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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS – NH STATE COUNCIL
4th Degree Exemplification – June 13, 2015
NH State Website: www.nhknights.org
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NH State Council – Weekly 2015-06-01
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New Hampshire State Directory Books – Submission Information
LAST CALL - Exemplification of the Fourth Degree – Littleton NH – June 13, 2015 - 10:30 am
LAST CALL: FS / FC - Office Member Management Program – June 6, 2015 Hampton NH
Call to Muster - 2015 Special Olympics Summer Games – June 5-7, 2015 – University of NH - Durham
Silver Rose 2015 NH Schedule – Starts Sunday, June 14th with Maine to NH crossing – Rt.4 Rollinsford NH
o Silver Rose Event Saturday June 27, 2015 – St John the Evangelist Church – Hudson NH
 Prayer requests: Assistant State Chaplain, Father Robert Smolley, Rev Daniel Sinibaldi
 New Hampshire Knights of Columbus 2015 Scholarship Information
 USCCB - Fortnight for Freedom: The Freedom to Bear Witness, June 21-July 4, 2015
 St. Jude Golf tournament – Help Needed!
 Saint Joseph Parish – Come Pray and Reflect with us – June 13, 2015 Salem NH
 Memorial Day Parade Pictures – Laconia and Nashua Parades – May 25, 2015
 KofC Fraternal Council Leadership Webinar – June 20, 2015 – Sign up now!!!
 The Pray For Life Center – Manchester NH – Update on Pennacook St – May 27, 2015
 Important NH Legislative Bills -- contact your Reps! - Walter A. Stapleton, Council 1820 Pro-Life Director
 Parents Are The Only Protection Of Their Children - Jim Preisendorfer, State Family Director
 Cardinal Lacroix to be named Franco-American of the Year – June 26, 2015 event
 Upcoming Degree Exemplifications
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New Hampshire State Directory Books
Council, Assembly, & Squire Circles are encouraged to submit the incoming 2015-2016 Fraternal Year
Directory information as soon as your elections have been conducted. On the NH State Website:
www.nhknights.org, for ease of use, on the top of the right side on the home page, is the submission
location for your data entry. This data goes directly in those handy directory books of condensed name,
address, and email contact information that allows you to stay in touch with your state officers, district
deputies, chairman, as well as your fellow council officers. Below are direct links to the website locations.
NH State Council Directory - Council Submission
Submit Council Information Here...
NH State Council Directory - Assembly Submission
Submit Assembly Information Here...
NH State Council Directory - Squire Circle Submission
Submit Squire Circle Information Here...
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May 30, 2015
Worthy Sirs,
There is still time to jump on getting candidates into the 4th Degree Exemplification
scheduled for June 13 at O’Neil Assembly in Littleton. Send your completed Form 4s and
checks to Hector St. Jacques at 14 June St. Nashua, NH 03060. Degree fee is $70 and a
spectator fee for meal tickets is $35. Deadline is June 5, so please get this done in a timely
manner.
If you have not taken advantage of the Ad Book Fund Raiser there is also time left to get this
done. Get your checks to Bill McCarthy at PO Box 271, Derry, NH 03038. You can order a
personal ad for just $10. 1/4, ½ and full page ads are also available. Contact Bill at (603)
434-7787 for a price schedule. Your ad will be in both Degree Ad Books this year! Your
participation in the Ad Book helps to defray the overall costs of presenting these degrees.
Don’t forget there will be a ladies program while we are conducting the degree. A
companion ticket covering meals costs is $35 and includes both lunch and the banquet meal.
Vivat Jesus!
Joel Plante, District Master
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PRAYER REQUESTS
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Brothers: Please keep in your thoughts, all our Brother Knights and their families, that need our prayers
Follow Up: Prayer Request, Surgery, Tuesday May 26, 2015 - Assistant State Chaplain Father Robert Smolley
Brother Knights, An update on Assistant State Chaplain Father Robert Smolley. Fr. Robert Smolley had surgery on
Tuesday the 26th at CMC in Manchester. He is resting and he is tired. He will be moved to Mt. Carmel Rehab in
Manchester soon, and will receive visitors once he is settled there. Thank you.
Fraternally, State Warden Joseph Kowalik
Prayer Request: Reverend Daniel J Sinibaldi, St. Mary's Parish, Rochester, hospitalized
Worthy Sirs, Your prayers are requested for the recovery of Rev. Sir Knight Daniel J. Sinibaldi (Chaplain 2048, 10662 &
Faithful Friar Assembly 0626). Fr. Dan faces some serious surgery and further treatment which will cause him to be out
of commission for some time. The charity of your prayers is greatly appreciated. Kindly send greetings and well wishes
to Father Dan at 68 Lowell St. Rochester, NH 03867.
Joel Plante, District Master
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Financial Secretary & Faithful Comptroller
Office Member Management Program
Sign-ups are now being taken for any Financial Secretaries or Faithful Comptrollers that are
interested in participating in a seminar on the
Office Member Management Program
This online application links directly to the Supreme Council providing a program for FS’s &
FC’s to manage their paperwork, vouchers, and membership records.
This is designed for any FS’s or FC’s that are not currently using the program.
Location:
Hampton Council #5093
289 Lafayette Road
Hampton NH 03842
Date & Time:
Saturday, June 06, 2015
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Expectations
and
Responsibilities
Notify Hector St Jacques no later than May 28, 2015 at
HSTJPGK@AOL.COM OR CALL 603.888-4590
Fraternally,
Hector St Jacques
State F. S. Consultant
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2015 SONH State Summer Games
From: wpgrif@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2015 7:26 PM
Subject: Fwd: SONH Summer Games
-----Original Message----From: Mike Gardner <MikeG@sonh.org>
Sent: Tue, May 26, 2015 9:23 am
Subject: SONH Summer Games
Good Morning Knights of Columbus,
Each year you and your organization provide priceless volunteer hours to us at Special Olympics New
Hampshire. The Summer Games, held this year on June 5th-7th at UNH Durham, is the largest of our 21
annual competitions. More than 800 athletes from across the state will gather at the university to go for the
gold. Volunteers like you are what makes these Games possible. With opportunities to measure shot-put
distances, time a neck and neck race, prepare and serve meals or helping decorate for the dance, we are
confident that there is a job for everyone!
If you are available during the event and would like to help out, please sign up now and help make this the
best Summer Games yet. To sign up, go tohttps://2015summergamessonh.my-trs.com/, choose sign up now
and select to get started. For detailed instructions, please click here.
For more information about the games, please visit our website where you will find a general and detailed
schedule, games map and access to our mobile app.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me via email or phone at (603)624-1250.
Thanks again for your continued support of SONH!
Mike Gardner
Summer Games Volunteer Coordinator
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New Hampshire Knights of Columbus 2015 Scholarship Information
The Bishop Matthew F. Brady Memorial Scholarship is accepting applications for the 2015-2016 scholastic
year. Scholarship applications are available on the State Council website. A direct link to the application is
listed below. The deadline for submissions is July 1, 2015. Questions should be directed to the scholarship
chair and contact information is in the Scholarship Packet. Please contact me if you have any questions or
need further information. Jim Hurley, Scholarship Chair, Email: BradyScholarship@hotmail.com
Phone: 603-352-5047 (If you get my answering machine leave your information and I will call you back.)
NH State Scholarship Application link...
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STATE CHURCH DIRECTOR: MAY 3, 2015
FORTNIGHT FOR FREEDOM: FREEDOM TO BEAR WITNESS
The United States Council of Catholic Bishops (“USCCB”) have designated June 21 st through July 4th as a time
for prayer and action for the preservation of Religious Liberties and conscience rights both here and abroad.
I hope that all Councils make the decision to be spiritually involved with their parish communities during the
upcoming Fortnight for Freedom. In doing so, we are being visible witnesses to our faith, we are enhancing
the spirituality of the community and we are honoring the request of our Catholic Bishops to engage in prayer.
Vivat Jesus, Rob Eib - State Church Director
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From: St. Jude Council
Sent: Sunday, May 31, 2015 1:01 PM
Subject: Help Needed - St. Jude Open
We need a new two person team to run the putting contest for the St Jude Open golf tournament next Saturday, June 6.
It is very easy to run and you will really enjoy the opportunity. You will also raise a good sum of money for the
recipients. Additionally; we will need assistance with the meal following the tournament. We start the tournament at
7:30 AM and expect to start the contest at that time. I will be there to show you everything you will need. Please call me
at 603-362-4520 if you are able to assist with either of these tasks. Don Richardson
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SAINT JOSEPH PARISH
Come Pray and Reflect with us
Event details
Saturday, June 13th, 2015
8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
On Saturday, June 13, we invite you to come and pray with us for the United States Supreme Court justices as
they prepare to render a decision regarding traditional marriage. Marriage always being between one man
and one woman, instituted by God in Genesis 2:24, “For this reason, a man shall leave his father and mother,
and he shall cling to his wife; and the two shall be as one flesh”.
St. Joseph Church, 40 Main St., Salem, NH, will be open from 8:30 am - 3:00 pm for prayer. We invite people
of all faiths to "drop in" to offer a personal prayer, pray with a small group or meditate on scripture.
8:30a.m. – Rosary
9:00a.m. – Celebration of Mass
10:00a.m. – 3:00p.m. – “Drop in” and pray at any time
At 10:00a.m. & 11:00a.m. - A selected scripture with a short reflection will be read.
12:00p.m. – the Angelus will be recited followed by the rosary
At 1:00p.m. & 2:00 p.m. - A selected scripture with a short reflection will be read.
2:45p.m. – The day will end with Benediction
Charlie & Joan Espinola
Saint Matthew Council 7572 Windham
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Memorial Day Parade Pictures
Laconia Memorial Day Parade
Assembly#628 and Assembly#638 participated in the Laconia Memorial Day Parade on May 25 th. The
Assemblies were provided 2 vehicles by AutoServe KIA of Laconia for the Sir Knights that are no longer able
to march. Be Blessed Brother, CCC John Shevenell
Nashua Memorial Day Parade
The Nashua Memorial Day Parade on May 25th traveled a 1.3 mile route from historic Holman Stadium to the
Market Place Plaza on Main Street. A 15 foot KofC banner, held by 4th Degree Sir Knights, lead the contingent of
11 in marching in regalia. Next the Santa Maria float (from Salem Council) had Sir Knights riding above the
crowd, followed by a flat bed of additional Sir Knights, family, friends, and supporters. The Memorial Day event
was hosted by the Nashua Assembly & Council and drew attendees and supporters from nearby assemblies.
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Knights of Columbus Fraternal Council Leadership Webinar
Saturday – June 20, 2015
From: Knights of Columbus Fraternal Services
Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2015 8:24 PM
Subject: K of C Fraternal Council Leadership Webinar
Dear Fraternal Leaders:
The Knights of Columbus is pleased to invite you to take part in a web training session for
fraternal leaders. This session will be geared toward ALL fraternal leaders and we encourage
you to pass this email along to those members you think will benefit from this webinar. This
webinar will discuss the importance of finishing the fraternal year on a high note and getting
off to a quick start for the next fraternal year. This town hall-type meeting will focus on:
• Finishing the year strong by measuring success and planning
• Ensuring a smooth changeover in council leadership and getting off to a quick start
• Planning ahead and keeping on track for a successful fraternal year
Please SAVE THE DATE and PASS THE WORD!! This training session will take place on
Saturday, June 20, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. ALL fraternal leaders whether
finishing their term or newly elected or appointed are encouraged to attend.
Please click on the link below to register for this event:
http://w.on24.com/r.htm?e=984302&s=1&k=245B53C1A085350AEBD1CFECEC6C8702
We encourage you to register for this webinar even if you cannot view the entire live webinar
presentation. The webinar will recorded an available for on-demand viewing following the live
event.
If you have questions regarding this event, please call Gary Nolan, Vice President for Fraternal
Training and Ceremonials at 203-752-4347 or email gary.nolan@kofc.org.
Fraternally Yours,
Gary R. Nolan
Vice President for Fraternal Training and Ceremonials
This email was sent by: Knights of Columbus Fraternal Services. Knights of Columbus Headquarters | 1 Columbus Plaza | New Haven | CT | 06510
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The Pray For Life Center – Manchester NH
Go to Pray for Life Center WEBSITE...
Pray for Life Center - Facebook page...
Update on Pennacook St Thursday May 19, 2015
Planned Parenthood Thursday morning we saw the abortionist from Vermont arrive in her little car with a bicycle
rack on the back. She has been here before. On a different Thursday she took a picture of Father MacKenzie holding a
large Crucifix as he stood near the driveway.
A young couple also from Vermont parked on the street. The man talked to us while his "friend" was inside. He was
not in favor of abortion and said he was just here for support. Whatever the reason she did not have an abortion and
left crying. It appears she was turned away for some reason.
Manchester PP performs abortions up to 15 weeks 6 days (4 months) and the abortion pill is available up to 10 weeks
of the pregnancy.
Cathy
“You can’t tell me this wasn’t a better country when Bishop Sheen was on television and Nat King Cole was on the radio.”
Last week’s report from Pennacook Street included the observation that a couple of young teenagers who visited the Planned
Parenthood site “should have been in school.” Well, maybe. Or maybe school is where they learned to stop worrying about
prenatal life and love the alternative offered at the abortuary. Given the nature of today’s “progressive” education, there might
even be built into the schedules of our public schools “release time” to allow students to skip a class or two for the all-important
purpose of a visit to Planned Parenthood.
“Release time” for an entirely different purpose was once an issue decided by the Supreme Court, in Zorach v. Clauson (1952). In
a 6-3 decision, the Court upheld as constitutionally permissible a New York law that provided for release time during the school
day for students to voluntarily go off campus for the purpose of receiving religious instructions in their respective faiths. The
Court ruled that such an arrangement did not constitute an “establishment of religion” prohibited by the First Amendment. In
writing the opinion of the Court, Justice William O. Douglas declared, “We are a religious people whose institutions presuppose a
Supreme Being.”
Considering the court’s later rulings on matters of “church and state,” we might wonder how such a controversy might be
decided today -- or if release time for religious instruction is still being granted by public schools anywhere in the land. It isn’t
necessary of course. People can arrange time for religious education in non-school hours, though that might raise the important
question of why the state-run school should have the primary claim on the life and mind of the child.
But the “should have been in school” remark brings to mind a minor scandal of some years ago when students in one of
Manchester’s public schools were brought to the Planned Parenthood facility on Penacook Street as part of an educational field
trip. If memory serves, it was a grammar school. Students, apparently, are never too young to learn the importance of
“reproductive freedom.” We are, after all, a progressive people whose institutions -- the Supreme Court, for example -presuppose a right to terminate inconvenient human life.
Ours is obviously a nation quite different from what it was back in the “dark ages” of the 1950’s. The “good old days” were not
always as good as we sometimes imagine, but there is much truth in the observation offered some years ago by the late
columnist Joseph Sobran: “You can’t tell me this wasn’t a better country when Bishop Sheen was on television and Nat King Cole
was on the radio.”
It can be a better country again, according to the faith of the pro-life witnesses persevering on Pennacook Street, “Redeeming
the time, for the days are evil.” (Ephesians 5:16).
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JOIN US FOR A BEAUTIFUL EVENING HONORING OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
WHERE: St. John the Evangelist Church, Library St. Hudson
WHEN: Saturday 06/27/2015
It all begins with Mass at 4:00 p.m.
The “Silver Rose,” a gift from the Knights of Columbus to Our Lady will be on display.
Recitation of the Living Rosary will follow after Mass. Weather permitting we will pray in the back of the church near
the statute of “Our Lady of Grace.” After the Rosary we will gather in the church hall for light refreshments and a
brief presentation about the “Silver Rose”.
We will then view a short DVD about Our Lady of Guadalupe- “The Blood and the Rose”
For more information and to sign up for this evening of prayer and devotion, please contact Ron Di Stasio at 595-7837
or by e-mail at rddistasio@comcast.net
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From: Walt Stapleton
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2015 9:24 PM
Subject: Important NH Legislative Bills -- please contact your Reps!
1) Recent info indicates that NH Senate Republicans may side with the Liberals and are planning to kill HB 560
- Griffin's Law / Rights for Families of Victims of Fetal Homicide - in an attempt to gain political favor / look
"moderate." (The Senate's fetal homicide law, SB 40, had originally only protected "viable" babies. Now SB
40 has been amended by the house to match HB 560, meaning both laws now recognize babies who have
been killed in utero as people with rights from 8 weeks on.) Neither is a perfect bill (since they don't
recognize this right form conception on), but they are a beginning and we need your support to keep them
both alive.
Please write to the state senate to ask them to keep HB 560 alive.
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/Senate/members/senate_roster.aspx
Please ask our Reps. to support the AMENDED version of SB 40.
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/house/members/wml.aspx
2) Very soon Executive Councilor Christopher Sununu has promised to approve nearly $900,000 in funding
for NH Planned Parenthood! He is the deciding vote and a Republican. He's getting 20 postcards a day asking
him to vote against this abuse of taxpayer money but remains undeterred. You can reach him here:
http://www.nh.gov/council/contact.html
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Walter A. Stapleton, KofC Council 1820 Pro-Life Director
Cell: (603) 995-1034 WaltStapleton@juno.com
Spes Nostra in Deum
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PARENTS ARE THE ONLY PROTECTORS OF THEIR CHILDREN
The following is from an address given at the Rome Life Forum and at the seminar for pro-life
leaders preceding it in Rome on 8th and 9th May by Dr Thomas Ward. Dr. Ward is the founder
and former President of the National Association of Catholic Families (NACF), which is a
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member of the Voice of the Family coalition. He is also a corresponding member of the
Pontifical Academy for Life.
In his address Dr. Ward explains the history of a wide range of attacks on the right of parents
to be the primary educators of their children. In the words of St John Paul II, he reminds us
that:
"We are now standing in the face of the greatest historical confrontation humanity has gone
through... We are now facing the final confrontation between the Church and the anti-Church,
of the Gospel and the anti-Gospel. This confrontation lies within the plans of divine
providence. It is a trial which the whole Church… must take up."
Dr Ward explains that this "greatest confrontation humanity has ever known leaves parents
the only protectors of their children." While discussing the most serious attacks on parental
rights in different countries, he argues that "[i]ncreasingly good parents will have little moral
alternative to civil disobedience and indeed imprisonment."
The removal of parent's rights started with contraception, Dr Ward argues:
"Forty years of experience as a family doctor with a special interest in actively defending the
family have left me in no doubt that the heart of this Culture of Death is the artificial
separation in sexual intercourse of life, the procreative from love, the unitive by
contraception."
He continues:
"This separation of life from love has spread from contraception to in vitro fertilization and
now logically and even theologically to homosexual "marriage"."
In the light of Humanae Vitae teaching clearly that "the inseparable connection, willed by God
and unable to be broken by man on his own initiative, between the two meanings of the
conjugal act: the unitive meaning and the procreative meaning", Dr Ward argues that as a
result of the rejection of this truth "generations have been lost to the Church":
"Our children are paying an enormous price for the silence, obfuscation and political
accommodations of so many of our Bishops. Yes our children have paid for their policies."
Viva Jesus.
God Bless,
Jim Preisendorfer, State Family Director
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Cardinal Lacroix to be named Franco-American of the Year
New Hampshire Union Leader 05/28/2015, Page A04
MANCHESTER — Tickets are on sale for the June 26 banquet of St. Jean Baptiste, where
Cardinal Gerald Lacroix, the Archbishop of Quebec, will be named the 2015 Franco-American
of the Year by the Franco-American Centre.
Lacroix, who was born in Quebec, grew up in Manchester and attended St. Anthony and Trinity
High schools and St. Anselm College. He was named Archbishop of Quebec in 2011 and a
cardinal last year. The celebration will take place at St. Anthony Church. A 6 p.m. mass will
be followed by a banquet and reception. Tickets are $35 per person and are available at the
Franco-American Centre website, facnh.com, or 641-7114.
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Upcoming Degree Exemplifications
ALL FIRST DEGREES: Please contact First Degree Team Captain as soon as possible to inform him of
candidates and number of spectators. Please do not delay in making arrangements for your candidates.
The Degree will be cancelled unless enough candidates are registered by the Friday immediately
preceding the scheduled date. The Degree Team reserves the right to limit the class size.
The dress code is suit jacket and tie with appropriate footwear for all candidates and spectators.
The principle of this degree is Charity, so let your council show their enthusiasm and support for these
candidates by their attendance at this First Degree. All Knights who are Spectators must present a valid
2012-2013 membership card in order to be admitted to the Degree Ceremonial.
Each attending council must bring the following:
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Council Constitutional Rolls unsigned by candidate.
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Form 100.
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A membership kit consisting of pin, rosary and booklet “These Men They Call Knights”.
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A First Degree membership card signed by the Grand Knight and Financial Secretary.
Please contact the First Degree Team Captain if you have any questions.
Degree Locations
(See Links for details) (If available)
First Degree: Contact the Degree Team Captain to inform him of candidates and number of spectators.
Hudson NH – Friday, June 12, 2015 Contact: Capt Wayne Nadeau, 883-8797, wnadeau.kofc@comcast.net
http://www.nhknights.org/index.php/en/component/jevents/icalrepeat.detail/2015/06/12/17/-/1st-degree-hudson?Itemid=101&filter_reset=1
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Bedford NH – Monday, June 15, 2015 Contact: Team Capt. Chris Bond, 488-4854, bondchrisg@gmail.com
http://www.nhknights.org/index.php/en/component/jevents/icalrepeat.detail/2015/06/15/35/-/1st-degree-bedford?Itemid=101&filter_reset=1
Berlin NH – Tuesday, June 23, 2015 Contact: Team Capt. Henri St. Jean, 752-1897, hstjean@ne.rr.com
http://www.nhknights.org/index.php/en/component/jevents/icalrepeat.detail/2015/06/23/147/-/1st-degree-berlin?Itemid=101&filter_reset=1
Derry NH – Saturday, June 27, 2015 Contact: Team Capt. John Dowd, 426-7017, derryjpdowd@gmail.com
http://www.nhknights.org/index.php/en/component/jevents/icalrepeat.detail/2015/06/27/69/-/1st-degree-derry?Itemid=101&filter_reset=1
Second Degree: Contact the Degree Team Captain to inform him of candidates & number of spectators.
TBD
Third Degree: Contact the Degree Team Captain to inform him of candidates and number of spectators.
TBD
Fourth Degree: Contact 4th Degree Secretary Hector to inform him of candidates & number of spectators.
Littleton NH – Saturday, Jun 13, 2015 Contact: Hector St. Jacques PGK, 888-4590, Hstjpgk@aol.com
Councils and Assemblies: Don’t forget to post your degree information on the website: nhknights.org
Do you have degree information you would like to see in this newsletter? Post your notification on the State website
before Sunday afternoon. I will attempt to link to your degree timely and as space permits.
State Warden Joseph J Kowalik III jjkowalik3@comcast.net
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NH State Council - Weekly Briefings
Mission Statement: Purpose of the NH State Council Weekly Briefing is to provide to the membership, timely
information from the Officers, Deputies, Directors, Chairman, Councils, and Assemblies of the NH State Council.
The Goal is to provide short term, up-to-date newsworthy articles, notices, & communication, in cooperation
with the NH State Council “Granite Knight” Newsletter and the NH State Council Website.
The deadline for entries is Sunday afternoon. Prepare and submit timely for each Monday issue. Please plan
your submission requests accordingly. Your article should be sent as a “ready to go” completed submission
preferably in a Word Document. PDF’s are acceptable; however, if there are errors or corrections needed for
a PDF it will be returned to the sender to fix.
PS: Spread the word! GK’s and FN’s please remember to share these briefings by forwarding them to your
email rosters and refer to the information at your business meetings!
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For Local & State News, and Degree Information, visit us on the web at: www.nhknights.org
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From Your New Hampshire State Council,
Joseph J Kowalik III
State Warden
NH State Council Knights of Columbus
157 Hackett Hill Rd., Hooksett NH 03106-2510
603.485-2082 || jjkowalik3@comcast.net
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