Council 788 - February Newsletter Available On Line
Sat, Feb 2, 2019 3:30 AM
-Posted For: Council #788
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The Knights of Columbus of Christ the King Council #13360, along with their families and other Knights from District 57 came out for the December Lecture / Christmas party and were treated to an inspiring talk, led by our District Deputy, Dan Gibbons and Michigan State Director Ed Strach, on FAITH IN ACTION. The talk, along with the subsequent Q&A Session, detailed the four "pillars" of the program (Faith, Community, Family, and Life) as well as the supporting programs for each category and how they can build better Councils and better Knights as faith-filled men of God. Following the talk, all in attendance were treated to Christmas cookies and other snacks as well as a time for fellowship, where many had a chance to brainstorm about ways to implement these programs. As anticipated, a good time was had by all.
(Above Left: Worthy District Deputy Dan Gibbons kicked off the discussion with a prayer and an overview of FAITH IN ACTION.)
(Above Right: Worthy State Director Ed Strach encouraged and challenged everyone to embrace and implement these programs.)
(Above: A good crowd turned out for Christmas cookies and the inspiring talk on FAITH IN ACTION.)
On Saturday, January 5, the Knights of Columbus of Christ the King Council #13360 hosted our annual Epiphany Party at the Parish Activities Center. The day's event included the 5 F's...Family, Food, Fun, Fellowship, and Faith, and concluded with a Corporate Communion at the 4:30 Vigil Mass at Christ the King.
Knight of the Month, December: Jon Pavlinac.
Jon has been frequent volunteer when the Knights of Columbus have hosted Coffee and Doughnuts on Sunday mornings after Masses. Jon has been there at every event this fraternal year, welcoming and visiting with parishioners, making sure that things run smoothly, and helping with the cleanup. And he does this with great joy.
Family of the Month, December: Peter and Annie Kadeli.
Since they arrived in Ann Arbor last summer and inquired about serving in music at CTK, Peter and Annie made such a positive impact on many of our liturgies. Peter is the type of choir director whose arrival we have all been praying for. In his spare time from his Master's degree studies at UofM in choral conducting, he has rejuvenated the Christ the King choir. Annie, in the soprano section, is one of a number of new choir members.