), Very Rev. John Van Hees (Chaplain), Mario Peluso (Lecturer), Gordon Rivera (Inside Guard)

Back Row: (left to right) Frank D’Aurora (Outside Guard), Rory Facca (Deputy Grand Knight), Bob Dorey (Treasurer), Bingo (Mesiton) Rivera (Warden), David Fisher (Grand Knight), Ron Civitarese (Trustee 2019)

Missing: Tony (Fortunato) Zimbalatti (Chancellor), Jim Eichenberg (Recorder), Brendan Saunders PGK, PFN, FVSM (Advocate)

Important Council Roles

Communications Officer Ron Civitarese [email protected] Knight News Editor Stephen Germann [email protected] Website Editor Vacant Position (Grand Knight) [email protected] Benevolence Director Contact Grand Knight [email protected] Financial Benefits Adviser Mario Rodriguez [email protected] Interim District Deputy Steve Reynolds [email protected]

Mailing Address and Meeting Location Knights of Columbus - Mary Mother of God Church - 2741 North Trail Ridge, Oakville Ontario L6H 7A3








Service Programs

Church Program Director – John Casullo As Needed Parish Assistance Manuel Medeiros Ongoing Vocations – Seminarian Support (RSVP) Tony Zimbalatti (Chancellor) September 2018 Rosary Sunday – Martyrs Shrine Midland Milt Cowan November/December Keep Christ in Christmas Frank D’Aurora January 1, 2019 Parish New Year’s Day Breakfast Milt Cowan Date still TBD K of C Retreat Mario Peluso

Community Program Director – Tony Saturno As Needed Seniors Outreach (Northridge) Mike Zuk Ongoing Pennies 4 Heaven Charity Committee November 2018 Remembrance Day Parade David Fisher (Grand Knight) Sat Feb 9, 2019 Valentine Dinner & Dance Committee April/May 2018 K of C Charity Raffle Interim: Jim Eichenberg

Council Program Director – Ron Civitarese January 2018 Council 10 Year Anniversary Vacant/Grand Knight May 2018 Awards & Recognition, Awards Dinner John Murphy March 2018 Founders Day Program/with Council 3881 Milt Cowan November 2018 Memorial Mass Vacant/Grand Knight Next Date: April Council Meeting Dinners Committee Dates TBD Car Wash and BBQ Frank D’Aurora

Family Program Director – Stephen Germann As Requested by Pastor Funeral Assistance Ron Civitarese As Needed Visitation of Sick & Widows Assistance Vacant/Grand Knight Ongoing October - June School Breakfast Program Ron Civitarese Ongoing October - June All Star Reading Student Mentoring Vacant June 2018 Scholarships Vacant/Grand Knight Date still TBD Family Christmas Dinner Vacant/Grand Knight Date still TBD Pub Trivia Night John Murphy

Youth Program Director – Mario Peluso Ongoing all year-round Special Olympics Volunteers Bingo Rivera October 2018 Substance Abuse Poster Contest Milt Cowan November 2018 Essay Contest Vacant/Grand Knight December 2018 Hockey Blast Vacant/Grand Knight January 2019 Basketball Free Throw Championship Frank D’Aurora March 30th, 2018 Good Friday OCYO Walk Milt Cowan

Pro-Life Program Director – Steve Germann Ongoing Euthanasia Awareness Vacant/Grand Knight October 2018 Roses for Life Vacant/Grand Knight October 2018 Respect Life Mass & Life Chain Vacant February 11th – March 25th , 2018 Oakville 40 Days for Life Steve Germann May 10th, 2018 National March for Life – Ottawa Steve Germann

* Highlighted events or programs still need volunteers or additional attendance by our Knights.


Birthdays

May 2018 06-Oliver T Kilayko

10-Angelo F Spadafora 24-Peter G Walker

25-Joseph V Zucchiatti 28-Henry T Taguba 29-Michael G White 31-Anthony J Gizzie

June 2018

01-John M Casullo 04-Alexandre Nahdee 05-Pasquale Renella

06-Norbert T Lee 10-Nick Moretti 10-Bruno Santia

16-Lyle G Safronetz 24-Pio M Gomes


May Prayer List Please keep in our prayers those within our community who are ill or infirmed. Current: Please pray for the those who are either recovering from, or still suffering from, recent health issues including: SK John Howard, PGK Milt Cowan, Ambrose Blank and Bob Fisher. Ongoing: Please continue to pray for the following individuals: Mackenzie Karkheck, Deacon Jim and Lady Janice Whittaker, Brother Manuel Medeiros, Brother Pio Gomes, Anthony Salvatore and Brother Danny Foran.

On their behalf we offer the following prayer: “Watch, O Lord, with those who wake, or watch, or weep tonight, and give your angels charge over those who sleep.

Tend your sick ones, O Lord Christ. Rest your weary ones. Bless your dying ones. Soothe your suffering ones. Pity your afflicted ones. Shield your joyous ones. And for all your love's sake. Amen.

Saint Augustine

Please pray for the following Brothers and family members, who have recently passed away: Tanya Tucker, daughter of Brother Allan MacDonald, who passed away on May 1st, 2018, at the age of 44. Franco Peluso, brother of our Worthy Lecturer, Brother Mario Peluso, who passed away on February 14th. Martin Lyons, brother-in-law of our Fraternal Benefits Advisor, Brother Mario Rodriguez., at the age of 69. Wladyslaw "Walter" HOLOWCZAK, father of Brother Tom Holowczak, on Tuesday, September 12, 2017 at the age of 89. SK Joe ‘Giuseppe’ Luciani, Charter Lecturer of Mary Mother of God Council 14446 on August 5, 2017, at the age of 68. Robert Milek, father of Columbian Squires Stephen and Anthony Milek on June 18, at the age of 48. Evan Dew, brother of Ken Dew, passed away on March 27, 2017, at the age of 62. Fr. Frank M. Ruzza, CRSP passed away on Wednesday, March 29th, in residence at St. James’ Parish. Joseph George Wagner, quietly passed away on April 10, 2017 at the age of 88 years. Erna Kupferschmidt, passed away peacefully on May 20, 2016, beloved mother of SK Gerry Kupferschmidt, PGK.

On their behalf we offer the following prayer:

“Heavenly Father, please look after these souls, and let them join with you in your heavenly kingdom. Bless their families and comfort them in their time of grief.

We ask this in Your name, Christ our Lord. Amen!”

Information regarding prayers should be directed to Grand Knight David Fisher at [email protected] (905) 617-0366 NOTE: Names have been removed from our active prayer list after appearing in two successive newsletters, unless an extension is requested through the Grand Knight. Also, our Grand Knight will be checking our website at: http://kofcknights.org/CouncilSite/prayers.asp?CNO=14446 for any new Prayer Requests each month to include in this publication. The website displays these prayer requests for up to one month and then they are hidden from public view. We ask that, before you submit prayer requests identifying individuals with health conditions, you obtain their consent and make sure that they are aware and okay with you posting something online that will be visible and discoverable to the public. Before posting your Prayer Requests, please consider the following: 1. Less is best - post only general and not specific information 2. DO NOT publish detailed, health related prayer concerns 3. Consider this, if you were ill or in the hospital, how much detail would you want released about your condition?


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Business Showcase A Business Showcase of and for our Brother Knights. Again, our spotlight shines upon two of our Brother Knights who both run their own businesses, Ernest Florentino and Brother John Murphy. If you have a business and would like to be a part of this showcase, please contact [email protected]

Ernest Florentino – Owner, Signs Den Graphics Inc. At Signs Den, we specialize in laser cutting / engraving and specialty signs; offering a wide array of signs from 3D wall signs, reception, corporate and logo signs, printing, vinyl graphics, vehicle graphics, banners, posters. https://www.signsden.com/ Follow us @signsden

323 Lakeshore Rd East

Mississauga, On, L5G 1H3

Tel: 905-486-0072

Cell: 416-568-2688

John Murphy – Sales Representative REAL ESTATE DONE RIGHT - ARE YOU A FIRST TIME HOME BUYER? ARE YOU LOOKING TO SELL? ARE YOU AN EXPERIENCED INVESTOR? If you’ve answered yes to any of the questions above, then you’ve come to the right place! I have a passion for assisting clients with various real estate needs. I am a trusted and well-trained professional who strives to provide you with the best solution. Clients are impressed by the dedication and effort I put into making sure that they receive top quality service and amazing results. Explore my website to find detailed listing information, buying guides, selling guides and other features that suit your real estate requirements. Discover why I love real estate and why I am the best choice for you. Click here to visit John’s website: www.johnbmurphy.com


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Calendar of Events

May 2018

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145 Millbank Dr.


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MMOG Car Wash and Barbeque

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Olympics Track and Field

Tournament 8:00am-2:00pm

Garth Webb Secondary

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Special Olympics Track and Field


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