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ArchBishop Damiano Asssembly is hosting a Dinner/Dance with all proceeds going to Deborah Heart and Lung Hospital. See the Council 6213 Honors ColumbiettesHamilton Council 6213 honored the Columbiettes associated with their Council at a dinner on Monday, June 23, 2008
[more]Dinner honoring State Warden John MooreOn Friday, April 25, Council 3784 hosted a dinner honoring State Warden John Moore. One hundred people attended, with speeches made by Dr. Andy Savicki, FDD., and Reggie Beckett, K.H.S., P.S.D. FDD Savicki presented John with a sword that he brought back from Iraq, during his recent tour of duty over there.[more]Gifts From The HomefrontSupport our troops through this Help the Vets
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New Haven, CT - June 6, 2008 - The Knights of Columbus announced today that it set new all-time records for charitable giving and volunteer service hours in 2007. Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson released the results of the survey in a speech to state deputies and members of the board of directors in New Haven, Connecticut.
The results of the Order's Annual Survey of Fraternal Activity for the year ending December 31, 2006 show that total contributions to charity at all levels reached $144,911,781 - exceeding the previous year's total by more $1 million. The figure includes $31,235,220 donated by the Supreme Council, and $113,676,561 in charitable donations from state and local councils, Fourth Degree assemblies, and squire circles.The survey also shows that the reported number of volunteer hours by Knights for charitable causes grew to 68,270,432 hours, up more than 400,000 hours from 2005. There were 393,030 Knights of Columbus blood donors during the year, and Knights made more than 5.5 million visits to the sick and bereaved.Cumulative figures show that during the past decade, the Knights of Columbus has donated nearly $1.28 billion to charity, and provided in excess of 612 million hours of volunteer service in support of charitable causes.The Knights of Columbus is the world's largest lay Catholic organization, with more than 1.75 million members in the United States, Canada, the Philippines, Mexico, Central America, and Poland.
State Convention
The 2008 State Convention was called to Order by State Deputy Tom Ciborski on Friday, May 16, at the Wildwood Convention Center. The posting of the wreath at the monument of Christopher Columbus was moved to Saturday, as the weather was perfect. The Meetings went well, with many awards being presented and many reports read to the delegation.
The Annual Blood Drive was a success. The Red Cross was happy as the donations reached the number they had hoped for. Hopefully, next year we can not only meet, but exceed the amount they received this year.
The Banquet on Saturday night was well attended, due to the presence of 2 guest speakers, Supreme Director Ronald Gay, and Detective Steven McDonald, N.Y.P.D. Detective McDonald held the rooms attention during his motivational speech as never seen before. The NJ State Council thanks Detective McDonald for taking the time to come speak to the delegates and their families.
Pictures of the convention are available at: State Convention -2008
Urban Schools Scholarship ActA bill titled the ‘Urban Schools Scholarship Act’ is beginning to make its way through the New Jersey State Assembly (bill A-1003) along with a sister bill in the New Jersey Senate (bill S-140). These two bills are a result of your New Jersey State Council’s affiliation with the New Jersey School Choice Alliance. You may remember a few years ago we sponsored a school choice petition drive, which was held at almost every parish in the state. Since that time we have aligned ourselves with the School Choice Alliance to work to make school choice an issue within the state. Through our collaborative efforts, as well as those of the voting public this past November, we are finally reaching a point wherein an acceptable bill is gathering support from our state legislators and may be released from committee for debate in the Assembly and Senate. The details of the bill can be found Pledge of Allegiance goes to court in US2008 Special Olympics
On Friday, June 6, 2008, members of the State Council attended the Opening Ceremonies for the 2008 Special Olympics at the Sovereign Bank Arena in Trenton. The State Offices were in attendance, along with several Program Chairmen. F.M. John Weiser, Al Lukievics, Marshall of the First NJ District, along with several Color Corps members, were there to provide Honor Guard for the Olympians. Several members of the Rutgers University Football team were there, escorting the Athletes into the arena.
[more]Vacation in the WildwoodsPlease visit the Hotels/Motels that housed the Councils, Chapters, Assemblies, and the NJ State Council during the 2008 State Convention.
Whether planning a family vacation or just a getaway weekend, consider staying at one of these fine establishments.
[more]Papal Mass
The State Officers, along with Supreme Director W. James White, and their wives, were present at the Papal Mass at Yankee Stadium. There were State Officers from other State Councils in the crowd of 57,000 also. The Pope arrived in the Popemobile amd was escorted to the Altar by a multitude of bodyguards. There were 300 Priests assigned to give out Communion, which went smoothly, despite the size of the crowd.
For pictures of the Mass, please go to: NJ State Knights of Columbus at the Papal MassPride in Our Priests DinnerEach year, in every Diocese, the Knights of Columbus host a dinner honoring the Priests that serve our community, Church, and the people of New Jersey.
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