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Grand Knight's Report


Chaplain’s Message

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Monthly Prayer

Good evening Brothers,
Our May meeting was held on Monday the 5th with 15 members present.  The following business was discussed.

Old Business: 2025 Dues, 92% of dues are paid.  If you have not sent in your dues yet, please do so as soon as you can.

Fish Fries, Served right over 2000 meals for the year.  It was a great year.

LeMars Backpack packing night will be Monday May 19th at Nohava Construction.  Need 10 or so members to help pack at 5 PM.

Life Skills Capitol Campaign request.  Motion was made to host 3 pork chop feeds over 3 years and donate the proceeds to the campaign.  We will do an in house meal as well as drive through.  Motion passed.  This will raise at least $7500 to $10,000.

New Business: Exemplification date, June 2nd before the June meeting.  If you know of a gentleman who would like to become a member, please sign them up at Iowakofc.org.  We need 10 new members by June 30 to get the Star Council Award for a third year in a row.

Silver Rose coming to Trinity Heights on June 15th.

Nomination of officers,
Grand Knight, no nominations
Deputy Grand Knight, Trevor Morris
Chancelor, Dave Hill
Advocate, Jim Kestner
Recorder, no nominations
Treasurer, Justin Freking
Warden, Steve Hanson
Inside Guard, Jose Munoz
Outside Guard, Fernando Galvin
Voting will be held at our June Meeting.

Treasurer report, April 1st, $29,313, April 30th, $26,785

Insurance agent reported on Long Term care insurance.  Call Rob for anything you need.

Under Good of the Order, Dave Schipper, Jim Peters, Dick Closter, Steve Kolker, Tom Ortman’s Granddaughter, Taylin Ortman, Bishop Keehner, & Pope Francis.

Drawing loser, Mark Neiman
Winner, Jim Kinney
Meal Drawing, Eric Rohe who was not present so the pot will grow next month. $380.

Fraternally Yours,
John Peters
Grand Knight
712-540-7770
[email protected]
Brothers,

If God seems far away, who moved?"  That pithy comment that I heard some years ago always stuck with me.  It tersely summarizes what Jesus told us in the Scriptures, "I am with you always, even to the end of the world."  So if God seems distant, it is an invitation to consider where we are at.  Besides calling to mind that God is ever-present, perhaps we need to deepen our prayer life, our mass attendance, the frequency with which we receive the Sacraments.  The Easter Season, when we reflect on the reality of the Risen Lord and how the Church spread the Good News of the Gospel to the ends of the earth is a great time to do so.

As we enter full-swing into the planting season, let us pray for rain (as needed; no hail or tornadoes, please), good weather, and the safety of all!

Happy Easter
Fr. Bruce
             31 SCRIPTURES TO
        PRAY FOR YOUR FAMILY
  • Day 1 ~ Deuteronomy 6:4-9 {you’re reading this one now!}
  • Day 2 ~ Joshua 1:9
  • Day 3 ~ Ruth 1:16-17
  • Day 4 ~ 1 Samuel 1:27-28
  • Day 5 ~ 1 Samuel 3:10
  • Day 6 ~ 2 Chronicles 7:14-15
  • Day 7 ~ Esther 4:14
  • Day 8 ~ Job 1:21
  • Day 9 ~ Psalm 1:1-2
  • Day 10 ~ Psalm 23
  • Day 11 ~ Psalm 139
  • Day 12 ~ Proverbs 1:7
  • Day 13 ~ Proverbs 18:10
  • Day 14 ~ Isaiah 61:1-3
  • Day 15 ~ Jeremiah 17:7-8
  • Day 16 ~ Lamentations 3:22-24
  • Day 17 ~ Hosea 6:1-3
  • Day 18 ~ Micah 6:8
  • Day 19 ~ Matthew 9:36-38
  • Day 20 ~ John 15:1-11
  • Day 21 ~ Romans 8:31-39
  • Day 22 ~ 1 Corinthians 13:4-8
  • Day 23 ~ 2 Corinthians 12:8-10
  • Day 24 ~ Galatians 2:20
  • Day 25 ~ Galatians 5:22
  • Day 26 ~ Ephesians 1:15-20
  • Day 27 ~ Philippians 1:3
  • Day 28 ~ Philippians 2:5-11
  • Day 29 ~ Colossians 1:9-12
  • Day 30 ~ 1 Thessalonians 3:11-13
  • Day 31 ~ Hebrews 12:1-2


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