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2009-10 Cincinnati Chapter
Degree Schedule Adobe PDF: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Word: Adobe PDF: Adobe PDF: Adobe PDF: Adobe PDF: MP3: Supreme Knight on Catholic Answers Live Radio Show |
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Message from Archbishop Dennis
M. Schnurr |
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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Third Annual Planned Parenthood
Vigil
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| Annual Survey of Fraternal Activity Form (#1728)
Due Free Throw Participation Report Due
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First, Second, and Third Degreehosted by St. Martin Parish Hall (Fayetteville)
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Meeting hosted by Monsignor Gerdes Council #3123
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Salute to Religious Vocationsin the Undercroft at St. Peter-in-Chains Cathedral:
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| St. Valentines Day |
Super Cash Bonanza - Tickets
Distribution Sites
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| President's Day |
Semi-Annual Audit Report Form
(#1295) Due
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Ash Wednesday |
January / February Ohio State
Program Reports Due
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First and Second Degreehosted by Madonna Council #3891
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Meeting hosted by Athenaeum of Ohio
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Ohio State Free Throw Contest
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First and Second Degreehosted by Ripley Council #2374
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Third
Degreehosted by St. Susanna #10272
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St. Patrick's Day
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![]() Catholic Men's Conference
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Cincinnati Heart Mini-Marathon
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Palm Sunday |
Annual Palm Sunday - Third
Degreehosted by Dayton Council #500:
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Founder's Day - March 29, 1882
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"Way of Love Walk"
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First and Second Degreehosted by St. Joesph of the Three Rivers Council #11550
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Pennies For Heaven Report Due All (Knight, Family, Lady, Volunteer, Blue Coat, Chaplin, Religious and Youth) Of the Year Due
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Holy Thursday |
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Good Friday |
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Easter |
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Cincinnati Chapter Meeting hosted by Fr. Roettele Council #8115:(Location Change)
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Supreme Per Capita Tax Due.
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Fourth Degree - EXEMPLIFICATION
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March / April Ohio State
Program Reports Due State Copy - Columbian Award Application(#SP7) Form Due
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Pennies For Heaven Report Due
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First and Second Degreehosted by St. Lawrence Council #14545
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Super Cash Bonanza - First
Turn-In
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Knights of Columbus Bowling
Tournament
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Octoberfest in April -
Madonna Council
#3891
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Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Meeting hosted by Ripley Council #2374:
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First and Second Degreehosted by St. John the Evangelist (West Chester) Council #13608
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Annual Run for Life 5K Run / 5K Walk
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Mother's Day |
Super Cash Bonanza - Final
Turn-In
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IRS Form 990 Due
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Third
Degreehosted by Monsignor Gerdes Council #3123
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Family Rosary Rally
at Elder High School Stadium
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Ascension Thursday |
Cincinnati May Festival, Music
Hall and Basilica of
the Assumption
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Ohio State Convention
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Super Cash Bonanza - Drawing
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Taste of Cincinnati
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Pentecost Sunday |
Memorial Day - Mass with the
Archbishop Most Reverend Dennis M. Schnurr, Coadjutor - Celebrant
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Fourth Degree Information from Supreme Master
Joseph P. Schultz
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Measure Up Check to Ohio State
Council
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Meeting hosted by Harrison Council #2633: (Location Change)
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First and Second Degreehosted by St. Michael Council #3382
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Cross the Bridge for Life
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Flag Day
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Father's Day |
Greater Cincinnati Chapter -
Degree Planning
Meeting for 2010- 11
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Columbian Award Application
(#SP-7) Form Due RSVP Application (#2863) Form Due Annual Report Round Table (#2630) Form Due
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Report of Council Officers Form
(#185) Due
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Independence Day
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Meeting hosted by St. Max Kolbe Council #11355
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Ohio State Council - Cincinnati
Diocese Tour
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Ohio K of C Family Campout
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Ohio Knights of Columbus 36th
Annual Horseshoe
Tournament
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Knights of Columbus launches news and information site for Catholics
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Golf Outing - St. Aloysius
Council #14094
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22nd World Youth Day
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Service Program Personnel
Report Form (#365) Due
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| Family Picnic at Strickers Grove hosted by Purcell Council #2798
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Anniversary of Columbian
Squires (August 4, 1925)
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Meeting hosted by Norwood Council #1162
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Silver Rose Program hosted by Purcell Council #2798:
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Anniversary of the Birth of
Father Michael J. McGivney (August 12, 1852)
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Feast of the Assumption Semi-Annual Council Audit Report (#1295) Due
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Queenship of Mary hosted by St. Michael Council #3382:
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Knights of Columbus - Family
Week
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Fourth Degree - EXEMPLIFICATION
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Ohio State Per Capita Tax Due
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"Keep Christ in Christmas"
Campaign
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July / August Ohio State
Program Reports Due
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Meeting hosted by Mother Seton Council #3376
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Labor Day |
![]() Patriot Day
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![]() Knights of Columbus World Day of Prayer for Peace
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First Turn in for Football
Tickets
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Oktoberfest hosted by Father O'Donoghue(Wilmington) Council #3369
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K of C Family Fishing Derby hosted by Monsignor Gerdes Council #3123:
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Blue Mass
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Father John Roettele K of C Golf Outing
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Red Mass hosted by Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption - Diocese of Covington
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Dam / RiverFest - Father Butler Council Hall
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Cincinnati
Archdiocese Leadership Workshops & Diocese Meetings -
Ohio
State Council
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Hennepin Provincial Meeting:
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Supreme Per Capita Tax Due.
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| Columbus Day |
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Meeting hosted by Purcell Council #2798
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Order Soccer Challenge Kit (SC-KIT) from Supreme
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This year's Life Chain will be held Sunday, October ? (Respect Life Sunday), from 2 - 3 PM. Crowd marshals should be there at 1:15 PM. We will meet at St. Thomas More's Pavilion area in back of the church. It's the same stretch of Beechmont Ave (RT. 125) as last year. From 275 South go left at Beechmont Ave (heading East) and go about a quarter of a mile. There's about a 7/10 of a mile stretch with side walks on both sides of the street (about form Walgreens to just past the Union Township Fire Station). St. Thomas More Church is on the left side of Beechmont; just pull into the back lot and you will see the pavilion. Crowds will hold up pro life signs for one hour. Crowd marshals are needed for the event. (last year we had 18 knights perform this duty) Duties include:
Gerry Wahl will have a meeting at his house in Milford sometime in September for all the Crowd Marshals who can attend. More to follow on this If anyone would like to help out contact Gerry Wahl 513-503-1474 or SK Jay Porcaro |
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2nd Annual Rosary Rally in
Dayton hosted by Fr. Kuhlman Assembly
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Chicken & Corn Dinner
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Mt. Healthy Haunted Hall
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Final Turn In For Ohio Knights
2009 Football
Sweepstakes.
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Feast of All Saints |
Election Day
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Meeting hosted by Elder Council #1195
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September / October Ohio State
Program Reports Due Order Free Throw Kit(FT-KIT) from Supreme
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Veteran's Day |
William J. Rieckleman Memorial
Award Deadline at 5:00 PM
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Past Faithful Navigators
Banquet and Ball
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Compendium - Catechism of the
Catholic ChurchCan Now Be Ordered Online
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Annual Turkey Fest -
Madonna Council
#3891
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Matching Funds Check
Due to
Ohio State Council
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Thanksgiving Day
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Christmas Party hosted by Mother Seton Council #3376:
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Feast of Immaculate Conception The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary is celebrated every year on the eighth of December. Even though this feast day occurs in the liturgical season of Advent, which prepares for the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the Immaculate Conception refers to the conception of Mary in the womb of her mother, St. Anne. The dogma of the Immaculate Conception asserts that, " from the first moment of her conception, the Blessed Virgin Mary was, by the singular grace and privilege of Almighty God, and in view of the merits of Jesus Christ, Savior of Mankind, kept free from all stain of original sin." Theological debate concerning the absence of original sin in the person of Mary began as early as the second century with the writings of Saints Justin and Ireneus. St. Ephraem of Syria wrote in the Nisibene Hymns: "Certainly You alone and your mother are from every aspect completely beautiful for there is no blemish in Thee, my Lord, and no stain in Thy mother." (Hymn. B. Maria 13:5-6) This feast day had a very long and slow development. In the Eastern Church, the feast of the Nativity of Mary, September 8th, was celebrated as early as the late 6th century. In the early 7th century, the feast of the Mary's conception was observed in the East. The feast of the Conception of Mary was introduced in Naples around 850 and in England around 1030. After the Norman conquest in 1066, it passed then to Normandy, France, Spain, Germany and Belgium. In the Middle Ages, Sts. Bernard of Clairvaux, Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas as well as the first Franciscan theologians all objected to this feast based on the universality of sin and the need to be redeemed by Christ. The Franciscan theologian, Blessed John Duns Scotus (1266-1308) wrote on the question of Mary's sinlessness in his theological treatises and defended Mary's privilege in its fullness from the beginning of her life. Mary's conception without original sin was not seen as an "exception" but rather "preservation" from original sin. Mary was truly redeemed by the future merits of Jesus Christ, since she is not outside the universal need for redemption. She was preserved immune by the intervention of God. The Second Vatican Council uses the language of Duns Scotus and states that Mary was "redeemed in a more excellent fashion, by reason of the merits of her Son." (Lumen Gentium, 53) After several centuries of controversy, Pope Sixtus IV intervened in the year 1476 with the constitution, Cum Praeexcelsa, whereby he permitted the liturgical celebration of the Mass and Office of the feast. He also dedicated a chapel to the Immaculate Virgin in St. Peter's Basilica. The Mass and Office of the Immaculate Conception was approved for the whole Church by Pope Innocent XII in 1695 and the feast was made a holy day of obligation by Pope Clement XI in 1708. The apparitions of Mary to St. Catherine Laboure in 1830 under the image of the Miraculous Medal helped to give further support , with its invocation, "O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee." In 1847, Pope Pius IX (1846-1878) consulted the cardinals of the church about the possibility of defining the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, An encyclical, Ubi Primum, was sent to the 603 bishops of the world asking their thoughts . Only four or five bishops opposed definability and several others questioned the "opportuneness" of the definition. On December 8, 1854, Pope Pius IX solemnly defined the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception with the papal bull, Ineffabilis Deus. Several years later, in 1858, the Blessed Mother gave her name to St. Bernadette at Lourdes stating, "I am the Immaculate Conception." As we celebrate the beautiful solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of Our Lady, may Mary's holiness encourage us to seek her help and continued protection in our own efforts to overcome sin and lead holy, sanctified lives. http://www.udayton.edu/mary/meditations/MaurImmac.html |
![]() Ohio Knights Football Sweepstakes
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Pennies For Heaven Report Due
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By Their Works: Profiles of
Men of FaithCan Now Be Ordered Online
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Christmas |
![]() Keep Christ in Christmas - Coming of the Wise Men at the Nativity at 1:30 PM
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New Year's Day Feast of Mary, Mother of God |
November / December Ohio State
Program Reports Due
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Greater Cincinnati Chapter
Meeting hosted by St. Joseph of the Three Rivers Council #11550:
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