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Brothers and Ladies, In the August Knightline, Supreme Council has challenged the Officers of every Council to bring in a new member to their Council by the end of Sept.2012 we have 7 Elected Officers and 3 Trustees let’s get together and try to do this. One of the suggestions is to Host an Open House, so parishioners can learn more about the Knights of Columbus. If we put our heads together we should be able to do this. Let’s look at an open house at St.Augustine Church and Epiphany Church between now and Sept. 30, 2012. At the upcoming Past Grand Knight Dinner, volunteers will be needed to set up and reset the hall and if you would like to help Brother George Zuban prepare the meal please let him know. We also need a kitchen team. Please call or email me or DGK Jack Simila so we can plan this right. Vivat Jesus,

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We will start our first meeting of the new year at 6:30 pm at the Bishop Ireton Center. Let’s have a great turnout and bring a

friend. We have a lot to discuss and events to plan. Things need to be organized so lets have a great turnout. Look at the article elsewhere in this newsletter for more information regarding the Ladies Auxiliary. See you on the 9th of September!! (Jerri)

Bishop Ireton Council 6189 welcomes all Knights and their families. Please join us at our Fraternal events, learn firsthand about the many aspects of the Council, meet your fellow Knights, and provide your input on how to better our Council.

Please join us at our meeting on September 9, 2012 at 7:00 pm.

Council Website: www.kofc6189.org Catering: www.bishopiretonctr.com

3300 Old Courthouse Road, Richmond, VA 23236. Phone (804) 745-3262

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David Brennan, Grand Knight

September 2012

Vol. 135

In This Issue…….In This Issue…….In This Issue…….In This Issue……. Grand Knight’s Message Page 1 Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Page 1 Our Prayer List Page 1 Knight of the Month Page 2 State of BIC Page 2 Just a Note Page 2 In Memoriam Page 3 September Charity Motions Page 3 Financial Secretary Page 3 Ladies Auxiliary Page 4 Your Insurance Agent Page 4 Military Retiree News Page 5 Bingo Page 5 Membership Page 5 Military Retiree News Page 5 Calendar of Events Page 5 Little Angels Page 5 Well Done Page 5 Council and BIC Members Page 6 Council Activities Calendar Insert

Our Prayer ListOur Prayer ListOur Prayer ListOur Prayer List

Our Prayer List is long. Luke 22:32: “I have prayed for thee that thy faith fail not.” “Prayer for healing: “Lord, look upon me with eyes of mercy, may your healing hand rest upon me, may your life giving powers flow into every cell of my body and into the depths of my soul, cleansing, purifying, restoring me to wholeness and strength for service in your Kingdom. Amen.

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The September Knight of the Month Brother Tony Toler is a dependable man we often call upon to help where needed. Seen often around the Bishop Ireton Center, Tony works two Bingo kitchens and is a member of the Charity Committee. He seldom misses any council meetings, often lending his support or suggestions to crucial issues. Tony is a member of St. Edward’s church. I am proud to announce him as Bishop Ireton Council 6189 September Knight of the Month, Brother Tony Toler. (GK David Brennan)

The September Family of the Month Members of St. Joseph Catholic Church, Bill and his wife Lynn are often seen at the 8:00 Mass. Bill joined the Council in June 2006 and quickly volunteered at the BIC, even captaining a bingo team. After a brief hiatus from the Council, the first thing Bill did upon his return was to join Lynn at a Bingo game as floor worker. Both are hard working Bingo workers and true assets to their team and to the BIC. It is good to have Bill back with us and Lynn has never faltered. Lynn has served faithfully with the Ladies Auxiliary since its inception and is truly an all around asset to them and to the Knights. I am proud to announce the Bergamini family as Bishop Ireton Council 6189 Family of the Month for September 2012. (GK David Brennan)

State of BIC..

The BIC Meeting was held on August 7, 2012. WE discussed the following:

1. Most have seen the new tile flooring that has been completed in the Main Hall. It looks very nice and will be easier to clean.

2. The computer in the office has been replaced by Brother Rick DePlato and is in the process of being updated.

3. The awning sealer for the front awning to seal the holes is here. It will be applied by the BIC board members in a few weeks, weather permitting. It will be applied by both roller and brush.

4. Both the concrete and blue painting has been completed in the Blessed Mary Grotto area. The next process is painting the clouds and purchase of benches, greenery, and fountain. We already have the carpet.

All of these projects could not have been done without the aid of the bingo workers and we are grateful for all who do this for us. It is because of our volunteers that we are able to fund our charities and maintain the Bishop Ireton Center. Our facility is one of the finest in the metropolitan area and the envy of most councils. Again, our thanks and gratitude goes to all who help make this possible. (BIC President Jerry Duncan)

Just a Note…Abortion Hate can hurt. If you have been following the news lately then you are aware that once again abortion activists from both the political left and right are harping on a hot topic. Are any of these experts in that field? Probably not, but they think they are. While some of us deem the term “rape” as a pure violation of the law and should be addressed in that forum, some people always manage to say the wrong thing and “put both of their feet right into his or her mouth” whether they mean to or not. Rape and abortion are bad, that is a fact and if the mainstream media would just show photographs of aborted babies every time they print an article, Roe vs. Wade would probably be overturned. A small baby torn apart by forceps is not a pleasant picture to see. Rape on the other hand is what it is and the perpetrator should be dealt with by the fullest extent of our laws. No woman should be raped and a man that does that is the lowest “dreg of our society” and he should be punished. People, who rape, whether they are men or women, should get no sympathy! Yes, men can be raped too! As for politicians, they often say the wrong things at times and one should consider their intent. How many men understand what a woman goes through when she has been raped? Not many, I would think. And we who don’t understand are not experts in this field and should not try to comment on such but we always do and we often open our mouths and insert both feet. Our mouths get bigger and the garbage oozes out. Even our church leaders say the wrong things quite often but we seldom rake them over the coals for doing so. We all have that tendency to make a “knee-jerk” reaction. And politicians do it too!! We may not like our President and even detest his socialistic attitude and rhetoric; yet we have no control over that, except at the polls. I have a hard time agreeing with him as many like you do or don’t. However, if you don’t like the man for his values, VOTE! Don’t hate him as a man. Hate only harms you – the individual. You can hate his or my politics but certainly don’t hate the person. I voted for Kennedy, Wallace, Johnson, Carter and Nixon – and a few others. Yeah Yeah – I wasted my vote, at least in my mind, but I voted. I love elections – I get to vent!! So vote your choice and live with it. Politicians will promise you the moon. We don’t hate the doctors who perform abortions but we hate their practice of aborting babies. We don’t understand them so what do we do? You have a voice and two feet to march! The bus will be waiting for you in January to take you to Washington!! At least, as Catholics, we should hate that practice. How many babies do we have to abort to satisfy eliminating this hideous practice? How many “Little Angels” will the 4th Degree bury in Richmond? How many of these funerals have you seen? Maybe two or three - more than I have and I am sorry for that. I should do better. Pray for me!! (Buddy)

Take A Hike: It only takes 30 minutes of exercise a day to reduce your risk of heart disease. It is as easy as walking around the block!

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Remember in your prayers, those members of our Council and their families who have gone to their heavenly reward.

LTC Jim Bourque, Catherine Kelly,Irene E. Kotula , Donald Mescall, Grady Walker, Jean Camire, Addison & Allison Alt , Laura Bocek, Tony Longo, Judy Morley, Clyde Gray, David Gibson, Grand Knight for Council 6546, Debbie Gorman, Scotty Haviland, John Foster, Anne ReDavid,

Annie Scott , Richard Mayer, PGK Lawrence C. J.Poh, PGK Mike Malone, Lillian Marcario’s mother, David Rubio, Jean Brennan, Tim Kelly, Mary Ann Charest, Larry Farren, Nancy Lee Wanamaker, Harry Lee Goode (brother of Annie Scott), Stewart Foulke, Patrick O’Hare, Sr., Wendell Lloyd, Glendora Martin Jones, Aunt of Bob Martin, Mary L. Priddy, Mother of Brenda Martin, David Cuff, father of Stephanie Cooke, Lois Crostic, Peg Bierkowski, and Frank Goble.

Remember in your prayers those members of the Order and their families who may be sick or in distress, or in the hospital.

Fran Craig, Bob Smith, Nick Marcario, Bob Klaer, Paul Hermsen, Harris Bacon, Joseph Mayer, Ray Hagarman, John Stosch, PGK Frank Hite, Florence Wirt, Sandy Clarke, Linda VonBloch (Sister in law of Buddy Cranford),

Whitey Belcher, George Binns, Mathew Alt, Eleanor Brooks, Helen Brennan, Jackie Stosch, Sandra Philips, Chris Craig, Fran Kusma’s father- Al Krieter, Ruth Haskill, Richard Satterfield, Kim Keller, Al Elko, John Gorman, Jim and Merle Waldron, Cathy Zimmerman, Patricia Melia, Margaret Hicks, Gene Gilbertson, Steve Thomas, and Joseph Wilkerson

***Note: Is the list correct? Please check the list. If you want the name of a family member removed from these lists, please email or call Buddy Cranford.

September 2012 Charity Motions…

Family In Need $1500.00

Fraternal Order of Police $1000.00

Chesterfield Historical Society $500.00

CCHASM $1000.00

Robert D.Neary Award $500.00

Crime Solvers $500.00

Court Appointed Special Advocates

Northfield Ministries

$500.00

$500.00

From the Financial Secretary’s Desk

1) Kudos to Council 6189's newest 3rd Degree member, Brother Mark Eliser. Mark transferred into 6189 at the July meeting as a 1st Degree member and has taken his next two degrees in short order (8/13 and 8/18). 2) "Welcome Aboard" to Brother James Davis - he has transferred to Council 6189 in August from Council 5998 in Alexandria. Jim is retired and a Life Member 3) In response to our Worthy District Deputy to schedule 1st Degrees, Council 6189 will exemplify the 1st Degree at our business meetings in September and December, 2012 and February and May of 2013. At the present, there is one candidate from our Council and two more candidates from St Joseph's Council 12525 who have been voted in by the membership of their respective council, plus more as word advertising the Degree is spread. If you have been holding back from asking a friend of yours to join our Order, now is the time to ask him and to bring him to our Degree and meeting in September. To paraphrase a Cursillo truism - "Make a friend, be a friend, bring a friend to the Order" 4) Please make plans to come out to the Center on Saturday, September 29th, for our annual Past Grand Knight's dinner honoring immediate PGK Bruce Alt. A Grand time will be had by all as we honor Bruce and reflect on all the Past Grand Knights in attendance. If you plan to be there please RSVP to Deputy Grand Knight Jack Simila (jacksimila@gmail.com) to ensure you name on the attendee's list. 5) We extend a warm “welcome back” to the Ladies Auxiliary. Even though they did not hold meetings, they certainly did not take the summer off. Vivat Jesus! RS Prebish, PGK FINSEC 6189

They are our babies, too!

Ladies Auxiliary News

Hello to Everyone, Summer is coming to an end. Soon vacations will be over, the weather will be cooler (thank goodness), the children will be starting school, and we will be starting our new season. Our first meeting will be Sunday, Sept. 9th at 6:30P.M. Let’s bring our stories and memories of the summer and start all refreshed and renewed. Speaking of renewed! I hope everyone has noticed the work that is being done on Mary’s garden. Clara Thompson-Agosto and Fran Craig have been working with the men of our council all summer to revamp the front hall where our statue of St. Mary stands. It is really coming together. That blue color on the wall is beautiful. Wthank you ladies for your vision and hard work. I have enjoyed watching it turn from a wonderful idea into a reality.

Early in Aug. a homeless family was stranded in the BIC parking lot. What a wonderful family they were. This couple had 12 children between 6 weeks and 14 years of age. We lost our hearts to these little ones. The Grand Knight along with several Knights went into action to meet their needs. Marty and Bob were one of the first to act getting boxes of diapers and formula. Marty was shocked to find that four were in diapers. Their van was in dire need of repair and they were desperately trying to return back home to Kentucky. The Knights, our men, came to their aid. They had the van fixed, Gene Zimmerman arraigned for lodging, and the Knigthem for three days. Well, ladies I’m happy to say that we also helped in a small way. I spent some of the auxiliary’s money and brought them pizza, soda, and apples for supper on Friday. Lynn Bergamini and Marty Prebish and I also greatly helped supply their needs with diapers, clothes and just plain moral support. They helped serve a

Speaking of renewed! I hope everyone has noticed the done on Mary’s garden. Clara

Agosto and Fran Craig have been working with the men of our council all summer to revamp the front hall where our statue of St. Mary stands. It is really coming together. That blue color on the wall is beautiful. We thank you ladies for your vision and hard work. I have enjoyed watching it turn from a wonderful idea into a

Early in Aug. a homeless family was stranded in the BIC parking lot. What a wonderful family they were. This

ween 6 weeks and 14 years of

The Grand Knight along with several Knights went into action to meet their needs. Marty and Bob were one of the first to act getting boxes of diapers and formula. Marty

to find that four were in diapers. Their van was in dire need of repair and they were desperately trying to return back home to Kentucky. The Knights, our men, came to their aid. They had the van fixed, Gene Zimmerman arraigned for lodging, and the Knights fed them for three days. Well, ladies I’m happy to say that we also helped in a small way. I spent some of the auxiliary’s money and brought them pizza, soda, and apples for supper on Friday. Lynn Bergamini and Marty Prebish and

supply their needs with diapers, clothes and just plain moral support. They helped serve a

farewell lunch to the family and sent them on their journey home. It was bitter sweet seeing them go. I truly believe that everyone who came in touch with this famitruly blessed. Please keep them in your prayers for their future.

This year our officers are;

President-Jerri Pat MacPhersonVice President-Natalie BradshawSecretary-Barbara BodemanTreasurer-Marty Prebish Parliamentarian-Ginger Underwood

With love and prayers, Jerri Pat MacPherson Ladies Auxiliary President

A Note on KOFC Insurance

Brother Knights, Fear is a central theme in many marketing campaigns for life insurance, long term care insurance, and disability insurance. This makes sense, of course exist to protect us financially from life events that can be devastating without preparation. And, for good or bad, consumers do respond to fear.

As your Knights of Columbus Agent, I want to understand the risks you face, but I don’t want fear to drive your decision about how to manage these risks.Education yields good decisions. First you educate me about your work and your family situation, your plans for the future, and your approach to managing money. In turn I educate you about your fraternal benefits, and insurance and retirement plans available to you and your family.Call me for a fear-free cost free consultation. Whatever your needs, whatever your concerns, whatever your stage in life, I can help. I’m at 804cell is 804-873-8732. donald.principe@kofc.orgPrincipe) Be A Volunteer

Be a volunteer in your Council. You are the lifeline and if you fail to take the initiative, jufor you? Is it always someone elsehave over 200 plus members and the majority of those do nothing to support the council. You don’t have to do much. A small thing like working a bingo, doing the newsletter, maintaining the website, or working a bingo kitchen every 5 weeks. Nothing we do is hard work a little of your time is asked of you. Why not??

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farewell lunch to the family and sent them on their journey home. It was bitter sweet seeing them go. I truly believe that everyone who came in touch with this family was truly blessed. Please keep them in your prayers for their

Jerri Pat MacPherson Natalie Bradshaw

Barbara Bodeman Marty Prebish

Ginger Underwood

A Note on KOFC Insurance

Fear is a central theme in many marketing campaigns for life insurance, long term care insurance, and disability

sense, of course –these products exist to protect us financially from life events that can be devastating without preparation. And, for good or bad,

As your Knights of Columbus Agent, I want to understand but I don’t want fear to drive your

decision about how to manage these risks. Education yields good decisions. First you educate me about your work and your family situation, your plans for the future, and your approach to managing money. In turn

ate you about your fraternal benefits, and insurance and retirement plans available to you and your family.

free cost free consultation.

Whatever your needs, whatever your concerns, whatever your stage in life, I can help. I’m at 804-377-9110 or my

donald.principe@kofc.org (Don

Be a volunteer in your Council. You are the lifeline and if just who do you want to do it

Is it always someone else and not yourself? We have over 200 plus members and the majority of those do nothing to support the council. You don’t have to do much. A small thing like working a bingo, doing the

e website, or working a bingo kitchen every 5 weeks. Nothing we do is hard work – just a little of your time is asked of you. Why not??

Military Retiree News… Not unexpectedly, the Pentagon’s recent calls for further significant increases in TRICARE fees for retirees — including even older retirees — have red flags going up all over the military retirement community. Where are we going with all of this? It’s still too early to tell; at this writing, Defense Department officials have not yet been called to explain or defend their plan in detail in the annual springtime budget hearings before Congress. I hate to be pessimistic, but the outlook does not look promising for retirees. Anyone who follows the news out of Washington knows that Congress failed to come up with a deficit reduction plan of its own, which means that as of this moment, $1.2 trillion in automatic, across-the-board cuts to the federal budget are scheduled to begin early in 2013. “The whole reason military people are willing to pursue a career is because after 20, 30 years of extraordinary sacrifice, there is a package commensurate with that sacrifice upon leaving service.” If the Pentagon makes changes to retiree health care and other benefits, what will be the impact on recruiting and retention? No one really knows. The initial reaction to the Pentagon’s plans for increased health care fees for retirees met with a cool reception from the Senate Budget Committee, whose members did not come out and directly oppose the plan but asked some pointed questions about the logic behind it. We’ll learn more about which way the wind is blowing over the next few weeks as hearing season cranks up on Capitol Hill. "This article originally appeared in the Military Times newspapers, a property of Gannett Government Media Corp." Stay tuned…

Bingo – always a challenge to manage…

Some Bingo Games seem to go forever; others like the St. Augustine Games struggled and eventually folded. St. Augustine closed their games on June 29. Some of those patrons have been going to St. Augustine since the first game started. That was a long time run for the church. Lack of volunteers and possibly the economic situation were contributing factors. As for our games, we continue to ask for volunteer help. Volunteering can be good, both for you and for the council. We need to think about it. Our bingo monies depend upon us to do the right thing and that is to keep the games going. If we were to hire additional help, there would be fewer monies for BIC and the Council. Which do you want?

Membership

A coordinated membership Recruitment Blitz is an all-out effort to maximize your membership teams' efforts by canvassing an entire parish on one weekend, gathering the names of prospective new members for follow-up. Talk to your parish priests and see if this can happen in your

church. We need new members and there are a lot out there just waiting to be asked. Do you have a form 100 in your pocket? PGK Earl Williams did that right. He always had a form 100 to offer a prospective member. He could be seen talking before or after a Mass with his form 100 in hand. WE can get new members – make the effort.

Calendar of Events

Sep 4 BIC Meeting 7:00 pm Sep 9 Council Meeting 7:00 pm Sep 9 1st Degree 7:00 pm Sep 13 Feed the Homeless 8:00 am Sep 29 PGK Dinner 6:30 pm

Little Angels Interment

Bon Secours Hospital and Bliley’s Funeral home have an arrangement to provide burial services, free of charge, to families who aren't able to pay for the normal services... The next service will be October 3, 2012, Wednesday at 9:30 AM, with the Gibbons Assembly. Take the time to observe, say a prayer, and reflect on the lost lives of these little infants. Please make an effort to attend.

Well done Council #6189! On Thursday, August 2nd, a broken down old van pulled into the BIC parking lot with some very weary and desperate travelers. “Dad”, “Mom” and their 12 children (yes, 12! ranging in age from one month old to teen) were trying to return to their home state of Kentucky. “Dad” had packed up his family and drove to Virginia with a promise of employment and a new life in our commonwealth. However, upon arrival, he was told there was no job (for whatever reason). Having no other recourse, they packed up and began their journey back home. But…..that old van gave them trouble and sorely needed a repair to make it road worthy. Somehow, they showed up at BIC asking if the Knights of Columbus could lend a hand. Well……our council sprang into action without hesitation! The members available got together and helped the family pay for repairs, lodging, meals, clothing and food and gas for the road. Some of the funds came from the council’s charity fund, but some of it came from member’s generosity, too. Also, CCHASM helped out by donating several money cards. This is one fine example of our own council living out our beliefs. Jesus taught us through the scriptures that “whatsoever you do unto the least of My brothers, you do unto Me”. Jesus came to visit us at BIC that Thursday in the form of “Dad”, “Mom” and those “12 precious children”. We did not turn Him away; we helped Him! (A big thanks to all who helped get this family back home See the picture -on preceding page- GK Dave Brennan) 5

Council Officers

Chaplain Fr. Columba Nnorom 434-636-7782 Chaplain Emeritus Rev. Leo Gagnon 603-261-1790 Grand Knight David Brennan 218-1098 Deputy Grand Knight

Jack Simila 231-0005

Chancellor Bill Burns 221-5666 Financial Secretary Robert Prebish 379-6366 Recorder Tyler New 241-5005 Treasurer Tony Meyer 768-2422 Advocate George Cranford 276-7243 Warden William Wirt 675-7097 Inside Guard Victor Agosto, Sr. 897-1102 Outside Guard Rick DePlato 275-6373 3rd Year Trustee Bruce Alt 389-6411 2nd Year Trustee William Burnett 389-6411 1st Year Trustee James Cooke 739-6461 Lecturer Horace Scott 275-2382 Lecturer Kenny Martin 639-7718 Ladies Auxiliary: Jerri Pat MacPherson 304-1446 District Deputy Dan Gracey 794-0020 Insurance Agent Don Principe 873-8732

BIC Board of Directors

Chairman President

David Brennan 218-1098 Jerry Duncan 271-0739

Treasurer Rob Morley 560-7522 Secretary Bill Burnett 389-6411 Past Grand Knight James Cooke 739-6461 Past Grand Knight Tom Hoof 748-8328 Past Grand Knight Gene Zimmerman 796-2209 Past Grand Knight Robert Prebish 379-6366 Brother Sonny Dorish 743-7304 Brother Frank Cuffe 530-3167 Brother Tony Meyer 768-2422 Brother George Zuban 790-1219 Brother John Stosch 275-7401 Brother Rick DePlato 275-6373 Brother Anthony Toler 320-1909 Brother Bill Burns 221-5666 "The Ireton Informer" Editor – George Cranford-276-7243. or Email: pastwalker@comcast.net

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