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NEWSLETTER California’s Oldest and Busiest Assembly Averaging a Color Corps Callout Per Week! XCIV Number 01 July 2016 Knights of Columbus BALBOA ASSEMBLY Number 0040
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N E W S L E T T E R
California’s Oldest and Busiest
Assembly
Averaging a Color Corps Callout
Per Week!
XCIV Number 01
July 2016
Knights of ColumbusBAlBOA AssemBly
Number 0040
Sir Knights,
My given name is Giro-lamo D’Angelo, but Jerry is what others have called me since I can remember seeing that no one can pronounce my given name. I am happy to be your leader for the next Colombian Year. I am sorry that I had to receive this nomination at such an awkward time. All our prayers go out to our faithful captain, Ronald Sanchez. I will try to uphold the great standards of Balboa Assembly Number 40 and carry on with all the old and new traditions to the best of my ability. A special thanks to our new Faithful Inner Sentinal SK Dominic Carlos who has volunteered to be my designated driver. Even though I have accepted this re-sponsibility, I will continue in my traditional fashion of cooking for the reception dinner to welcome our new members after their exemplification. I look forward to having a great year with many new members to join our Assembly. God Bless America, SK Girolamo “Jerry” D’AngeloFaithful Navigator, 2016-2017
Dear Sir Knights,
Back from my “Excused Absence” from my mid-century High School Reunion. Thank you all for your attendance, cooperation, and generous team work, as we served our Balboa Assem-bly this past Columbian Year. It was my pleasure to serve as your Faithful Navigator. Looking forward to seeing you again at our upcom-ing meetings, call outs, parades, and special occasions. Congratulations and wishing a great year to our newly elected Faithful Navigator Jerry D’Angelo and the new CY 2016-2017 Team.
Vivat Jesus!
Sincerely,
SK Hugh Largey, PFNFaithful Admiral 2016-2017
Dear Brothers in Christ,
This first “Captain’s Cor-ner” for the new Columbi-an Year is dedicated to our Forever-Faithful Captain, Brother Ron Sanchez, who, on June 28th, passed into Eternal Life. This beautiful text is part of the deeply poignant three-part Easter Victory Hymn many of us know, very well. Please, provide yourself a few quiet moments to reflect upon the Poet’s narrative, here, and how Christ’s Passion, Death and Resurrection, truly, is Ron’s Story ... and, truly, each of our stories. And, please, pray a fervent prayer of Thanksgiving for our Good Brother, Ron, and of intercession for the needs of his family. I look forward, greatly, to honoring Ron in my service to our blessed Balboa Assembly. In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen ... and Alleluia!
SK Greg AnthonyFaithful Captain, 2016-2017
THE STRIFE IS O’ER, THE BATTLE WON[C. 12th Century - author unknown]
The strife is o’er, the battle done;The victory of life is won;The song of triumph has begun: Alleluia!
Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
The powers of death have done their worst;But Christ their legions hath dispersed;Let shouts of holy joy outburst: Alleluia!
The three sad days are quickly sped;He rises glorious from the dead;All glory to our risen Head! Alleluia!
He closed the yawning gates of hell;The bars from heaven’s high portals fell;Let hymns of praise His triumphs tell! Alleluia!
Lord, by the stripes which wounded Thee,From death’s dread sting Thy servants free,That we may live, and sing to Thee: Alleluia!
Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
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July 2016 XCIV Number 01
Captains CornerNavigators CornerSIR KNIGHTS!
If any Assembly Officer CANNOT attend the meeting, please contact theFaithful Captain
to be excused.
Faithful CaptainSK Greg Anthony
619.622.1188email:
NExT mEETING
THuRSdayJuly 14, 2016
Columbus Club 4425 Home Ave,
San Diego, CA 92105
aTTIRE: Informal
6:30 Pm - dinner
“Spaghetti & Meatballs”
provided by SK Jerry Kay
7:00 Pm - meeting
SK Greg Anthony, Faithful CaptainSK Jerry D’Angelo, Faithful Navigator
a Word from Hugh Largey, pfn
Balboa Assembly No. 0040San Diego, California
From the Desk of the Faithful FriarFr. James J. Burson, CJM
In Support ofChristians at Risk
by Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson
My column this month is based on remarks that I delivered April 28 to a conference on genocide at the United Nations headquar-ters in New York
The world’s, greatest humanitarian crisis since world war II is unfolding in the Middle east. hundreds of thousands of people in syria and Iraq have lost their lives, and entire communities have been displaced or wiped out, while neighboring communities and cultures strain to accept millions of people fleeing years of war and terrorism.
The United Nations can play a vital role by protecting the victims and refugees, by ensuring the survival of these ancient in-digenous and religious communities, by punishing the perpetrators and by support-ing the establishment of internationally agreed-upon standards of justice, equality, rule of law and religious freedom. Never has their plight been so high on the agenda of the world’s governments, the vast majority of the world’s Muslims, and all people of good will
Vivat Jesus!
April 2004 – At the invitation of Cardinal Franciszek Macharski of Kraków and Cardi-nal Józef Glemp of Warsaw, then-primate of Poland, Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson addresses the bishops of Poland during the episcopate’s spring conference. October 2004 – The Knights of Colum-bus Board of Directors travels to Poland for a pilgrimage and to hold meetings with local representatives. December 2009 – Membership in Po-land surpasses 1,000
August 2010 – Krzysztof Orzechowski is appointed as the second territorial deputy. Chaplain Archbishop William E. Lori entrusts the development of the Order in Poland to Our Lady of Czestochowa. November 2012 – The first representa-tion of the Fourth Degree color corps takes place during the Independence Day celebra-tion in Warsaw. October 2015 – The Polish Government bestows the Officer’s Cross of the Order of Merit to the Republic of Poland on Supreme
Knights celebrate 10 years of the Order’s presence and growth in Poland
The international community must act now tostop the genocide in the Middle East
We face the very real prospect of the extinction
of manycommunities indigenous
to the region
A PrAyer For
oUr CoUNTry
Father, hear our prayer for our country, for its leaders, for its peo-ple. May justice and peace be the root and foundation of our lives and may our love for you, our con-cern for each other and for all peo-ple, merit for us your protection and guidance. we ask this through our lord, Jesus Christ, your son. Amen.
Supreme Knight Discusses Genocide Before Congress and the UN
Knight Anderson at the Polish Embassy in Washington, D.C. November 2015 – Membership in Po-land surpasses 4,000. February 2016 – Anderson meets with Polish President Andrezej Duda during his visit to Washington, D.C., and receives thanks for the Order’s work in Poland April 2016 – The sixth state convention takes place in Lomza, celebrating the 10th an-niversary of the Knights of Columbus in Po-land.
God bless America
Balboa Assembly 0040Officers 2016-17
Balboa Assembly 0040 Minutes of Meeting • June 9, 2016
Faithful Navigator Faithful Friar Faithful Comptroller Faithful Captain Faithful Pilot Faithful Admiral Faithful Purser Faithful Scribe Faithful Inner Sentinel Faithful Outer Sentinel One Year Trustee Two Year Trustee Three Year Trustee Color Corps Commander
SK Hugh Largey Rev. James D. Burson, CJM SK Jerry Kay, PFN SK Ron Sanchez SK Ed Dondero SK Michael Campos, PFN SK Jerrod Belprez SK Leo McGarry SK Marcus Inoue SK Open SK Lee Baesler, PFN SK Jim Acerra, PFN SK Tom Davis, PFN SK Vince Garra, PFN
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Faithful Navigator SK Jerry D’Angelo
619-265-7474jd’[email protected]
Faithful FriarRev John Grace, osa
Faithful ComptrollerSK Jerry Kay, PFN
Faithful CaptainSK Gregory Anthony
Faithful PilotSK John Marrujo
Faithful AdmiralSK Hugh Largey, PFN
Faithful Purser SK Jarrod Belprez
Faithful ScribeSK Leo McGarry
Faithful Outer Sentinel SK Christopher Wamsley
Faithful Inner SentinelSK Dominic Carlos
One Year TrusteeLee Baesler, PFN
Two Year TrusteeTom Davis, PFN
Three Year TrusteeMichael Campos, PFN
Color Corps CommanderVince Garra, PFN
1. Meeting called to order by:
2. Opening Ceremonies by:Tom Davis, PFN @ 7:02 p.m. - Members Present: 16
Prayer offered by: SK Tom Davis, PFN Pledge of Allegiance by: SK Vince Garra, PFN
4. Minutes from Proceeding Meeting:
5. Report of Faithful Friar:
6. Bills & Communications:
7. Report of Faithful Comptroller:
The Minutes of the preceding meeting: Minutes from last meeting were approved as published
None
Communications: Sorry to bring sad news, Gisela Mc-Garry, wife of SK Leo McGarry, passed away while on a cruise to Europe. Funeral service to be held on June 9th at Santa Sophia Parish.
Bills: By Faithful Comptroller SK Jerry Kay:• Columbus Club Rent-$50/month - $600/yr• USPS Bulk Mail Postage for Newsletter - $700• M. Campos - Newsletter Printing - $1,771.90 for the yr.Motion was made to adjust the printing expenditure to$2,500. M/S/PM/S/P to approve all bills for payment.
By SK Jerry Kay: • Final notice for dues sent out today.• Envelope for RSVP passed around among members.
10. Reading of Applications after referral to Admission Committee:
None 11. Balloting for Membership:
12. Unfinished Business
13. Report of Trustees:
14. New Business:
None
4th of July Parade. Come in Color or not. We have 50 U.S. flags to display. We need a large turn out to carry the flags so bring the family and friends. Mustang Club is providing 3 Mustang cars at no charge. This is a great event to attend.
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3. Roll Call of Officers:
15. Report of Third Degree:
14. Good of Order:
14. Closing Ceremonies:
• Two new members - SK John Agoh and SK Don Bouchard• Widows Luncheon - questions were asked about the event held for the first time last year. Approx. 40 widows attended escorted by SK’s. They enjoyed the luncheon and were very appreciative for such a thoughtful event.
No Report
Gisela McGarry, wife of SK Leo McGarry, and family; SK Tim House, Fr. Burson; Fr. Eckert; Fr. Jerry; Msgr Joe Carroll; Deacon Severo Santes, Jr; James Right; Tom Abts; Mother of Steve Beuerle; Fr. Sebastianís Father; Muriel Haines; Mike Inoue; Fr. Viuse; Hellen Anthony; John Anthony; John Chafee; Bud Foster; Msgr O’Sullivan; Mrs. Chris Abraham; SK Ron Sanchez and the Christian martyrs.
Closing Prayer offered by: SK Ed Dondero Meeting closed: 8:14 p.m.Respectfully Submitted by SK Michael Campos forSK Leo McGarry, Faithful Scribe 2015-16
Oldest and Youngest Knights at the 4th of July Parade
8. Report of Faithful Purser:
9. Report of Committees:
By SK Jerrod Belprez: • Bank Balance Beginning of Last Meeting: $ 7785.45 • Expenses (5 Checks written) ( $ 160.00) • Deposits $ 599.00 • Current Balance $8,224.45
• SK Tom Davis, 3rd Yr. Trustee - conducted the election of officers for the 2016-2017 Columbian Year. See new List of Officers in the adjacent column on the right. • Two Color Corps Callout coming up: - 50th Anniversary of Priestly Ordination of Rev. Msgr Michael Gallager. At Our Lady of Grace parish on Satur-day, June 4, 2016 - Mass begins at 5:30 p.m. - Funeral Mass for SK David Versimo from Blessed Sacrament Council.• Culture of Life - SK Greg Anthony: The Opus 4 Initia-tive “Knights Night Out” at St. Gregory the Great. Have raised $70,000 - need to raise $35,000 to meet our goal.Thank you all for your contributions and support.
4th Degree History
Pfc Joe Ryan, a 95 year old WWII veteran and Life Mem-ber of the KofC with SK Jarrod Belprez, age 21 from the Balboa Assembly.
Not many years after the Knights of Columbus was organized in 1882, many of the members began to urge the foundation of a higher degree. The Supreme Board of Directors approved the formation of the 4th Degree in 1899. The first exemplification of the 4th Degree was held at the Aster Hotel in New York on February 22, 1900 with a class of 1400 candidates. The degree expanded swiftly, and a separate board of governors was set up for the new degree in 1910. The chief executive officer of the 4th Degree is the Supreme Master. The 4th Degree is divided in to geographical units known as provinces, of which there are fifteen.
Ronald Sanchez was born on April 25, 1960, in San Diego, and passed away June 28, 2016, after a long battle with cancer. Ronnie lived in Poway most of his life, attend-ing St. Michaels School, and graduating from Poway High School. He attended junior college, and had a passion for learning. He is survived by his
mother, Shirley Sanchez, his brother, Rusty Sanchez, sister Cheryl Sanchez-Smith, brother in-law Gary Smith, nephew Jacob Sanchez, and nieces Jade Sanchez and Shayla Price. He was predeceased by his father, Donald F. Sanchez. Ronald was an active member of the Knights of Columbus. He was a charter member of Our Lady of the Rosary’s Coun-cil 16175 and served as Deputy Grand Knight. During that time, Ron’s leadership was not about title or position but how he could affect the greatest good for wherever he was in life. Ronald was a 4th Degree Captain in the Knights of Co-lumbus Balboa Assembly. Brother Knight Hugh Largey had this to say, “Having had the privilege of having met, recruited and served with Sir Knight Ron Sanchez this past year, he clearly demonstrated to us all the most awesome standard of how to perform as Faithful Captain. We humbly salute him on his journey to his most deserved final promotion. Ron’s most eloquent inspiring articles contributed each month to our newsletter and have been testimony to his saintliness among us. His words in the “Captain’s Corner” found in our February Edition told us what he was made of, where he was coming from, and how he was so focused and persevering as he heroically endured multiple surger-ies with 4th cancer . . . “ I can say it isn’t always easy to remember to offer it up, but for some odd reason, it gives suffering some reasonable sense and seems to lessen the amount of suffering I was going through.” . . . “But even in our small sufferings we can save souls and do a world of good for our loved ones.”
Thank you and God Speed to you, Sir Knight Ron!
This year we had the largest turn out of knights and their families ever. The parade was led by the San Diego Chapter banner. Behind the banner there were 21 sir knights in regalia carrying the US flag and the other flags of the military and services. Fol-lowing was the Supporting our Holy Priests and One Nation Under God Banner. Then there was the Every Baby is Precious. CHOOSE LIFE banner. Then there were 3 Ford Mus-tangs donated by the Mustang Club of San Diego. They were carrying the Knights of Columbus State Deputy and other state and local dignitar-ies. To top it off there were 50 knights and their family members carrying 50 US Flags that were donated to Balboa Assembly. It created an overwhelming display of patriotism. Thanks to all that volunteered.
Funeral Mass for SK Ron Sanchez Wednesday, July 13 - 8:30 a.m.St. Gabriel Catholic Church, Poway, CABlessing of the Bells Saturday, July 16 - NOONMission San Diego de Alcala Enshrinement Mass for the Infant of PragueSaturday July 16, 2016 - 6:00 p.m.Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church, La Jolla, CA
Blessing of the Animals Sunday, July 17 - 3:00 p.m.Mission San Diego de Alcala
Garden of Innocence Saturday, July 23 - 10:00 a.m.El Camino Memorial Gardens, Mira Mesa
Color Corps Callouts
4th of July Parade in Coronado, California
Passing of SK Ron Sanchez
SK Ron Sanchez
Passing of SK Thomas J. Duneghy, PFNThomas Duneghy
Dec. 3, 1934 - June 8, 2016 Thomas was born Dec. 3, 1934, in Kentucky to Theo-dore and Edna Duneghy. He was a Marine Corps veteran of the Korean conflict and an airline mechanic for PSA Airlines. Thomas loved children and gladly took on the role of father figure to Edward (Mickey) Howell, Goldie Derrick and Linda Recasner. In 1975, he married Sara Campista, a widow, who was the mother of 7-year-old twins, Jesus Anthony and Jesus “Cissy” Antoinette. In March of 1982, Thomas become a member of the
Knights of Columbus and was exemplified into the Fourth Degree on January 30, 1993. He served as Grand Knight of Cabrillo Council #2891 from July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003. Sir Knight Thomas was a member of the color corps of Balboa Assembly #40 of San Diego and was a Faithful Navigator of Balboa Assembly from July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001. He served as a Eucharistic minister at Blessed Sacrament Church. In 2011, Thomas and his wife Sara received the Catholic Charities’ Matthew 25 Award for their dedica-tion to the poor and disenfran-chised. Please keep SK Thomas and his family in your prayers.
SKCarlos Rivera, PFN and SKHugh Largey, PFN stand honor guard for SK Thomas Duneghy, PFN
SK Thomas Duneghy
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