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My Brothers,

With Holy Week upon us, unfortunately much of our

energy and thought is occupied with the danger of COVID-19 and its impact on our daily lives. While we

should all take proper precautions, remember that

you belong to the Most High, Jesus Christ. He paid

for you with His precious blood. Do not despair and live without fear. Give all of that worry to God.

Please take advantage of the streamed Holy Masses offered by St. Rose of Lima and others. While different than we are all used to, the

priests, deacons, cantors, and lectors are the same. May I suggest

that you put on your Sunday best and treat it like the real Mass that it

is, all the while longing for the Body and Blood. This inconvenience is not forever, but our Lord Jesus is.

Our Worthy Financial Secretary, Lee Olsen has exercised his skill and patience in the administration of the Novena for Life teleconferences.

Joe Ferrall faithfully sent out the notices leading up to the event, as

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well as the daily reminders. The response to the KoC 5803-St. Rose of

Lima, Simi Valley sponsored 8pm dial-ins was inspiring, with 30-40 households calling in, many with 2-4 people. Big thanks to Joe and Lor-

raine Ferrall, Lee and Mary Olsen, Fr. Joe Shea, Lee and Anna Tuner,

George and Janice Gnesda, Joel and Annalise Breummer, Bob and Myr-na Fowler and our two Pro-Life warriors, Leonore Schuetz and Janie

Beach. I also thank all of you who faithfully called in to pray with us to

end abortion.

Speaking of conference calls, we will have the April officer’s meeting by

teleconference and will evaluate its utility for all meetings until this virus is

behind us. Watch your Flocknotes and email for details.

Until we meet again, in writing or in person, allow me to leave you with a

few suggestions:

• Call a Brother Knight or two, just to say “hello”. May I suggest a Knight you may not know. Pick a name off the roster.

• If you can, go on a walk, preferably in a nice setting like on of Simi’s

great parks, hiking trails, or the Arroyo Simi Greenway. • Stay safe! Take advantage of the KoC 5803 food delivery if you can’t

get out.

Vivat Jesus,

Christopher Smith Grand Knight, Council 5803

Deacon’s Corner

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Grand Knight Report (continued)

PRAYER

During this time in our lives, I feel we can never pray enough. I offer you these prayers for the cure of the coronavirus, and health of mind, body and soul.

Prayer during difficult times God of love and mercy, assist me in this time of trouble and anxi-ety. Ease my burdens. Strengthen my faith. Increase my trust and confi-dence in Your compassionate care. Give me the courage I need, dear Lord, to face the difficulties be-fore me, knowing that with Your help, miracles happen and lives are re-stored. I pray for a share in Your healing graces, and ask that You sur-round me with Your comforting goodness, for health in mind and body, and for a heart filled with hope and peace. Amen. Prayer to St.. Joseph To you, O blessed Joseph, do we come in our tribulation, and having implored the help of your most holy spouse, we confidently invoke your patronage also. Through that charity which bound you to the Immaculate Virgin Mother of God and through the paternal love with which you embraced the Child Jesus, we humbly beg you graciously to regard the inheritance which Jesus Christ has purchased by his blood, and with your power and strength to aid us in our necessities. O most watchful guardian of the Holy Family, defend the chosen children of Jesus Christ; O most loving father, ward off from us every contagion of error and corrupting influence; O our most mighty protector, be propitious to us and from heaven assist us in our struggle with the power of darkness; and, as once you rescued the Child Jesus from deadly peril, so now protect God’s Holy Church from the snares of the enemy and from all adversity; shield, too, each one of us by your constant protection, so that, supported by your example and your aid, we may be able to live piously, to die holy, and to obtain eternal happiness in heaven. Amen. Pope Leo XIII’s 1889 encyclical Vivat Jesus, Deacon Terry

Deacon’s Corner

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Motions to be voted on during the March meeting

• Motion by John Antonacci of $1,000 for the “Get On The Bus” program Seconded by Paul Friedeborn Discussion: The “”Get On The Bus” program is what Deacon Brian Clement of St. Peter

Claver is involved with and who presented the program to the Council at the Feb 4th Offic-ers meeting. This year there will be at least 2 buses going: 1 in May and 1 in June. It is a budgeted item; this is for an additional donation.

• Motion by Mariano Robles of $1,000 for Nancy Vargas Seconded by John Antonacci Discussion: Nancy had a serious accident in the past and now has ovarian cancer.

April Bereavement & FraternalApril Bereavement & FraternalApril Bereavement & FraternalApril Bereavement & Fraternal Hi, my Brothers & Sisters in Christ: Updated 4/6/20 This month we grieve the passing of SK Louis Sanchez, Larry Riss, brother of SK Gerry Riss and Hilda Corson mother of Don. Please keep the Sanchez, Riss and Corson families in your prayers. Please keep the fol-lowing especially in your prayers: Patricia Cornell wife of SK Carl, Gene Walinski, Cosme Torres, Barbara Prete Wife of PGK Andy (d), Sean Crane son of SK Tony, PGK/PFN John Linscott, PFN SK Tom Lotz, Joe Trematore, Fr John Moloney, Fr. Jim Maher and PGK Al McKinley, and Camden the newborn great-grandson of Pam Erickson, wife of SK Fred (d).

The sick below and their families are also in need of our love and prayers.

Please continue praying for our service men and woman, they serve throughout the world helping to maintain peace and the ideals of our country. My brothers, if you know of someone in your family, or a friend who is in ill health, who needs our prayers, give me a call at the phone number below. Peace and God’s blessings from your Bereavement and Fraternal Ministry.

Jerry Myszkowski 805 522 1641

Tracy sister of PGK SK John An-tonacci

Elaine sister of PFN Bob Spielman Ludetta Bolcelli Cecelia Briones PGK SK Ron Brown and his brother-in law Tom Brady

Dorothy, wife of SK Jerry Brusseau Andrew Budinski PFN Alan and Irene Canfield SK Richard & Susie Case Greg Cassidy Bernadette, wife of Hugh Chisholm (d)

Michael Claton SK Jim Coleman Jean Conant, wife of PFN Herman (d)

PGK Al Coster Patricia Cornell Wife of SK Carl Joann O'Connell cousin of PFN Dominick Costanzo

Trudy wife of PFN Dominick Cos-tanzo

Sean son, Ann wife and SK Tony Crane

SK Sal D’Angelo SK Jonathan DeGuzman’s son PGK Tony DeMarco Angela Hernandez, niece of SK To-ny DeMarco

Abrianna granddaughter of PGK Tony DeMarco

Sahera sister of SK Sam Doka SK Roland Dumias Camden Great grandson of Pam and Fred Erickson (d)

SK Jim Fabry Seth Fabry, SK Jim's grandson Dennis Fanning Brother of SK Neil Bob Fowler Brian Fransen son of SK Don Carmen Zarcone daughter of Paul Friedeborn

Luis Garcia III Peggy, wife of Gerald Giarrusso Harrison Goodwin

SK Cody Gorecki SK Peter Grace Andrea & Jacqueline Griffith, wife

and mother of SK Mark Tanya Guzman Patricia Hurd SK Bob Hacia’s Sister in law Dalton Collins

Rosa Camacho sister of Alfredo Hernandez

Terry, wife of SK Tim Hodgins Debbie Hollar Lois, wife of PGK SK Ron Huerth Patricia Hurd George Powell brother in Law of SK Tom King

Walter Bingham uncle of SK Tom King

Sara Jayne Powell Sister and Mari-am daughter of SK tom King

Dan Lang SK Tony Lemos Vincent Lendonne Harold (Chris) Lev Jr. PGK/PFN SK John Linscott Jackie Loniero son of Tony Veronica Lopez & Alberto Anaya Cousin & nephew of SK Alberto Lopez

Marlin, brother of Joseph Lopez Ramon Lopez PFN Tom Lotz PFN SK Henry Mancilla SK John Makenzie Scott, grandson of PFN Henry Mancilla

Fr Jim Maher Gary Marco Fr John Moloney Rachel, wife of PGK John McCrack-en

Richard McFeters, father of Chloe Conant;

PGK SK Al McKinley Kellie daughter of PGK SK Al McKinley

Charles Miserendino PGK John Mitchell Julia Mora, daughter of Joe Lopez Hope Morrissey, wife of SK Tom Flora Mulet PFN Jerry Myszkowski Joann Occonel Bill Otto Toni & PFN/PGK Jerry Padgett

Saylor Padgett grand daughter of PGK/ PFN Jerry Miguel & Cecelia Briones Father-in-law & mother in law of Jerry Padgett Jr. Roman Palma

Michael Vincent Papaleo. Wren Pitstick, FN Jerry’s grandson Barbara Prete, wife of PGK SK Andy (d)

Bree Rayburn, wife of SK Russ Ray-burn.

Christina Reveles, sister of PFN Henry Mancilla

Jean Roberts wife SK Ed SK Tyler Ritch Afra, wife of SK Ralph Rogers (d) Miraim wife SK Louie Sanchez (d) Mika Shepard David Smith son of PGK SK Bob Sara, wife of Jim Spencer

PGK/PFN Bob Spielman Helen Tatone wife of Bud (d) SK David & Alberta Tellez Brian Lampkinf son in Law of SK David Telez

PGK SK Earl Todd Kitty Fidermutz, daughter of Lonnie Todd

Cosme Torres Sandy, wife of Mike Tortorici Joe & Ginger Trematore Ruben Valdez SK Gene Walinski and Family SK Ed Weigand Colleen, wife of Jim Wehr (d) Helen, wife & Chelsea, granddaugh-ter of SK Jack White (d)

Michael Wilkomm Shirley, wife of SK Dan Zengierski

A Brother Knight, First

Most of you know me as your Knights of Columbus Field Agent but be-fore that I’m a Brother Knight and as such I wanted to send you a quick note that reflects the posture of the Knights of Columbus and my own commitment to serve you and your family in these unprecedented times. As a framework, I want to employ the five pillars that Supreme Knight Carl Anderson has pointed to as characteristics found in men who, in time of crisis, not only survive but lead. First, we remain rooted in the truth of the faith. We pray for one an-other, for the sick and the dying, and for the Church and world. In this we remain true to Fr. McGivney’s vision of protecting families within the sure tracks of the Catholic faith. Second, the Knights can be counted on to step into the breach. When disasters strike, the Knights are there with prayer and work, supporting first responders, providing shelter and assis-tance to those affected. This time is no different. Working together, we remain united and strong. Third, a Knight stays at his post. I understand that you have concerns about health, finances, job security, savings, retirement, and these have only increased in these days. I am here to help allay those concerns and to answer any questions you may have. We are ready to suffer for the good. It has fallen to us agents and our Supreme Council leader-ship to roll up our sleeves and get to work so we can remain effective as we work remotely and maintain social distance. To that end, we are employing new technology that allows us to meet “virtually,” using a secure video conferencing software. It allows us to see each other, and to share a screen that features forms and other graphics.

Finally, a Knight maintains humble confidence. My commitment to you, our members and fami-lies, remains steady and is built not primarily on my qualifications but on the strength of our Order, which has grown and strengthened over more than 135 years. Our Order is strong and our guar-antees remain in place. As always, I stand ready to help. If you or anyone you know are in need of assistance of any kind dur-ing these trying times, please feel free to contact me at (805) 813-6707. Fraternally yours, Willie Romero FICF

Insurance Report

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Fitness Report

Modern Day Passover

During these strange times with the COVID-19 pandemic impacting the world, everyone sheltering in place, limits on how we interact with our family members has significantly impacted how I experienced Passover this year.

This pandemic is a modern-day Passover. We shelter in place in our homes and hope that death passes over our house, our extended fami-ly and our friends. And it will be like this for months to come.

The Israelites were most likely reflecting about many of the same things many of us were:

1) Who will not make it thought this plague? 2) Did we do everything we were supposed to do? 3) Will what we did save us? 4) Will God have mercy on us? 5) I’m scared and uncertain about the future. 6) What does God want from me right now? 7) How will life be different?

The Holy Bible is guidance for the same problems the world has faces for thousands of years. Given the reality of modern-day events, it is a great opportunity to review key teachings of the bi-ble around pandemics, plagues and death while the teaching are amplified by the emotions that are stirred up by the world events.

Of particular interest to me this year was Matthew 26: 36-45 in the garden of Gethsemane. As Je-sus had just finished his Passover meal and was getting ready to be turned over to his betrayer. Praying that he be spared the suffering, but that he would embrace it if it was Gods will.

With the lack of Mass, communion and reconciliation this year, it feels like I was asleep like the Apostles, and now Jesus is sending me a wake up call, to go deeper, pray more, read the Bible and feel/share more love for those around me.

We should all contemplate about what God is trying to tell us during these unusual times.

Hopefully, everyone is staying safe, growing closer to our Lord and aligning your will with His.

Humbly yours, Clark Pentico

Let us pray: May the Holy Spirt give us what we need to grow closer to him and be congruent with

His will.

Moment of Faith

Exemplifications

Attention all 1st and 2nd degree brother knights!

On Thursday, April 16th at 5 PM (8 PM EST) there will be an online exem-plification for full knighthood. Now is your chance to be a FULL 3rd de-

gree knight by viewing the online ceremony. There is NO COST but you

must attend the ENTIRE ceremony (virtually) and your dues must be cur-

rent. You must send your request to participate along with an email ad-dress to PGK Dan Owens at DVOJLO@aol.com. Please reply by Tuesday,

April 14th, so we can authorize attendance and send you a link for the ex-

emplification. For any questions please call, text or email Dan Owens.

Dan Owens PGK PFN, Degree Team Captain

Cell: 805-657-1137 Home: 805-522-8583 (leave message)

Email: DVOJLO@aol.com

New items in stock this week: Limited quantity CLOTH FACE MASKS

There is a $10 minimum order. No delivery fee.

Council 5803 will deliver food to our members and members of the Assembly during

this crisis. The prices are what we pay, there is no delivery charge. Food will be

placed outside your door and we will ring the bell. So we all keep our distance. This

should help keep our members healthy by not having to go out to the market. Our de-

livery people will be wearing gloves and masks while packing and delivering your or-

der.

Orders can be placed online on www.kc5803.org website or by phone by calling Rick

at 805-501-8818 from 9am to 4pm. We take orders thru Thursday at noon and all or-

ders are delivered on Friday afternoon between 3 and 5pm. So you get a weekly de-

livery. No cash, credit cards only at time of order.

https://kc5803.org/food-delivery-during-covid-19-crisis

This is a volunteer run service by the Knights of Columbus for our members and we

will do our best to meet your needs.

There is a suggestion box on the order form for suggestions on what to add to the or-

der form.

Some items like Hand sanitizer are just not available.

You receive credit on your credit card if an item does come in on the delivery truck.

Delivery is only available in Simi Valley at this time. If you are outside simi you can

pickup your order on Friday afternoon at our hall in SImi Valley. We will put the order

in your trunk

Knights Grocery Delivery

Herman Conant Scholarship

On behalf of our past Brother Knight, Herman Conant (March 7, 1938—May 2, 2018): The Knights of Columbus Council 5803, are pleased to offer two $1000 scholarships this year. One each will be given at Alemany High School and at St. Rose of Lima Parish. These scholarships are available to high school graduating seniors who are members of St. Rose of Lima Parish in Simi Valley for at least the last year and are planning on furthering their formal education. The scholarship recipients will be se-lected, in part, by the following criteria: academics, involvement in community ser-vices, school activities and parish activities. The St. Rose of Lima Rectory is currently closed till further notice due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Applications can now be downloaded at: https://kc5803.org/documents/2020/3/2019-2020%20Scholarship%20Application%20Form.pdf Royal High students should mail their complete applications to St. Rose of Lima Cath-olic Church, 1305 Royal Ave. Simi Valley Ca, 93065 (K of C Council 5803) Attn: Ad-am Cross. Alemany Students should mail their applications to Bishop Alemany High School, 11111 N. Alemany Drive, Mission Hills Ca, 91345 Attn: Pat Coyne. Completed applications are due back no later than May 1st, 2020. For more infor-mation please call Past Grand Knight (PGK) Robert Smith at (805) 915-7372.

Brothers, The Novena for Life was held via teleconference from March 27 through April 4 at 8 PM in partnership with our Council, 40 Days for Life, St Rose of Lima and St Rose of Lima Respect Ministry. Each night, there was an in-tention we prayed for as follows:

Day 1: May the tragic practice of abortion end Day 2: May all unborn children be protected in law and welcomed in love Day 3: May ever expectant mother receive compassionate care and support as she nurtures the live in her womb Day 4: May expectant fathers lovingly support the mothers of their children in welcoming new life Day 5: May each person suffering from the loss of a child through abortion find hope and healing in Christ Day 6: May expectant mothers choosing adoption receive grace and support in embracing this loving option Day 7: May all who support or participate in abortion experience a conversion of heart to seek and receive the Lord’s boundless mercy Day 8: May civic leaders work for the protection of all human life, in every stage and circumstance Day 9: May all who defend life find strength and renewal in the Holy Spirit

If you missed the Novena, I suggest using the above intentions for your own personal Novena for Life. As noted in our Knights of Columbus web-site:

“The protection of life is a sustained prayer intention of the Church, and in particular of the Knights of Columbus.”

Vivat Jesus, Joe Ferrall

JUNE BLOOD DRIVE

What could be more simple, important donation right now? Please plan for this life saving mission for our council. If you can’t give, you can make that someone who can does. It only takes an hour and will help local hospitals and emergency blood suppliers save lives! Details: Saturday, June 27th 8:30am-12:30pm St. Rose of Lima Church Hall Vitalant (formerly United Blood Services) will be collecting blood for our community hospitals. All eligible donors are appreciated—many website prizes given away for blood donations! For more details or to make an ap-pointment: call Paul Friedeborn at 805-395-1126 or Vitalant at 877-258-4825; you can also make an appointment online here: bloodhero.com

2019 - 2020 OFFICERS Grand Knight SK Chris Smith (805) 579-7373 groobee@sbcglobal.net

Spiritual Advisor SK Deacon Terry Reibenspies (805) 390-0745 terryreib@pacbell.net

Deputy Grand Knight SK Dominick Costanzo (805) 551-7587 pasta134@aol.com

Chancellor Jorge Curiel (805) 526-5188 familycuriel@sbcglobal.net

Warden John Lemos (805) 791-7789 lemos.hvac@yahoo.com

Recorder SK Joe Ferrall (805) 428-1894 jnl_70@outlook.com

Financial Secretary SK Lee Olson (805) 907-2984 maleegic@aol.com

Treasurer SK Lee Turner (805) 813-1656 lee.turner@mac.com

1st Year Trustee SK Tony DeMarco (805) 558-4328 tonyd.1@sbcglobal.net

2nd Year Trustee SK John Antonacci (805) 559-2944 john_thetilepro@yahoo.com

3rd Year Trustee SK Bob Smith (805) 578-0434 truestorybob@hotmail.com

Advocate Richard Buetow (805) 583-0478 buet59@hotmail.com

Guard Chris Fabry (805) 624-9858 chrisfish74@hotmail.com

Guard Chris Valle (805) 231-0079

Guard Saher Doka (805) 587-7659

Guard/Admission's Chair Jay Espiritu (805) 587-9028 jayespiritu@sbcglobal.net

District Deputy SK Richard Kohnke (805) 990-3436 rkohnke@me.com

Insurance Representative SK Willie Romero (805) 522-1916 wilfrido805@hotmail.com

COUNCIL 5803 EVENTS AND CHAIRMANS

EVENT DATE CHAIRMAN TEL E-MAIL

On Going/ As needed

Bingo On going PGK Rick Ostrich 501-8818 rickostrich@yahoo.com

Blood Drive On going SK Paul Friedeborn 522-6080 paulf@rsrpd.us

Christian Service Program On going Penny (845) 803-1685

Family Mass 5th Sundays PGK Bob Smith 578-0434 truestorybob@hotmail.com

Fish Fries—1st Friday 1st Fridays PGK John Antonacci 559-2944 john_thetilepro@yahoo.com

Healthy Living Director On going SK Frank Wilhelmi 526-6194 wilhelmi@pacbell.net

Helping Hands As needed SK Paul Friedeborn 522-6080 paulf@rsrpd.us

Homeless Breakfast Monthly PGK Rick Ostrich 501-8818 rickostrich@yahoo.com

Homeless Dinner 3rd Fridays SK Tony Loniero 527-2254 tloniero@sbcglobal.net

Membership On going SK Christopher Smith 579-7373 groobee@sbcglobal.net

Knights Knews- Bulletin On going SK Ray Madden (732) 912-5267 ray.madden86@gmail.com

Pro-Life Breakfast 5th Sundays SK Tony Lemos SK George Lemos

584-3803 584-9816

eliman7@sbcglobal.net lemos11@sbcglobal.net

Rosary for the Unborn 1st Saturday SK Tony Lemos SK George Lemos

584-3803 584-9816

eliman7@sbcglobal.net lemos11@sbcglobal.net

Various Food Drives TBA TBD

Seasonal

Fish Fries- Lenten March 8 to Easter

(Fridays) PGK John Antonacci 559-2944 john_thetilepro@yahoo.com

Monday Night Football Sept- Jan PGK John Antonacci 559-2944 john_thetilepro@yahoo.com

Bowling Sept-May PGK George Gnesda 522-5699 g.gnez@yahoo.com

PADS Oct-April PGK Rick Ostrich 501-8818 rickostrich@yahoo.com

K of C 5803 Toy Drive Oct-Dec PGK Cliff Wirtz PGK Norm Ouellette

208-8970 551-3704

cawpaw@aol.com njouellette7@yahoo.com

Christmas Cards Oct-Dec PGK Norm Ouellette 551-3704 njouellette7@yahoo.com

Once Per Year

Charter Night Jan, 2020 SK Richard O'Donnell 522-0906

Super Bowl Party Feb. 2, 2020 PGK John Linscott 527-7188 jlinscott1@att.net

Annual Men’s Retreat March 2020 PGK Mike Palacios 581-9506 jayntoots@sbcglobal.net

St Patrick's Day Dinner March 15, 2020 SK Joe Ferrall 428-1894 jnl_70@outlook.com

Scholarship Spring PGK Bob Smith 587-0434 truestorybob@hotmail.com

Free Throw Contest Spring PGK George Gnesda 522-5699 g.gnez@yahoo.com

International Dinner/Vocation Sun. TBD PGK Cliff Wirtz 208-8970 cawpaw@aol.com

Chili Cook Off June 9 2019 PGK Rick Ostrich 501-8818 rickostrich@yahoo.com

Installation of Officers July 28, 2019 PGK Gene Walinski 583-4833 EugeneWalinsky@msn.com

Turnover Dinner July 28, 2019 PGK Gene Walinski 583-4833 EugeneWalinski@msn.com

PGK Testimonial Dinner September GK Bob Smith 578-0434 truestorybob@hotmail.com

Simi Valley Days Sept. 12-15 SK John MacKenzie PGK John Antonacci

522-9818 559-2944

ukmackenzie@yahoo.com john_thetilepro@yahoo.com

Bishop Fishing Trip Oct 3-6, 2019 GK Christopher Smith 579-7373 groobee@sbcglobal.net

Dream Cuisine Oct. 13, 2019 PGK Cliff Wirtz 208-8970 cawpaw@aol.com

MRC Tootsie Roll Drive October PGK John Antonacci 559-2944 john_thetilepro@yahoo.com

Columbus Day Dinner TBD Oct. SK Tony Gammariello 522-9548 tgammy@yahoo.com

Thanksgivng Dinner TBD Nov. PGK John Antonacci 559-2944 john_thetilepro@yahoo.com

Thanksgiving Day Dinner TBD Nov. PGK Tony Demarco 558-4328 tonyd.1@sbcglobal.net

Memorial Mass TBD Nov. PGK Bob Smith 578-0434 truestorybob@hotmail.com

Hanicapable Lunch TBD Dec. PGK Rick Ostrich 501-8818 rickostrich@yahoo.com

New Years Party Dec 31st PFN Jerry Myszowski 522-1691 jmyszko@yahoo.com