Knights of Columbus
John Clare Council #15485

Our council’s pancake breakfast will be tomorrow (Sunday) in the new Corrado Family Center at St. John Fisher Church. Volunteers are needed. This is our first breakfast since the beginning of the pandemic and our first to be held in the new facility at SJF.  Please plan to help make this a successful event. Gene will open the doors at 7:00am. Ted has volunteered to start brewing the coffee at that time. Our first serving will be after the 9:00am Mass, around 10:00am. The second after the 11:00am Mass, around Noon. Cleanup should be completed by 2:00pm. The entrance to the center is near the Southwest corner of the church, between the church and the school. If you have any questions, contact Gene Andres at gene.andres@comcast.net or 773-426-4816.

  Just a reminder, our council’s pancake breakfast will be this Sunday in the new Corrado Family Center at St. John Fisher Church.   Volunteers are needed.   This is our first breakfast since the beginning of the pandemic and our first to be held in the new facility at SJF.   Please plan to help make this a successful event.  Gene will open the doors at 7:00am.   Ted has volunteered to start brewing the coffee at that time.   Our first serving will be after the 9:00am Mass, around 10:00.   The second after the 11:00am Mass, around 12:00.   Cleanup should be completed by 2:00pm.  The entrance to the center is near the Southwest corner of the church.   Between the church and the school.   If you have any questions, contact Gene Andres at gene.andres@comcast.net or 773-426-4816.

  7:00 pm     Call to Order Warden's membership check Prayer "Our Father ..." Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call of Officers The minutes from the last meeting were approved 7:05 pm     GK's Remarks (Marc Gregoire) Marc discussed the KofC 365 Club & how it works. The Grand knight & the financial secretary are the ones allowed to discuss the emergency needs of Knights and the 365 Club Marc discussed the approaching May 2, 2022 pancake breakfast at St. John Fisher: he recommended that we get food handlers permits. He concluded by saying there are no forms due at this time. 7:10      Treasurer's Report ... Mike Devlin Beginning 3/15/2022 checking account balance $1487.95 Income received                                                          0.00 Bill paid to Phil Jarvis book reimbursement...

Hello Brother Knights, Please join us this Tuesday, April 18th at 7pm for our next Council #15485 meeting either in person at St. Clare's Fireside Room OR Online via the link below. Here is the  AGENDA  to download. NOTE - We are continuing Life is Messy, Pages 50 -76. For InPerson Only We will try and have the Fireside Room opened by 6:40pm. For Online Only Marc will open the chat room at 6:50pm. Please join the meeting from your computer, tablet or phone. MEETING LINK You can also dial in using your phone if needed. United States: 646-749-3122 Access Code: 372-718-853 One-touch: tel: +16467493122,,372718853#

Hello Brother Knights, At our next KofC meeting on Tuesday, April 19th we will be continuing our discussion on our book by Matthew Kelly  Life is Messy  with Part 3. Part 3 of the book will be starting with the chapter  The great rehumanization  through the chapter  Morning the life that could have been . For those that do not have the book, you may still be able to pick one up at Church or contact me directly to have a copy delivered to you. This book is about putting our lives back together, and allowing ourselves to be put back together, when life doesn’t turn out as we expected it to. Based on his own heart-wrenching personal journals, Matthew Kelly shares how the worst three years of his life affected him, by exploring this question: Can someone who has been broken be healed and become more beautiful and more lovable than ever before? Here are some possible discussion questions that have been recommended for you to think on as you read the 3rd part: Questio...

Hello All, A change of seasons is in the air, with the smell of fresh pancakes and local blueberries being served up by the Knights of Columbus again. The Knights are back with live, in-person breakfast at both St. John Fisher and St. Clare. St. John Fisher = Sunday May 1st St. Clare = Sunday June 12th More exciting details to come!

Very late notice.  So not really a council event. I just did not have a better way to notify everybody. It has been a week and Shannon is doing well. And it is Easter! So party time! The Seebers will be hosting an Argentinian Asada from 2pm-8pm Easter Sunday at 5470 SW Erickson Ave. Beaverton, OR 97005. Meat will be provided.  All else is potluck.  Swing by any time in those hours if you can.   And Shannon would love to have visitors anytime.

Hello Brother Knights, Shannon (Ted Seeber's wife) will be coming home a day early from the hospital. With that, there are some slight changes to Saturday. Time to stop by if you have availability and would like to assist would be between 8am-4pm. The dump truck will be there between 10am-2pm. Priorities will be decluttering kitchen and dining room. Please reach out to Ted on his cell phone (503-318-1508) is you need any specifics.

Shannon Seeber, after a long recovery from brain surgery, comes home April 12.   Ted has been at the hospital every day since the surgery on March 14, and the family has had a covid-related hording problem fir a couple of years now. Ted's family will be up with the big dump truck on Saturday, April 9.  There are several jobs that need to be accomplished: -cleaning and organizing the master bath and bedroom to allow for walker and cane use -adding safety grab bars to the master bath -organizing additional safety and medical equipment in master bathroom -organizing the kitchen, dining room, and living room to allow for walker/cane use -separating garbage, unfinished projects, and left over daycare toys in back yard to create space for a coming home BBQ for Easter. Any time you can donate to this day, would be helpful.  Even if you cannot work at Ted's house, visiting Shannon in the hospital on this day to free up Ted for the hard task of declutter decisions would be he...