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Knight LifeThe Official Publication of Father Rosensteel Council #2169Find us on Facebook at “Rosensteel Council”Vol. 80, No. 4, April 2014CHAPLAIN’SCORNERFr. José CortesThe Blind ManJesus cured a man who was bornblind from his blindness. It is hard to imagine the extraordinary experience that theman had! For the very first time, he sawcolors, faces, sky and clouds, trees andbirds. How different the world was after hisencounter with Jesus!A miracle also happened to us. Wealso passed from darkness to light, as didthe blind man. When did it happen to us? Ithappened to us on the day of our baptism.However, our blindness persists. It is hardfor us to see Jesus present in our lives. Weparticipate in a secular mentality that doesnot accept God as someone who is close tous. Certainly, we all believe in God. However, there are so many times when we liveas if He did not exist. At least, we considerHim as secondary. Our interests come first.Why does this happen? Perhaps itis because we think that if we let God enterour lives more, we'd risk losing something.Basically, we feel that God is against us.This suspicion began with our first parentsin Paradise.It is the encounter with Christ thatconquers our spiritual blindness. It brings anew light to our lives: a new vision of reality. After the encounter with Christ, we startseeing things in a different way; our perceptions of ourselves, people and things changeradically. We see things in a way that wenever saw them before! We start havingthe same vision that Jesus has.Let us ask Jesus to heal our blindness and give us His vision of reality!Fr. JoséWishing you aBeautiful andBlessed Easter!Join us for Breakfast!!Sunday April 6th 8:00-Noon11 and up- 9, 10-4 yrs- 5, under 4 yr- 2Fresh Fruit, Muffins, Pancakes,French Toast, Eggs, Hash, Bacon,Sausage, Pastries, Toast, Juice, &2014 ROSENSTEEL OPENMONDAY, APRIL 21, 20148:30 SHOTGUN STARTBlue Mash Golf CourseCost—Cost— 80Price includes:Golf & cartPrizes galoreFood andbeverages backat councilFor reservations CallPgk joe marks 301301-370370-2012CHILDREN’S EASTER PARTYSunday April 131-4pmLunch & ActivitiesFood BasketsWill be filled onApril 19th7AMContact Tim Sullivan 301-942-3368Bring yourEaster basketsfor the Egg Hunt!Special visit fromThe Easter Bunny!Web site - www.Knights2169.comGRAND KNIGHTSSTATIONKenneth TullisTheCouncil,family,friends and I send our sincere condolences to the family of PGK Ralph Vallonewho passed away on March 8, 2014. Ralphwas a dedicated member of our Councilsupported by his lovely wife Helen andbeautiful family. He served as the mostrecent predecessor as Grand Knight, as wellas further extending his service to theKnights of Columbus National Shrine UsherMinistry. In addition to his tireless supportof our Council, He was kind to all and theconsummate gentleman. He will be misseddearly.Recently, we kicked off our new CapitalImprovement Fund. There are many waysto support the Council in this effort. Pleaseconsider attending an event with your family and friends, making a difference withdonations, and/or encouraging potentialbusiness. We need more utilization of theCouncil Hall for activities, please marketand send encouragement for support. Members of the permanent Committee includeDeputy Grand Knight Frank Cavaliere,Maryknights President Margie Cuff, PastBuilding Association President Joe Damiano, Attorney and CPA Walter MacDermid, Rosensteel Retirees’ Club President Nancy Marchone, Past Grand KnightDave Morgan, Chairman of the CommitteePat Warner and me. I thank this team fortheir tireless contributions to this significantcause. We all welcome any innovative ideas you may have to increase the effort formore support.I hope everyone enjoyed the Mardi Grascelebration as much as I did! Thank you toBeth Torp of the Maryknights and the teamshe encouraged to assist, for putting together an outstanding Mardi Gras celebration.The St. Patrick's Day celebration at theCouncil was a blast! We had overwhelmingattendance! The high-lighted entertainmentby the FABULOUS Culkin Dancers andwonderful music by our very own John(Continued on page 2)
2KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSKnight LifePlease, remember in your prayers .Published MonthlyFr. Rosensteel Council #21699707 Rosensteel Avenue, Silver Spring, Maryland 20910(301)588-2404 Catering (301)588-3303Hours of Operation: Sun-Thurs. 2PM-11PMFriday & Sat: 2PM-12AMClubhouse Managers:John Matosian . . .301-706-9373PGK Joseph Marks . . 301-370-2012Council Meets First & Third Tuesdays 7:00 PMCOUNCIL OFFICERSGRAND KNIGHT . . . .Kenneth Tullis(240-876-7234)Deputy Grand Knight . . Frank Cavaliere(301-681-1849)Chaplain . . . . .Rev. Joseph Perkins(301-942-1020 ext.23)Chaplain . Rev. Jose Maria Cortes, F.S.C.B.(301-589-8616)Assoc. Chaplain . . .Rev. Gerard Trancone(301-577-3527)Honorary Chaplain. .Rev. Brien R. McCarthy(202-885-3327)Chancellor . Allan Jimenez (301-649-7244)Warden . .Terrence Moore (tpmoore@pbs.org)Financial Secretary . . .Rob Seubert (301-681-8181)Treasurer . . .PGK John Fox(946-2113)Recorder. . . . .Patrick Warner(585-8629)Advocate . . . Harry Dunkle(240-560-7707)Lecturer. .Ralph M. Vallone(540-0724)Inside Guard . . .Mark Borkoski(589-3743)Outside Guard . . .Tim Sharpe(585-1773)Outside Guard . . .Joe Caron(219-6540)Trustee (1 year). .PGK Michael S. Miller(681-9040)Trustee (2 year) .PGK Thomas Kelly(240-472-2204)Trustee (3 year) PGK Ralph Vallone(301-946-8633)Fraternal Insurance . .Brian Graham (962-0045)Members who are ill:Joseph F. Russell, HLM.Gil Cole, HLMJim HempflingThose who have died:Friends who are ill:Ralph Vallone, PGK, HLMPaul J. Higgins, Sr., HLMBob Mabie, PGK, HLMBill Kacvinsky, PGK, HLMJoan K. MackenzieHelen SuttonJohn CareyElizabet AtzertDennis KilroyMrs. DentMelissa CarterJim DeVolBrian FlaniganCubby LaHoodFamily of the MonthKnight of the MonthCongratulations to a greatKnight who has been takingcare of the council and itsmembers for years! He assistsin the kitchen on a regular basis, makes numerous odd repairs around the building andis a great bartender!Please offer your best wishesto Bill Veith– April’s Knightof the Month!This family is quietly there almost every Friday night. John’stalent with a guitar and his greatvoice are a treasure to this community! Mary is a great supporter, not only of John but our council as well, in all the behind thescenes work she does– especiallyher gardening expertise!Please congratulate John andMary Lyons– our April Familyof the Month!BOARD OF DIRECTORSForest Glen Building AssociationPresident . . . . .Tom Griffin (949-7626)Vice-President . . . .Bob Neary (202-363-6713)Secretary . . . .Phil Atzert (588-2347)Treasurer . .PGK George Carter (949-2781)Director . . .Bill Veith (942-3267)Director. . .PGK Ralph Vallone (946-8633)Director .GK Kenny Tullis (240-876-7234)BOARD OF DIRECTORSClubhouse AssociationPresident .PGK Mike Miller (msm9701@yahoo.com)Vice-Pres .John Wigmore (johnwigmore@verizon.net)Treasurer.PGK Tom Kelley (301.593.9284)Secretary . . .Pat Warner (301.585.8629)Director . .DGK Frank Caveliere (301-681-1849)Director . . Terrence Moore (tpmoore@pbs.org)Director .James Stapleton (stapebrd@gmail.com)Director . .GK Kenny Tullis (ktullis@barrie.org)KNIGHT LIFEThe Official Publication of Father Rosensteel Council #2169(GK Continued from page 1)Lyons, and a wonderful dinner was super! A big Thank You goes out to CharlieClemens and team for assisting me with the organization of our Oyster and BullRoast! The oysters were delicious and we appreciate all the families and friends whocame out to enjoy the feast with music by Wayne Miller. Janis and I are meetingwith couples now who are planning weddings and seeking to use the Council fortheir reception, also Chancellor Alan Jimenez is encouraging new business comingyour way soon. There are more exciting events coming up including the golf tournament and Maryland convention. We hope you will consider attending and look forward to seeing you there! SPRING IS HERE!!Annual State ConventionOcean City, MDMay 2, 3 and 4Princess Royal HotelEditor. . .PGK Joseph Marks (301-370-2012)111 Saint Lawrence Drive, Silver Spring, MD 20901JosephMMarks@Gmail.comKnight Life Articles may be sent to margiecuff@gmail.comInternet . .PGK Joseph Marks (370-2012)E-mail Knight Life . . .Brian McCaw(593-5027)KOC2169@gmail.comFr. Rosensteel Convention HomeClarion Hotel 410-524-3535Call PGK Joe Marks 301.370.2012for more information
3ROSENSTEEL RETIREE’S CLUBOFFICERS 2013 - 2014Chaplain .Rev. Joseph Perkins301-942-1020 x23President .Nancy Marchone301-288-7808Vice Pres. .Thomas Leonard301-871-2995Treasurer .John Fox PGK PFN202-763-3066Secretary . Marge Fait301-598-7064“Apple Fritters”, he answered. What was the questionand who was he? In the 1870'sSamuel Clements (aka MarkTwain) made a trip of severalmonths duration through Western Europe. Since he was aman of the American Midwest,he was unable to obtain thefoods and deserts he relishedthe most. When he was askedwhich desert he missed, he wasvery emphatic that it was applefritters and also peach or pumpkin pie. When did you last have an apple fritter? You will findthem available at our local Starbucks coffee shops. Perhaps we canpersuade some of our Maryknight's bakers to prepare some for theFriday Night Dinners. It's still a delicious dessert.Beware “April Fool's Day” when pranks, hoaxes, and practicaljokes may befall you. This day has been called by different names,but is common among Western countries. Some of the most celebrated hoaxes include the BBC News announcing a great SpaghettiHarvest in Switzerland. In 1996 Taco Bell announced in the N.Y.Times that it had purchased the Liberty Bell and would rename itthe Taco Bell.The Maryknights are serving a dinner for Catholic students at theUniversity of Maryland on April 9th. This is a very commendableand worthwhile endeavor for our young children who are at schooland far from their Mom's home cooked meals. Why not contactMarge Cuff and see if you can help in some way.?Speaking of help– by now you know that the council has formeda committee to oversee a fundraising campaign that is earmarkedfor the facility’s upkeep. Many of the Retirees no longer pay duesbut that doesn’t mean we can’t contribute our fair share. Pleaseconsider all the socializing we do here. The friends and family weconnect with here. What can you do to help keep this valuable resource from disappearing? Please give as generously as your meansallow. Checks can be made to the Forest Glen Building Association.Write CIF in the memo section and given to George Carter or anyCIF committee member.Palm Sunday is on the 13th. This is a Sunday Mass we all enjoyparticularly since the winter is over and signs of the new Springseason are everywhere. In the afternoon the Sister's of the Poor arehaving their annual Tea & Tulips Fundraiser. It is always very wellattended and if you are interested you may wish to call them: 202269-1831.Our club's bowling league is progressing along as strong as everat the White Oak Lanes. Who is in 1st Place? Who is in 2nd Place?The competition is heating up as the season nears the end. Anything can happen in the final weeks so lets cheer on your favoriteteam. The Bowling Banquet will be held at the end of the season.Do you know why there are two red Cardinal's hats suspendedon lines from the ceiling toward the rear of St. Matthew's Cathedral? It's an interesting sight not normally seen by most visitors. Ifyou are the first person to answer this question correctly to one ofthe club officers you will receive a prize at next month's luncheon.This month's luncheon will be on April 22nd, the 4th Tuesday ofthe month as usual.VP Tom LeonardThis month ourfirst order of business is abig shout out to Beth Torp,Chaplain . Rev. Gerard TranconeMary Margaret Hathway301-577-3527deafmindc@aol.comand their team for a fantasPresident . . Margie Cuff301-949-1715 margiecuff@gmail.com tic Mardi Gras on MarchVice President . .Brenda Graninger 1st. Whoo Hoo!!! I think240-912-9950bgrani27@aol.com most everyone was seengoing back for seconds onTreasurer . .Kathy Arvedlund301-681-7254 kathyarvedlund@comcast.net gumbo and salad . andSecretary . Polly Seleski then the bread pudding was301-260-9757 paseleski@gmail.com off the charts delicious.Historian . . .Sue Wiant We had a good turnout .301-593-8689.susanwiant@gmail.comand a great time that didn'twant to end. The start of anew tradition .?!!!We also need to recognize the Squires and Roses yetagain. What a fantastic group of young people . hardworking,supportive, truly 'worthy' . and pretty skillful on the dance flooras well. Thanks again!!Hopefully our Card Party was as successful this year as inthe past, but with the newsletter print deadline, we can't offer up areport on that. Thanks to Lois Devlin and her team for all theirhard work . and also thanks to all the bakers!Our Anniversary Party this year will be chaired by theExecutive Committee (along with anyone who would like to lend ahand; give Margie a call if that's you). Sunday April 27 from 2-4in the Emerald Room . An Afternoon Tea. The cost is a veryaffordable 10 per person. Hopefully everyone will be able to stopby for a cup of tea, finger foods, and some great company. If youfeel the urge to wear a floppy hat and dress gloves, by all meansindulge your inner-Downton Abbey, but also don't feel the need tostep out of your comfort zone. It might even be an opportunity tospend some quality time with a daughter or grand-daughter. Somark your calendars for An Afternoon Tea on Sunday April 27from 2-4. This is event is open to everyone, not justMaryknights!!!! Call or email Margie Cuff at 301-949-1715;margiecuff@gmail.com for reservations.At our April meeting we'll be determining the recipientsfor this year's donations from our charity fund. So if you wantyour voice to be heard, be sure to attend. Just as important, bethinking ahead to May when we need nominations for the 2014Charity Ball recipient. We all work so hard to make that event asuccess, we need to think equally hard on whom we'd like to support. Any Maryknight can make a nomination . or you can evennominate more than one organization. Be prepared to tell us alittle about your nominee, what they do and how we can helpthem. Start thinking!!Our next meeting will be April 14. The Culkin IrishDancers will be performing so wear your green and prepare to beentertained. Don't forget our usual list of cell phones, glasses,toiletries, items for the soldiers, stamps, baby blankets, etc.M O 2013-2014WednesdaysEarly Bird 7:15We continue to have a fairly goodturnout and make a profit each week. The last 2 weeks of themonth are our least attended so we’d love to see a few morecouncil members join us on those weeks. It would surehelp us out and we have a lot fun!
4Clubhouse ReportApril 2014From the Clubhouse Directors, Managers, staff and all thosewho volunteer their time and efforts:Happy Easter from all of us!Springtime is all about opportunity and fresh starts. Pleasetake a minute to ask yourself “when is the last time I did something to support my Council”? Then, get to a meeting and getinvolved. Elections are around the corner. The Clubhouse will beseeking new directors and would love a fresh face or two.Call me if you have questions: 301-325-9067. At the next Social Meeting on April 22, 2014 the recipientsof the Tootsie Roll grants that Fr. Rosensteel Council supported, have been invited to appear and receive theirgrants. It would be nice if the room was filled with members as a show of support. Social Meetings include snacksand refreshments following the meeting. 7:00 PM starttime. Welcome Mark Evans to the bartending/pizza night crew.Another good man steps up. Breakfast is on for April 6, 2014. On April 8, a crew of Brother Knights led by Rick Hornerhas volunteered to help clean the carpets at St. John theEvangelist main church beginning at 10:30 AM. Anyonewilling to help do some manual labor, please let me knowso I can get you signed up.F&R,Mike Miller, Clubhouse PresidentSquires/RosesApril NewsletterSpring is here! Winter kept us busybut I for one am ready for somefresh air.Upcoming events: Spring council cleanupSt Joseph’s House Spring CleanupCar WashPaint Ball?“Night at the Ball Park” Nats gameFirst Sunday of the month BreakfastsSquires/Roses council cookout fundraiserMany council events needing our servicesLet’s hold our April meeting on Monday April 14thfrom 7:00 to 8:00, please come prepared to discuss theevents above.Keep telling your friends, we are over 60 strong andgrowing; I am presently updating our circle with thestate. This will avail or circle many new events, activities, scholarships and awards.Be WorthyJoin us at theKnights of Columbus 2169World Cup 2014 !!Cheer the USA on to Victory!Open to all Rosensteel members and families!Events:*Children’s Soccer Tournament(teams of 4– age groups TBA)*Virtual Soccer Tournament—open to all ages*Championship Penalty Shootout!- open to all agesGiveaways and great food!More info and registration opens mid-April!For information contact: Allan JimenezKoC2169.AEJ@gmail.comWednesday Pizza NightApril 2,16, 30 20146:00pm to 8:00pm*Fresh dough*With or without sauceCheese, pepperoni, sausage, peppers, onions, bacon,mushrooms, Olives, red pepper flakes*Suggestions accepted but not guaranteedText your order to 571571-436436-5776include your nameOr come by, sit down and share with friends and brother Knights.THERE’S A NEW BAR STOOL IN TOWN!Hi, I’m Tom Griffin from the Building Committee.I hope that when you visit the Council, you have noticed the newaddition to the bar: “The Sample Bar Stool” Feel free to give it awhirl the next time you are around.After a lot of research, I found this bar stool that meets all of ourneeds:It swivels, has a padded back, has arms, iscommercial grade with a lifetime warranty. And best of all, itis reasonably priced at only 230.00 per stool.We are looking for volunteers to donate the price of one stool, ordonate part of the price of one stool so that we can purchase 15more for the bar. Or perhaps, you would like to adopt a stool anddedicate it to a loved one. Please leave your check and/or dedication at the bar in an envelope marked Bar Stool/Tom Griffin or BarStool/George Carter.If you are interested in volunteering in any capacity, please contactTom Griffin at 240-381-4104 or tgriffin301@comcast.net. We appreciate all offers.On a side bar note, I’m sure some of you have seen that the awningis no longer there. That is because the wind took it away a fewweeks ago. But don’t worry, we are in the process of replacing theawning.I want to thank you in advance for anything you can do to helpduring these trying financial times. God Bless.
5Capital Improvement Fund NewsMount Carmel House AnnualBasket Bingo!Sunday April 6th (3-6pm)Columbian Room50/50Raffles!Doors open at 2pm Play begins at 3pm 20 in advance / 25 at the door (if avail.)Treats, Snacks and Drinks20 Gs!ameDo o r Prizes!Special Games!Mary’s WidowsWell let’s try again! I’m sorry we had to cancel theMarch lunch, but better safe than sorry. There isn’tgoing to be anymore snow (if you believe that, you’llbelieve anything!). On April 7th we will gather at theGreek Village Restaurant. Calls will go out soon.Hope a lot of you will be able to join us for lunch andplenty of conversation – it will be good to finally getout! Call Lois Devlin, 301-681-7448, for more info.Community ActivityNursing Home PartyOur next visit is at the Springbrook Nursing & RehabCenter, 12325 New Hampshire Ave., Silver Spring, MD20904 on April 17th at 3P
We need more utilization of the Council Hall for activities, please market and send encouragement for support. Mem-bers of the permanent Committee include Deputy Grand Knight Frank Cavaliere, Maryknights President Margie Cuff, Past Building Association President Joe Dami-ano, Attorney and CPA Walter Mac-Dermid, Rosensteel Retirees’ Club Presi
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