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Dinner and the Mystic Madness Mystery ComedySaturday, February 13th at 6:30 pm
$35 per person/$60 per couple (includes family style dinner and show)
Grand KnightJoe Reardon’s Message
Now that we are dealing withthe middle of winter (exceptfor those of you in the south),I hope that your spirits won’t
fade into those mid-winter blues. One thing to re-member though is that with the passing of each day,the time of sunlight during the day increases, slowlyinching its way towards summer. Even though it’sonly a minute or so each day its still a pleasantthought to know that summer is on the way. You oftenhear people saying that the days are getting longer.Wouldn’t that be nice if that were actually the case.Just imagine, nice long warm summer days and short,quick to-the-point winter ones. But, this is not to be.A day is but a day, 24 hours, no matter when the sunrises or sets. The same is true with our years, eventhough they seem to go by faster and faster there arestill only 365 days in each.
There are natural laws that govern our existence;they are what give our world its structure and order.Physics is the science that deals with all of the natu-ral elements, laws and stuff (as I call it) that make-upthe earth, us and for that matter the universe as awhole. Some physicists can tell us how we are madeup of all these tiny atoms, put together to form ele-ments, then put together again in various combina-tions to form the stuff of life and so on and so forth.Other physicists devote their time to the heavens.They can tell us what the sun, moon, stars are madeof. They know how they travel through the cosmosfollowing the natural laws of light, speed, movementand gravity. They can even tell us how the whole ballof wax got started with the “Big Bang Theory”. Itseems to me that a lot of physicists or maybe scien-tists in general try to explain away the existence of a“Superior Being”, as they like to call it. But even withall of their formulas and theories they cannot explainaway that something or someone had to start theprocess. Call it the “Big Bang Theory” if you like, butstill, someone had to light the match.
Anthropology is another one of the sciences thatseems to try an discount the intervention or existenceof a “Superior Being”. Scientists can trace the evolu-tion of “man”, or what they call “man” as far back as4.5 to 5 million years ago. It’s amazing, but they seemto know how these pre-humans lived, what they ateand how they wandered throughout the world. Muchlike the “Big Bang Theory” that the physicist dealswith, the anthropologist has to deal with what isknown as the “Missing Link”. That is, the jump from“pre-historic man” to “homo sapiens” (that’s us).Evolution seems to be moving along quite nicely thenall of a sudden we appear. I wonder why it is that theycan go back 5 million years through evolutionary his-tory but can’t find the link that ties us to that history?Maybe, just maybe, something happened, you think?Questions in their own circles have even arisen as tothe validity of the evolution theory itself.(continued on page 4)
THE MONAGHAN NEWS
19801 Farmington Road
Livonia, MI 48152-1485
Official publication by and for the membership of the George F. Monaghan Council 2690, Knights of Columbus
19801 Farmington Road, Livonia, MI 48152
The Friendly Family Council
Eighty Second Year Month of The Hidden Life of Christ February, 2010–Volume 82 Number 8
Periodical Postage
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at Livonia, MI
(USPS 358-560)
Lent Begins on Ash Wednesday 17thEd Nagrant is our Knight of the Month for February
Dinner Theater at Genitti ’s Hole-in-the Wall
$500 Weekly Charity Drawings
20 weeks/$20
WEEKLY $500 PRIZESWin more than once–winning tickets
go back into the drawingNumbers drawn on Fridays at 7 p.m.
Results will be pin this paper starting in March.
The MonaghanNEWS
Our Knight of the Month forFebruary is Ed Nagrant. Ed, aretiree from General Motors, hasbeen a member of Monaghansince 1978. Ed who has held the
office of Treasurer is also one of the originalpartners in our annual Pig Roast. Along with
donating his time on our kitchen committee, hecan be seen on Friday nights or on Sunday af-ternoons critiquing the Lions at the Lounge.So, lets all give Ed a big Thank You for all thework He has done over the years to help usaround here at Monaghan. Thanks again Ed. Joe Reardon GK.
Join us in the Mystic Madness Comedy Mystery. When guests staying at an old
hotel discover that there are ghosts haunting it they call Madame Rita Palm, the
world’s only extra large medium, to solve the case. As she investigates she
discovers everyone at the hotel has a reason to murder. With the audience’s help
she looks into the future to see if she can stop the murderer before it’s too late.
Join us for a hilarious audience participation comedy mystery!
What to expect at Genetti’sArrive at your designated time and enjoy a 7-course family-style dinner including Italianwedding soup, garlic bread, pasta, antipasto salad, baked chicken with vegetable, oven-roasted potato and cannoil for desert. After dinner you go into the theater for the show.
Genitti ’s Hole-in-the-Wall108 E. Main
Northville, MI 48167
For reservations call Bill Gorney 313-724-9969Fundraiser for the Knights of Columbus 2012 Installation of Michigan State Council Officers, District Deputies, State & Diocesan Directors
St. Patrick’s DayWednesday, March 17
The Place to Be on THE DAY Irish Music, Food & Blarney
(See March paper for details)
St. Patrick’s ParadeSunday, March 14
March with MonaghanIrish Music, Food & Blarney
(See March paper for details)
United Irish Society presents aFundraiser–2010 St. Patrick’s Parade
Sunday, February 28th• 1:00 pm - 7:00 pmDonation at Door
Monaghan K of C • 19801 Farmington Rd., LivoniaContinuous Irish Entertainment all Day • Cash Bar and Food
The Monaghan News Page Two
THE MONAGHAN NEWS USPS 358-560Published monthly by and for
GEORGE F. MONAGHAN COUNCIL 2690KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
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Rentals: 248-476-8385 (Mark or Carol Kronk)
COUNCIL OFFICERS
Chaplain Reverend John Kasza 313-883-8553
Grand Knight Joe Reardon 248-348-0337
Deputy Grand Knight Jim Inch PFN 248-474-3765
Chancellor Chris Scanlan 734-525-0969
Recorder Robert Gibson 734-542-0922
Treasurer Bob Solak 734-432-9748
Advocate Leo Neville 734-751-8595
Lecturer
Warden Dan MacDonald 248-477-9454
Inside Guard John Brady 248-474-6202
Outside Guard Jim Seager 734-953-4093
Trustee (2 yrs.) (11) Dick Gibson PGK 248-348-0085
Trustee (3 yrs.) (12) Pat Casey 248-478-0541
Trustee (1 yr.) (10) Mark Kronk 248-476-8383
Financial Secretary Lawrence Kenney, PGK, FDD 734-464-0729
COUNCIL DIRECTORS
Membership/Admission Gary Long 248-471-7154
Retention Joe Parisi 734-425-4465
Church Activities John Dupuie 734-427-8822
Rosary Chain Vince Schenden 313-538-2614
St. Paul Retreat Don Matusik 248-477-2856
Family Pro-Life Erik Mayernik 734-464-3282
Bingo Chairman (Wed.) Gerald Miller 734-464-2362
Bingo Chairman (Tue.) Don Bridenstine 248-477-3360
Program Director Robert Gibson 734-542-0922
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
President Erik Mayernik, PGK (11) 734-464-3282
Vice President Lawrence Kenney, PGK, FDD (09) 734-464-0729
Treasurer John Widmer 734-751-2607
Secretary Joe Kronk (10) 248-478-0161
Director Jim Molloy (10) 248-474-2779
Director Sean P. Kavanagh 734-477-6373
Director Lawrence Vendal, PGK, FDD (11) 734-525-0872
Director Dick Gibson, PGK 248-348-0085
Director Joe Reardon, GK 248-348-0337
Director Pat Casey 248-478-0541
Director Jim Inch DGK PFN 248-474-3765
Director Leo Neville 734-751-8595
BUILDING MANAGER: MARK KRONK 248-476-8383
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA CIRCLE #624
Regent Rose Capoccia 248-626-4809
Vice Regent Mildred Drake 734-453-3586
DONNE-GALS OFFICERS (2007-2008)
President Liz Mayernik 734-464-3282
Vice President Jennifer Dupuie 734-427-8822
FEBRUARY Calendar of EventsSUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
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BINGOTUES. 10:30 AMWED. 6:30 PM
OPEN 3 pm D of IMeets–6:30 pm Lunch 11-2 Lunch 11-2
Food 5-8 Lunch 11-2 Lunch 11-2Fish Fry 5-8:30
Super BowlOPEN 3 pm
Officers Meet–7:00 pmLunch 11-2 Lunch 11-2
Food 5-8 Lunch 11-2 Lunch 11-2Fish Fry 5-8:30
OPEN 3 pm Lunch 11-2Council Meets 7:00 pm
Lunch 11-2Food 5-8
Coffee Time 9:30Lunch 11-2
Donne-Gals Meet 7 pm
Lunch 11-2Fish Fry 5-8:30
OPEN 3 pm Lunch 11-2 Lunch 11-2Food 5-8
Lunch 11-2Building Assoc. Meets 7 pm
Lunch 11-2Fish Fry 5-8:30
Fundraiser for St. Patrick’s Parade(see page one)
LENT BEGINS EUCHREMONDAYS 7:30 PM
In MemoriamRev. Andrew Forish
(St. Michael & St. Collette Parishes)
A fond farewell our friends until we all meet again
February Wedding Anniversaries: John & Marisa MacInnis Anniversary 02/26Birthdays: Dan Hatty on 1/04/10
COPY DEADLINES FOR PAPERIssue MARCH–Thurs., Jan. 28th
APRIL–Thurs., Feb. 25th
May–Thurs., Mar. 25th
E-mail typed copy to: [email protected]
or contact Pat Twomey–734-422-4768
The Donne GalsThe first meeting of 2010 is onThursday, February 18th. The time
of our monthly meeting has
changed to: 7:00 pm. Dinner, asusual, is at 6:00 pm.
We will be planning a St.Patrick’s Day fundraiser. Volunteersare needed for the 50/50 raffle onces month on Friday evenings.
These activities allow us to do-nate generously to many charities.We need every member to helpmake them successful. We hope tosee all of you in 2010.
Respectfully submitted,Jean Carrier, Secretary
PGK Norm and Peggy VanRiper
proudly let us know of the birth of theirgranddaughter Mia. Mia is the daugh-
ter of Steve and Mackenzie VanRiper and was greetedinto the family on Dec 5. Norm, now the grandfather offour, also wants us to know that there are plenty of pho-tos available to all those who inquire.
Member Mike and Bridget Rouhan informed us thattheir daughter Erin, an MSU grad, has completed herinternship at Beaumont Hospital. Dr. Rouhan now hangsher shingle at the U of M Hospital, starting in January2010.
Brother Knight Jim and Kathie O’Connor want usall to know how proud they are of son Mike as he justgraduated with honors, from Madonna University. Mikecompleted this feat in just FOUR years. Let’s see: Mikeattended St Robert grade school, Divine Child HighSchool and now Madonna University: yep, Catholic ed-ucation is a good investment.
Ever wonder whatever happened to Wrong Way Cor-rigan? Well, we think we found him driving the bus thattook 30 of us to the UD vs UM basketball game on Dec.13. That aside, Brother Knight Dave Diponio outdidhimself in providing a real fun outing. Bus, game ticket,refreshments, pizza and salad, all for only $22. It can’tget any better than that! Word has it that another tripmay be in the works. Keep an eye on your email.
Gotta’ let you in on something. In December, aBrother Knight was kind enough to hold a “Gold Buy”at our Council. Sure he made some money but better yet,our members were paid a fair and honest price for theirold gold. A lot of us emptied old jewelry boxes and ridourselves of gold and silver we haven’t worn in years.And, we didn’t hear any complaints of the prices paid.So, we are thinking of doing this again later this year.We can use this as a great Council fundraiser: The Coun-cil gets an agreed upon fee from the BUYERS stake, notthe sellers gain. It is a win-win proposition for Mon-aghan members. So start thinking of pocketing someeasy money.
And a Tip OÊ the Hat toStudents at St. Michael Schooland Dorothy Kenney andthe Christmas Party crew
Some young kids showed a great deal of tenacity at ourrecent Christmas party. Spurred on by the need to helpothers, these girls signed on to help their school raisefunds for the needy. The girls spent much of the timecollecting recyclable articles to add to the pile they hadpreviously been busy collecting for a school program atSt Mike’s of Livonia. The recycled objects are then(continued on page four)
DUES are DUEJust a friendly reminder. Council duesnotices were sent out in November2009 and many members have not yetpaid them. Please remit your dues assoon as possible so that the Councilcan continue to operate and functionas the “Friendly Family Council”.
Pray for Peace
February Trivia Answers
1.) 33 A.D. 2.) Lust, Gluttony, Greed,
Sloth, Wrath, Envy and Pride. 3.) Gordie
Howe, Ted Lindsay & Sid Abel. 4.) Cecil
Fielder in 1991 with 44 (tied for the lead
with 51 with Jose Canseco in 1990
5.) Nelson Rockefeller 6.) The Pacific at
35,837 feet 7.) Willie Hernandez in 1984
8.) Willie Hernandez in 1984
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Thanks for the MemoriesFebruary 1971
GRAND KNIGHT (continued from page one)Medical science maybe the most important of
the sciences because of the way that it affects us.Other sciences can try to explain our creation anddevelopment over the centuries but medical sci-ence affects us now, in real time. All it takes is tolook around, we all know of friends or relativeswho have benefitted from the research into can-cer, heart disease and even the common cold.There are things though that sometimes, to me,can be a little troubling and that is the way somescientists are trying to play around with the struc-ture of life itself. The restructuring of our genes ina quest to develop the perfect human, cloning andother like experiments are not trying to discounta “Superior Being” but more like trying to act likea “Superior Being”. But, just like the other sci-ences there is one thing that eludes them though,is the creation of life itself. To alter life is onething but to create life is a whole different matter.No matter how they try and alter our lives theycannot create it and what is sad is how easily thedestruction of it is carried out for the sake of sci-ence. We all know the story of “The Holy Inno-cents”, those children murdered in Herod’s pursuitof Jesus, well; maybe we have to deal with ourown “Holy Innocents” these days, but this time atthe hands and knives of scientists and abortion-ists. Our faith tells us that God created life andthrough the research of science, at least to me, itseems to point that way. So maybe with our hopeand our prayers and the power of our votes we canwork to see that soon the destruction of it willcome to an end.
Vivat Jesus
Let’s take a stroll down “Memory Lane” and visitthe “Old Clubhouse” on Lesure and Grand Riverand see what our Knights and their families weredoing that winter, 39 years ago.
Our District Deputy was P.G.K. James J.
Spring (1968-70). Our officers were James R.
Wearn, Grand Knight; Harold F. Meyer, DeputyGrand Knight; Orville W. Rexer, Chancellor;Raymond W. Papke, President-Building Associa-tion. The Monaghan News Editor was Harold F.
Meyers. On Saturday evening February 13th we cele-
brated St. Valentine’s Day with our traditionaldance. The party was co-sponsored by our BowlingLeague President Joe A. Chevrier and GolfLeague Chairman Edwin E. Knoph. The“Chavelles” all girl band returned to play afterplaying for our Halloween Dance. The cost was$2.50 per person with light refreshments.
Earl A. McIntyre, Euchre Chairman and hisgang of players went over to Chatham Council byD.S.R bus to retrieve the famous Euchre Trophy onSunday, February 21st. Brother Ray W. Papke wasthe bus driver. If those players could only join ourMonday night Euchre players who average about14 to 17 tables per evening; they would be in theirglory.
After nineteen years of faithful service our fa-vorite secretary Winnie Broderick retired. Her re-tirement party took place on Wednesday, March3rd. She wrote the article “Around The Council”.Jane Asletyne became our new office secretary.D.G.K. Harold F. Meyer was chairman of the party.
Day of Recollection for our members and theirwives took place on Sunday, February 28th from4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the St. Paul of the CrossRetreat House. It was limited to 48 couples. TheAnnual Council Retreat took place on April 2nd,3rd and 4th. It was Palm Sunday weekend and wasconducted by the Passionist Fathers of Holy CrossProvidence. Retreat Captain was Fred J. Krott,serving on his committee were Financial Secretary,John A. V. Cooley, Henry M. Hughes, Ed F.
Joslin, Pat McCaffrey, James J. Molloy andTrustee, Tom C. O’Rourke.
Some of the programs that we had at that timewere Sunday noon boxing classes; Stan Delabbio
was the coach, Sunday night dancing from 8:30 to11:30 p.m., the retirees met on Thursdays from 1 to4 p.m., Leo J. Tighe; Chairman, Duplicate Bridgeon Thursday’s at 7:45 p.m., Burt J. Kuhlman;Chairman, Friday Night Fish Frys along with theContact Club and every Saturday night was dinnerfrom 5 to 9 p.m.
John J. Brick who was Intra-Fraternal Chair-man was our February Knight of the Month. Johnjoined Monaghan in October 1961.
That’s the way it was back in February 1971.Hope you enjoyed!
Until That Time, Good Luck and Thanks For The Memories. Henry V. Lencione P.G.K. 02-10/242/457
Around the Council (continued from page 2)turned into cash as a class project. The familiesof Lexi Morris (daughter of Brother Knight Ed
Morris), Brianne Rogers (daughter of BrotherKnight Kevin Rogers), Megan Aregenta andAbbigale Laurentius should all be proud ofthese young ladies.
Speaking of the Children’s Christmas Party,the Council owes a great debt of gratitude toDorothy Kenney who stepped forward whenothers would not. Dorothy didn’t hesitate to takeover the party when she found out that NOMEMBER would take the time to organize theyearly party. It didn’t seem proper at the timethat of our 1,000 or so members, not a singleman would chair this event. But as the party un-folded, we were sure lucky to have DorothyKenney shoulder that responsibility. Dorothyand her Santa helpers, Mary DiPonio, Barb andBob Percha, Kay and Pat Casey and DGK Jim
Inch prepared the event that hosted well over150 kids and families..
So many members ask “How can I get in-volved, I want to help out”. Let’s hope that nextyear that is not just giving lip service to the manyongoing projects we have. If you are interestedin a project that we don’t offer, bring it up, chairit and we will do it.
Lenten ObservancesLent is the season which runs from Ash Wednes-day until the Mass of the Lord's Supper exclusive.
Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days oftotal fast and abstinence. The Fridays of Lent aredays of abstinence.
In keeping with the spirit and meaning of theLenten fast, Catholics are encouraged to observethe Good Friday fast through Holy Saturday anduntil the celebration of the Easter Vigil.
The law of fasting binds persons from the com-pletion of their 18th year to the beginning of their60th year, i.e., from the day after their 18th birth-day to the day after their 59th birthday.
The law of fasting allows only one full meal aday, but does not prohibit taking some food in themorning and evening, observing as far as quantityand quality are concerned, approved local custom.The order of meals is optional; i.e., the full mealmay be taken in the evening instead of at midday.Also: 1) The quantity of food taken at the two
lighter meals should not exceed the quantity takenat the full meal; 2) The drinking of ordinary liq-uids does not break the fast.
The law of abstinence binds persons from thecompletion of their 14th year, i.e., from the dayafter their 14th birthday throughout life.
The law of abstinence forbids the use of meat.It does not forbid the use of eggs, the products ofmilk or condiments made of animal fat. Also per-missible are soups flavored with meat, meat gravyand sauces.
Ash WednesdayThe season of Lent begins with the ancient prac-tice of marking the baptized with ashes as a pub-lic and communal sign of penance. The blessingand distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday nor-mally takes place during the celebration of Mass.However, when circumstances require, the bless-ing and distribution of ashes may take place apartfrom Mass, during a celebration of the Word ofGod.
This order may also be used when ashes arebrought to the sick. According to circumstances,the rite may be abbreviated by the minister. Nev-ertheless, at least one Scripture reading should beincluded in the service.
If already blessed ashes are brought to the sick,the blessing is omitted and the distribution takesplace immediately after the homily. The homilyshould conclude by inviting the sick person to pre-pare himself or herself for the reception of theashes.
This rite may be celebrated by a priest or dea-con who may be assisted by law ministers in thedistribution of the ashes. The blessing of theashes, however, is reserved to a priest or deacon.A further reminder: please note the penitential riteand the Gloria are omitted on Ash Wednesday.
Note:This information was taken from the Arch-diocese of Detroit’s website
Lent begins on Wednesday, February 17th and ends on Saturday, April 3rd
Lenten Fish Fry and MoreJoin your friends for the Fish Frys
every Friday during lent and throughout the year from 5:00-8:30. Very nice menu.
“A Monaghan Tradition for over 80 years.”
SUPERBOWL XLIV
Party Sunday, February 7thHors D'oeuvres • 4:30-9:00
Cash Bar • $10.00 person
1.) What year did Jesus Christ Die?
2.) Name the seven deadly sins.
3.) What players made up the Production Line of
the Detroit Red Wings
4.) Who was the last Detroit Tiger to lead the
American league in home runs?
5.) Name President Gerald Ford’s Vice President?
6.) Which is the deepest Ocean?
7.) Who was the last Detroit Tiger to win the
Cy Young Award?
8.) Who was the last Detroit Tiger to win the
MVP Award?
–Answers are on page two
February Trivia
