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Altar Servers Appreciation June 2023BackForwardPauseCaption
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The Family of the Month always seem to be at every event. They are usually the first to get there and the last to go. She has been the last President of the K’Cees that shows up to manage the decorations for each event as well as bringing desserts. He is usually helping set table, decorating or cleaning up at an event along with taking care of the financials at an event. With the added bonus that their daughter and son-in-law also belong to our Council and the K’Cees. Please congratulate Ralph Mosley Family with this Honor!!!Read More -
The Knight of the Month has only been a Knight for 48 years. He has filled the major position of Financial Secretary with our Council and Faithful Controller in the Assembly. He has been a Sir Knight for 41 years. He has volunteered his time with about every event that comes down the pike whether it has to do with the financials or not. Please congratulate our Brother Knight Ralph Mosley on this high Honor.Read More
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Activity Photographs - view and download(listed newest on top)CLICK on the album you want. You will be redirected to our Council Drive. View the pictures and when you find one you want to download, right click it and select download. Save to your favorite directory on your computer.
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Upload Activity Photographs to our Google Drive
- Click here - (enter your Google Log In to access upload functions. Right click on the page and click upload.) Please upload your pictures only, no need to resize or crop. Do not create folders. Pictures will be moved to the appropriate folders at the end of each day.
- Event folders can be viewed and downloaded in the Activity Photographs block above.
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While praying and making the Sign of the Cross, Mark Wahlberg kneels before a large statue of Our Lady and encourages his followers to "stay prayed up."
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“Nothing is impossible for God’s mercy! Even the most tangled knots are loosened by his grace." - Pope Francis
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“Make it a practice to judge persons and things in the most favorable light at all times and under all circumstances.” - Saint Vincent de Paul
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The Fascinating Story of Life Before Birth
Conception:
The moment of conception is the beginning of a new human being. All of the genetic information necessary to build her body and her brain is present at this moment. Nothing will be added to this unique individual from the moment of conception except food and nourishment.
First Month:
In the next four weeks, this tiny yet distinct embryo who has implanted herself on the uterine wall will be developing her own eyes, spinal cord, nervous system, liver and stomach. The heart began beating at 18 days and has set the rhythm of life for this preborn baby.
Six Weeks:
The baby, a plump little being about 1/6 to 1/4 inch long, with short arms and legs, floats in her amniotic sac, well moored by the umbilical cord. She has all the internal organs of an adult in various stages of development.
Two Months:
At eight weeks, she is about an inch long and everything is present that is found in a full-term baby. The completed skeleton begins to change from cartilage to real bone for this “young one” (the Latin translation is “fetus”) and brain waves can now be detected.
Three Months:
The little person floating buoyantly in the amniotic fluid is now about 21/2 inches long. She can make a tiny fist, get hiccups, wake and sleep.
Four Months:
The fourth month is marked by rapid growth with the baby weighing 4 ounces or more. Now external events — especially touch and sound — will reach the baby and provoke reaction.
Five Months:
At 20 weeks, she curls as her mother moves and stretches when her mother rests. She can make an impressively hard fist and her punches are felt plainly by her mother. Some unborn children are calm in the womb, others are more active.
Seven Months:
From the seventh month until term she increases in length from 10 to 20 inches and nearly triples in weight. She experiences the four senses of vision, hearing, taste and touch. This little person now has only to await the miracle of birth.
Reference: Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research, www.mayoclinic.com
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Click HERE to go to Rugged Rosary.com and look at the K of C Combat and Paracord Rosary Collection. If you make a purchase, a percentage goes to K of C Charities.
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News from the Vatican
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In a bold new statement, the pope's safeguarding commission has condemned what they said are flaws in current norms and a failure on the part of church authorities to properly handle the issue...
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If the Synod of Bishops on Synodality is this fall’s Catholic equivalent of the Super Bowl, the next few days are similarly chock-full of what might be described as pre-game activities.
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Giorgio Napolitano, a former leader of Italy’s Communist party, was a non-believer, and in accord with his wishes, his funeral Tuesday will be a civil ceremony, the first time a former head of state...
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