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Volume 54, Issue No. 9 GOLETA VALLEY COUNCIL 5300 - 1961 - 2015 March 2015

Picture and Article Submissions need to be inby the 20th of the month

All articles are to be submitted to:Joe Kovach, Knightline [email protected]

Grand Knight’s ReportFrom Jim Bradbury, Our Grand Knight

Inside This IssueGrand Knight’s Report 1

Lent: repent, reflect, renew 1 & 10

Schedule of Events: March, April, May 2

Chancellor’s Report 3

Pro-Life Report 3

March Happy Birthdays 3

Chawa Ramirez’s Happy 85th BIrthday 4

Bill McNamara’s Happy 79th BIrthday 6

Walter McCartney Obituary 9

Fish Fry Photo Coverage 5 & 12

Directory 15

Father Lucio’s Spiritual Pilgrimage 16

Advertising 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16

Lenten Fish Fry Dinner Draws 193,Delicious 3 Course Meal Enjoyed

By the time this Knightline comes out, we will be half way through Lent and the Fish Frys. If the rest of the Fish Frys come out as well as the first one, (193 attended on February 20), we are on course for another banner year as a fundraiser. At this time I would like to thank Rich Scholl and all of the wonderful Knights that have put in countless hours helping to make this happen and be a tremendous success. We will be honored to have Dr. Harrington at the business meeting on March 9th. He is the principal at Bishop High School and will be telling us about the students that have been awarded the scholarship for last year. We will be giving him a check for this year’s recipients at this time also. If you could attend this meeting it would be great to have a large turnout (one): to show the Knights support this great cause, (two) this is your money so you can then see where it goes . We have available to us four wheel chairs from the Knights Wheel Chair Foundation to give away from Goleta Council 5300. I will be receiving them in April, hopefully in time for the business meeting. I will be presenting them to Msgr. Jon to be given to the needy in the St. Raphael’s community. With all of the atrocities that are happening in the world right now, I look back into the life and time of Jesus. I must ask, are we going through the same prejudice that Christ and his followers went through 2000 years ago? On Good Friday, Christ gave us his ultimate sacrifice on a cross and three days later He rose to be with our Holy Father on Easter. I ask as fellow brothers in Christ, would we make the commitment as Christian Knights, to give the ultimate sacrifice for our faith as those that are in our present time of life are making because they are Christians.

In the love of Christ.Vivat Jesus, Jim Bradbury

Lent: repent, reflect, renew Lent, the liturgical season that precedes the great 50 days of Easter, is a time of renewal. Christians throughtout the world traditionally practice prayer, repentence, fasting and almsgiving during the Lenten season. They reflect on their lives and respond to Jesus’s teaching to ‘love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind...And....love your neighbor as yourself ” (Mt 22:37, 39 NIV). I invite you to adopt and share with your Knights and parish family some of the following ideas for making this Lenten season a time of prayer, reflection and holiness. Please turn to page 10 for many more thoughtful ideas from Victor M. Parachin.

KNIGHTLINE 5300

MARCH 2015March 2 Monday Officers’ Meeting, Conference Room, 8 p.m.

March 6 Friday Stations of the Cross, 5:30 (English), 7 (Spanish) Church

March 6 Friday Lenten Fish Fry, Parish Hall, 6 p.m.

March 8 Sunday Gourmet Parish Breakfast, Parish Hall, 8:30 - 11 a.m.

March 9 Monday Business Meeting, Parish Hall, 7:30 p.m







March 29 Sunday Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord

March 30 - April 4 Mon - Sat Holy Week

APRIL 2015April 3 Friday Good Friday. Passion of the Lord, Fast & Abstinence

April 5 Sunday Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord

April 6 Monday Officers’ Meeting, Conference Room, 8 p.m.

April 12 Sunday Gourmet Parish Breakfast, Parish Hall, 8:30 - 11 a.m.

April 13 Monday Business Meeting, Parish Hall, 7:30 p.m.

April 26 Sunday World Day of Prayer for Vocations

MAY 2015May 4 Monday Officers’ Meeting, Conference Room, 8 p.m.

May 10 Sunday Mother’s Day

May 10 Sunday Gourmet Parish Breakfast, Parish Hall, 8:30 - 11 a.m.

May 11 Monday Business Meeting, Parish Hall, 7:30 p.m.

May 14 Thursday The Ascension of the Lord

March 2015, Knightline 5300,

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

March 1, 2015, The Knightline 5300 is published monthly in Goleta, California as the Official Newsletter of the Knights of Columbus, Goleta Valley Council 5300, P.O. Box 65, Goleta, CA 93116-0065. Publication of Knightline 5300 is an activity of the Knights of Columbus and all members are welcome to participate. Neither the Editor nor the Council may agree or disagree with opinions expressed within this publication’s articles and neither take responsibility or offer endorsements of advertisers. Knightline 5300 deadline is the 20th of the month for the following month’s issue. Subscription price included in dues.

Joe T. Kovach, Knightline Editor,E-mail: [email protected]

Pro-Life Report for March 2015 On Ash Wednesday, February 18th, we began another local 40 Days for Life Lenten Vigil. The location is Planned Parenthood at 518 Garden Street in Santa Barbara. The Vigil runs thru 29th March. Vigil hours are nominally 8 to 5 Monday thru Friday and 8 to noon on Saturday. Your help is urgently needed. You can sign up online at 40 Days for Life.com/local-campaigns/Santa-Barbara. Or, you can call / text / email to 886-8555 / [email protected] for more information. Or, you can just show up as often as possible, and bring someone with you. A visible public presence is powerful. Please consider signing up and supporting this and other Pro-Life events as best you are able. Your sacrifice will be noticed and could save the life of an unborn child.

John C. Kirk, Jr. - Pro-Life DirectorGoleta Valley Knights of Columbus967-5996 - [email protected]


Chancellor’s ReportSK James DeLarvin, Chancellor

MARCH BIRTHDAYS

Dennis I. Paulazzo March 1

Mansfield H. Turney March 1

William B. Regis March 3

David T. Varesio March 4

Stephen A. DeWalt March 5

Jack E. Ward March 5

Lawrence W. Torres March 14

Rev. Vaughn Winters March 14

Rev. Patrick Roemer March 17

Nicholas A. Mina March 21

Frederick W. Brokaski March 25

William McNamara March 26

KEEP IN YOUR PRAYER. Thank you.

• SK Robert J. Gauthier who is suffering from liver cancer• SK Brian Klinge• SK Roy Schrader• SK Larry Torres• Bro. Teo Nungaray who is suffering from pancreatic cancer• Bro. Fritz Cahill and his son Tom Cahill• SK Al Meckelborg• Eileen Pando, widow of SK Joe Pando• Bro. Roy Fong, who is suffering from Parkinson’s disease• Camille Moynihan, widow of SK John Moynihan• Patricia Schrader, wife of SK Roy Schrader• David Schrader, son of SK Roy Schrader• Carol McLafferty, widow of PGK Bill McLafferty• Martha Farebrother, wife of SK David Farebrother• For Cindy Peyton’s son who has been deployed for a 3rd tour

to Afghanistan• SK Joe Duwell and his wife Ruth• For Christian Franzen, nephew of Deacon Wayne Rascati• Terry Pugh, wife of SK Earl Pugh• Nancy Herrera, widow of SK Pablo Herrera• Joe Vampola, brother of SK Mark Vampola• Sr. Teresa Meza, sister of SK Jose Meza• Anita Pullens, sister-in-law of SK Felix Sanchez• Donna Abels, wife of SK Jim Abels• Denise Swiacki, wife of SK Walter Swiacki• SK Garvan Kuskey, Past President of Serra Club• For Father Frank Colburn• For Father Tomas Ellis• For Randy Ganske• For Ray Rodman, Monica’s father, who is having medical

problems• We also should be praying for our priests and deacons who

are our spiritual leaders in our spiritual community.• For the repose of the soul of SK Joseph Connolly (former

Council 5300 member, present Council 1684 & Color Guard), who passed on to his Eternal Reward on Monday, January 19, 2015. Our heartfelt condolences and prayers go out to Joseph and family in this time of loss. May the Perpetual Light shine upon him.

• For the repose of the sould of SK Walter McCartney who passed on to his Eternal Reward on Friday, February 20, 2015. Our heartfelt condolences and prayers go out to Walter and family in this time of loss. May the Perpetual Light shine upon him.

A Belated Happy 85th Birthday on December 6

“Chawa” Ramirez


Ysaura Chawa Ramirez who is a St. Raphael Parishioner for the past 65 years celebrated her 85th birthday on December 6 with her son Fred and grandson Alex by going skydiving at Lake Elsinore. “What a very special lady to do such an awesome, adventurous and unforgettable event,” stated Mike, her instructor. The widow of PGK Ygnacio Ramirez, Jr. keeps busy doing innumerable things: Brings Holy Communion to six parishioners each Friday, Eucharistic Minister at Sunday Masses, Care Giver three times a week, and is active with the Catholic Daughters, CCD, St. Vincent de Paul, Native Daughters of Golden West 126, Eagles, Elks and Moose Lodge-Puerta Vallarta. She was Past President of the Women’s Auxiliary. Chawa and Ygnacio are proud parents of 12 children. Eight are living locally or in cities in California with sons Robert in Colorado Springs and John in Switzerland. They include: Ygnacio, Robert, John, Steve, Frank, Victor, Gilbert, Fred, Yvonne and Renee. Two boys died years ago. They are also proud of 23 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Chawa and Ygnacio were married on August 31, 1959 at St. Raphael Church. They enjoyed traveling to Hawaii, Mexico and going on three cruises, one with the Knights. Chawa’s parents, Frank and Chawa Espinoza, were proud of four daughters and four sons. They include Lupe (dec.), Cuca, Annie, Frank (dec.) John, Louie (dec.) and Henry (dec.). Birthplace was Wilmington, California were she attended elementary school and high school in Tehachapi. After high school she followed friends to Goleta/Santa Barbara as she wanted to travel and see how other people lived. One of her jobs she enjoyed was working at Coronets in Goleta. Chawa’s hobbies include crafts, gardening, bowling, roller derby, race car driver in Santa Maria and Carpinteria for three years and in the Destruction Derby at age 30. Nacho, born on Nov. 15, 1937, served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He then worked for 40-years with the U.S. Postal Service and was Postmaster in Tehachapi. Nacho died on December 4, 2006 of a heart attack. He served as Grand Knight for Council 5300 in 1994-1995. He joined the Knights on December 5, 1975 and became a 4th Degree on Feb. 29, 1976. His sponsor was Walter Merrigan Jr., the first Grand Knight of Council 5300.

Chawa is her most memorable skydiving experience.

Chawa and Nacho in portrait appearing in theCentennial Yearbook in 1996.

Chawa when she was in high school. Nine of the children include: Ygnacio, Robert, John, Steve, Frank, Victor, Gilbert,Fred and sitting is Yvonne. Missing was Renee.

Lenten Fish Dry DinnersMarch 2015, Knightline 5300,

Lenten Fish Fry Dinners - Knights and parishioners came and enjoyed one of the best three-course fish dinners on Friday, February 20 in the St. Raphael Church Parish Hall. Paul Curzan, ticket seller, reported that 193 persons were served. Come and enjoy a delicious $10 dinner on each Friday in March, serving begins at 6 p.m. The kitchen crew headed by GK Jim Bradbury, Advocate Richard Scholl and Chancellor James DeLarvin were assisted by Thomas Bauer, Rafael Cardenas, Frank Donohoe, Patrick Donohoe, Mike Donovan, Dan Feeney, Bill Fuhrer, Mike McDonald, Dr. Charles Owen, Felix Sanchez, Larry Torres, and David Valle. Also Evelina Curzan, Julia Sanchez, Mirtha Donovan Cece Burich, Pat Hooser, Millie Montgomery, Elisa Panizzon, Ginna Scholl and Mary Spear helped wherever needed.

Photo by PGK Ed Barrier.

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Our beloved husband and father went safely home forever on February 20, 2015, he was 78. Walt is absent from the body but we know he is present with the Lord.

Walter was born February 18, 1937 in Canonsburg PA. He served

in the United States Air Force. He worked for Southern California Gas Company for 22 years in Santa Barbara CA. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus at St. Raphael’s Parish as well as an Usher. He was preceeded in death by his parents Walker and Pauline McCartney and his beloved sister Loretta Hall. He is survived by Judy McCartney his wife of 47 years, sons Michael Williams and Joshua McCartney, Daughters Paula O’Briant (Tom), and Audrey McCartney, his brother Raymond McCartney and Sister-in-Law Aretta Coffelt also his cherished grandchildren Keven, Kash, Hannah, Ashton, and Riley. Also many cousins, nieces and nephews. Walter in a word: Selflessness - this was a man that would always go the extra mile. He touched so many lives by teaching all always to do the right thing. He loved and treasured his family and was so proud of the life he and Judy built together. He cherished all the time he was able to spend with the ones he loved - nothing made him happier than being with family. He will be missed for his generosity and his devotion to his family and friends. Walt’s life was filled with love, adventure and accomplishments. His shining spirit will carry on with us forever. His impact was great.A Funeral Mass will be held, Wednesday, March 4, 2015, 10:30 am, at St. Raphael’s Church. Light refreshment following the Mass in the hall. Interment following at Calvary Catholic Cemetery, 199 North Hope Avenue, Santa Barbara. In Lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Visiting Nurse and Hospice care, 509 E Montecito Street, Suite 200, Santa Barbara, CA 93103 - 805-690-6290. Arrangements entrusted to Welch-Ryce-Haider Funeral Home, Santa Barbara, California

In Loving Memory of

Walter Henry McCartneyFebruary 18, 1937 - February 20, 2015


Lenten IdeasMarch 2015, Knightline 5300,

(Continued from page 1)Writer has presented 25 Lenten ideas found in a flyer in the front of the Church…ministryandliturgy.com and on this page are some of these.

Schedule kindness into your day.Rabbi Joseph Telushkin recommends literally blocking off a time period during the day when you will engage in acts of kindness: “Schedule kindness into your day, whether it means visiting one who is sick, making a call on behalf of someone who is searching for work, or conferring with a person who needs advice….if you don’t schedule in kindness (such as ‘between two and two-thirty today, I’m devoting myself to helping others’ you are likely to forget to do it.” (Jewish Wisdom, 203).

Smile at everyone you meet.Your smile may be the only nice moment in someone’s life that day. Remember that smiling is beneficial for both the recipient as well as yourself. “Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy,” notes poet Thich Nhat Hanh.

See Christ in every person you meet.Whether your encounter with others today is pleasant, unpleasant or neutral, see each person as Jesus himself. Allow this prayer of Pierre Teilhar de Chardin be your prayer for the day: “Grant me to recognize in other men, Lord God, the radiance of your own face.”

Comfort a griever.Do what the prophet urged: “Comfort, comfort my people” (Is 40:1). We all know someone who is suffering from a loss due to death, divorce, separation, disability, layoff. Visit with a griever, offering a listening ear and gentle words of encouragement.

Read some Bible prayers.Let the Bible become your prayer book during Lent. Research the many notable prayers in Scripture and allow them to saturate your own mind and spirit. Here are some to get you started:* Hezekiah’s prayer while ill (Is 38:2-20_* Prayer to be shaped by God, the potter (Is 64:8)* Stephen’s prayer while being persecuted (Acts 7:59-60)* Paul’s prayer for spiritual growth (Eph 3:14-21)

Give to someone in need.Think of someone you know who is struggling financially ---a student, a single parent, a retiree, someone unemployed. Buy and mail them a prepaid bank card. Do this anonymously in keeping with Jesus’s teaching; “When you give…..do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret..” (Mt 6:3-4)

`Help a stranger.It’s easy to reach out and help family and friends. Do the same for someone you don’t know. One cold winter day, Laura, from Chicago, heard her front tire rupture when she drove over a board with nails. “I had no idea what to do,” she says. At the next stoplight a young man knocked on her window to say that if she pulled over, he would change the tire. “And he did, despite the bitter cold and risk of getting tire grime all over his clothing.” The woman thanked the young man, and later sent him a coffee shop gift card.

Extend compassion to all of God’s creatures.St. Basil is famous for his prayer of blessing of animals: “O God, enlarge within us the sense of fellowship with all living things, our brothers the animals to whom you gave the earth as their home.” One evening a woman saw a homeless man tie his puppy to a pole outside a grocery store and head inside. Unhappy about being left alone, the puppy began to bark. The man turned around, shouted at the small creature, and kicked it viciously. Though the woman who saw this was allergic to dogs, she followed the man inside and offered him $50 for the puppy. He accepted. She took the creature home and within two weeks, found the puppy a permanent home with a kind family.

Embrace a virtue.Adopt one of the fruits of the spirit and do your best to live it out hour by hour and day by day. The “fruit of the Spirit” is found in Galatians 5:22-23: “love, joy, peace, kindness, forbearance, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.”

Do a retreat in your home.One couple set aside a Friday evening in Lent for a personal retreat in their home: “It was just the two of us. We came home from work at 6 p.m., lit candles on a table, and began with a simple prayer. Then, we read Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount, pausing at passages that especially triggered something in either one of us. We took time to reflect on them and write out our insights on those passages. Finally, we concluded with a time of silent meditation and ended with prayer. Our private retreat lasted until 9 p.m., three very worthwhile hours.”

Try to please God.Be guided by this prayer written by 17th century British clergyman Edward Lake. “Lord, as your mercies do surround us, so grant that our return of duty may abound; and let this day manifest our gratitude by doing something well-pleasing unto you.”

Create sacred space in your homeEven if you live in the tiniest of apartments, set aside prayer spaceor a prayer chair. Then, spend time in that sacred space every day.


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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, COUNCIL 5300 OFFICERS FOR YEAR 2014 - 2015

Grand Knight James H. Bradbury (805) 964-8001 [email protected]

Chaplain Vacant

Deputy Grand Knight John C. Kirk Jr. (805) 967-5996 [email protected]

Chancellor James DeLarvin (805) 570-4934 [email protected]

Warden Mario Cervantes (805) 689-4304 [email protected]

Advocate Richard Scholl (805) 964-6384 [email protected]

Recorder John Peyton (805) 964-1685 [email protected]

Financial Secretary Vince Filippello (805) 964-6303 filippello@ cox.net

Treasurer Joseph Darga (805) 964-3264 [email protected]

Outside Guard Jose Meza (805) 682-8637

Inside Guard Rafael Cardenas (805) 967-2309 [email protected]

Trustee - 3 Years William Fuhrer (805) 683-4236 [email protected]

Trustee - 2 Years Patrick Donohoe (805) 698-6102 [email protected]

Trustee - 1 Year Ed Barrier (805) 886-0190 [email protected]

SERVICE PROGRAM ORGANIZATIONS

Program Director James H. Bradbury (805) 964-8001 [email protected]

Church Director Brian Klinge (805) 967-4753 [email protected]

Community Director Richard Scholl (805) 964-6384 [email protected]

Council Director Patrick Donohoe (805) 698-6102 [email protected]

Family Director Vacant

Youth Director John Vasellina (805) 964-3466 [email protected]

Pro-Life Director John C. Kirk Jr. (805) 967-5996 [email protected]

Membership Director Francis Chris Arnoult (805) 964-6324 [email protected]

OTHER IMPORTANT CONTACTS

Supreme Knight Carl Anderson (203) 772-2130 [email protected]

State Deputy Avelino Doliente (909) 434-0460 [email protected]

District Deputy Ray Centeno [email protected]

District Warden Bruce Garcia (805) 964-8321 [email protected]

Faithful Navigator Richard Scholl (805) 964-6384 [email protected]

Insurance Field Agent David Nordella (805) 450-4393 [email protected]

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D - Downes to Karr Roberta Coyne (805) 967-7880 [email protected]

K - Keller to McCartney Janet Page (805) 964-4187

M - McClenathan to Montross Roberta Coyne (805) 964-4493 [email protected]

M - Morales to Perez Chawa Ramirez (805) 964-3775

P - Peyton to Schlesselmann Elaine McNamara (805) 964-4526 [email protected]

S - Scholl to Trautt Eleanore Paulazzo (805) 968-5240 [email protected]

T - Turney to Zanolini Julie Sanchez (805) 964-3398

Widows Joanne Andersson (805) 967-8645


Please Patronize ‘Knightline’ Advertisers Since July 2011 when the KNIGHTLINE featured local business advertisers and also paid announce-ments spotlighting KC members’ Birthdays, Anniversaries and Obituary Tributes, the ad revenue has reached $25,793 for the 45 issues. The generosity of these businesses and members has enabled Council 5300 to print the entire 12 or 16-pages (usually) in full color at no cost to the membership. We urge you to patronize these businesses and KC members who are or have been advertising in our Knightline. And tell them ‘Thank You’ for being a part of the paper.

These special businesses and KC members include: KC member Dan Knauss, owner of Goleta Valley Optical; KC member Mark McClintock, owner of Tower Roofing & Gutters by Tower; The Modugno Family, owners of Santa Cruz Markets; Russell Newby, owner of Newby Tax Services; KC member Bill McNamara’s wife Elaine, owner of Dazzling Animals Jewelry; KC member Joe Darga & family, owners of South Coast Realty; KC member Mell Hueston, DJ; KC member Max Keller, tribute to son Tom; Alex Leung, owner of Graphicink; The Borgatello Family at MarBorg Industries; Gwen Hueston, Manager at Calvary Cemetery; Ruben Rey, owner of Pueblo Del Rey Funeral Services; Tim Carey, owner of Fairview Barbers; Domingo & Teresa Sifuentez, owners of Domingo’s Café; George Murdoch, owner of Clean Sweep Tubular George & Co.; KC member Joe T. Kovach, KC member Stephen Montross, owner of Montross Electric; Bro. Eric Pilarcik & Jason Womack, @ Old Mission Historic Mausoleum; Ryan Reeves, owner of Pac-West Termite Control; Mary C. Jochum & Don McCutcheon, owners of Hair Studio 404; Dr. Larry Basham & Dr. Kevin Miller, Dentists; John Machuca at S&J Gardening, Robert & Rosemary Shull, owners of Shull Investments; Susan Schiferl, Photography+Graphic Design, KC member Walter Swiacki & family, Katrina Chase, Father John E. Collins, CSP; Patrick J. Konkol - Eagle Court of Honor, S.B. Elks Lodge Weekly Bingo, Italia Pizza and Pasta, Father Armando Ibanez Poetry Alive Contest, Glenn Schiferl, Scoutmaster Troop 105, The Jewelry Mart, Pepe’s Restaurant. Birthday and Anniversary Announcements by KC members; John & Mildred Sternot, Bob & Aggie Gauthier, Joe & Audrey Meitz, Dan Knauss, Don & Lucille Aubrey, Bruce Velasco, Ken Kuether, Paul & Roberta Coyne, Roy and Pat Schrader, John Moynihan, Msgr. Stephen Downes, Deacon Wayne Rascati, Deacon Stephen Montross, Felix & Julie Sanchez, Dick & Virginia Karr, Brian Klinge, Gerald Liponi, Dick Bilski, Hal Thompson, Mario Borgatello, Al Meckelborg, Kenneth Riley, Rev. Richard Kayizzi, Bernard Jochum, Fritz Cahill, Joseph Kovach, Thomas Turner, William Fuhrer, Glenn Schiferl, Carlos Valenzuela, Joseph Duwell, William Konkol, Thomas Puerling, Edmund Page, Richard Nordsieck, Leroy Kwarcinski, James A. Wasil, Frances ‘Frank’ Donohoe, Richard Scholl, Robert Shull, John Kestel, Geri Kovach, Jesse & JoAnn Ponce, Joseph Darga, Roy Fong, Bill & Elaine McNamara, Joe & Geri Kovach, Dr. Charles Owen, Mell & Gwen Hueston, Chawa Ramirez. Obituaries: Ralph Modugno, Leonard Cruess, Raymond Tafelski, Val Taylor, Sam Alfano, Joe Lima, John Moynihan, Jack Easterbrook, Vincent Mustacich, Kenneth Riley, Benjamin Beh, Harold Thompson, Joseph R. Meitz, Joseph Hazher, James Wasil, Lawrence Kubecka, Cornelis Blokdyk, Bernard Jochum, Stephen Schlesselmann, David Morelos, Walter McCartney.

A SPIRITUAL PILGRIMAGE TOPORTUGAL, SPAIN, FRANCE & ITALY

Friday, August 28 - Friday, September 11, 2015LOS ANGELES/LOS ANGELES - $4,199.00

Plus $740.00 airline taxes/fuel surcharges. Insurance $271.00 (Optional). Single room supplement $699.00

Aug 28 - Depart Los Angeles at 1:45 non-stop to AmsterdamAug 29 - Amsterdam, Lisbon, Sant Rem/FatimaAug 30 - FATIMAAug 31 - Fatima, Salamanca, AvilaSept 1 - Avila, BarcelonaSept 2 - Barcelona, loURCESSept 3 - LOURDESSept 4 - Lourdes, ParisSept 5 - ParisSept 6 -Paris, FlorenceSept 7 - Florence, PisaSept 8 - Montecatini, Orvieto, RomeSept 9 - Papal Audience/ BasilicasSept 10 - Vatican Museum, Imperial RomeSept 11 - Rome, Los Angeles

For more information and reservation, please contact:

CHAPLAIN Fr. Lucio JuarezSt. Raphael Church

5444 Hollister Ave, Santa Barbara, CA 93111805-967-5641

[email protected] Your Tour Includes::* Round trip air from Los Angeles* Transfer and sightseeing in air conditioned motor coach* Accommodation in four star and superior three star hotels* Daily breakfast and dinner* Services of tour guide throughout the journey* Entrance fee and local taxes* Holy Mass and religious activities

NOT INCLUDED: Lunches, items of personal nature and gratuities

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