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Volume 19, Issue 3

November-December 2018

Special points of interest:

Memorial Mass

Vocation Awareness Week

Grand Knights Dinner

Soccer Challenge

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Pro Life 11

Shrine of the Unborn 13

Vocations 15

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Join us at our open meeting on November 19 at the hall to celebrate the Memorial Mass for all our brother Knights who have passed on before

us. Mass starts at 6:30 pm followed by a dinner.

This evening we remember our fellow Knights that have passed in the last year and the years before, praying for them and their families. The widows of our council are invited as our special

guests for this occasion.

Please mark your calendar to join us in the annual Mass at our hall to pray and celebrate

Mass.

We hope to see you all at this very special memorial for our brothers who have gone before

us.

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COUNCIL OFFICERS 2018 - 2019

GRAND KNIGHT ............................... Matt Straup ............................................................. 310-251-0377 CHAPLAIN .......................................... Father Peter Mallin, O.F.M. Conv. ....................... 310-251-3289 DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT ................ Chris Charon ........................................................... 310-813-9953 CHANCELLOR .................................... Julian Moran ........................................................... 310-753-7678 RECORDER .......................................... Bill Munday ............................................................. 310-721-4093 FINANCIAL SECRETARY. ................... Ken Fogg ................................................................. 310-344-2898 TREASURER ......................................... Cliff d’Autremont, PGK ......................................... 310-378-0481 LECTURER ............................................ Nick Tesi .................................................................. 310-717-2937 ADVOCATE ........................................ Randy Sgro ............................................................. 310-413-4191 WARDEN ............................................ Brian Nelson ............................................................ 310-792-9197 INSIDE GUARD .................................. Tony Ulizio............................................................... 310-543-4703 ............................................................. John Brouillard ........................................................ 310-612-5260 OUTSIDE GUARD .............................. Bob Brouwers .......................................................... 410-802-6004 ONE YEAR TRUSTEE .......................... Tony Orfila, PGK ................................................... 310-890-4217 TWO YEAR TRUSTEE ........................ Victor Cavataio, PGK ............................................ 310-791-0798 THREE YEAR TRUSTEE........................ Vince Barbarie, PGK ............................................. 424-212-3457 DISTRICT 94 DEPUTY ........................ Jorge Rodriguez, PGK .......................................... 310-567-0933 INSURANCE REP ................................ Ernie Literte ............................................................. 310-781-3048

SERVICE PROGRAM DIRECTORS PROGRAM DIRECTOR ...................... Chris Charon ........................................................... 310-813-9953 CHURCH Church SJ ................................ Victor Cavataio, PGK ............................................ 310-791-0798

Church SLM ............................ Tony Orfila, PGK ................................................... 310-890-4217 Church SJF .............................. Bill Munday ............................................................. 310-721-4093 VOCATIONS.......................... Brian Nelson ............................................................ 310-792-9197

FAMILY ................................................ Vince Barbarie, PGK ............................................. 424-212-3457 COMMUNITY ..................................... Cliff d’Autremont, PGK ......................................... 310-378-0481 COUNCIL FUND RAISING ................ Ranil Fernando, PGK ............................................ 310-433-8362 COUNCIL SOCIAL ............................. Randy Sgro ............................................................. 310-413*411 YOUTH ................................................ Brian Gardner ........................................................ 909-908-4791 MEMBERSHIP ...................................... Victor Cavataio, PGK ............................................ 310-791-0798

Retention ................................ Nick Tesi .................................................................. 310-717-2937 PRO-LIFE ............................................. Victor Cavataio, PGK ............................................ 310-791-0798

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN 4TH DEGREE PATRON ...................... Jorge Rodriguez, PGK .......................................... 310-567-0933 PUBLIC RELATIONS ........................... Nick Tesi .................................................................. 310-717-2937 INSURANCE ........................................ Cliff d’Autremont, PGK ......................................... 310-378-0481 VISITATION-SICK .............................. Father Peter Mallin, O.F.M. Conv ........................ 310-251-3289 COMMUNICATIONS ........................ John Maloney, PGK ............................................... 310-545-3993 PHOTOGRAPHY................................ John Maloney, PGK ............................................... 310-545-3993 HISTORIAN ......................................... Cliff d’Autremont, PGK ......................................... 310-378-0481 WEB MASTER ..................................... Robert Brouwers .................................................... 410-802-6604 EMAIL MASTER................................... Larry Rosolowski, PGK .......................................... 310-909-3911

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Nov 1 All Saints Day Nov 5 Regular Council Meeting .................................................. 8:00 p.m. Nov 11 Veterans Day Nov 14 Columbia Holding Society Meeting ............................... 8:00 p.m. Nov 16 Fundraising Dinner ............................................................. 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. Nov 19 Open Meeting (Memorial Mass) ..................................... 6:30 p.m. Nov 22 Thanksgiving Nov 28 4th Degree Meeting .......................................................... 8:00 p.m. Dec 3 Regular Council Meeting ................................................. 8:00 p.m.

Dec 17 Open Meeting .................................................................... 7:00 p.m. Dec 20 Columbia Holding Society Meeting ............................... 8:00 p.m. Dec 25 Christmas Dec 26 Fourth Degree Meeting .................................................... 8:00 p.m. Dec 27 Shrine of the Unborn ......................................................... 2:00 p.m.

Events in November-December 2018

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Grand Knight’s Message Fall is definitely here and as I

promised last Compass News our Council Program is now in full swing. It has been a really busy couple months and I have enjoyed seeing everyone at the various events we have had in the last two months. I am happy to see the mix of old and new faces helping out.

There are a number of events coming up that I wanted to draw your attention to and ask for your support with as “many hands make light work”. The St. James Harvest Festival is November 2-4, the Knights will be manning the Lemonade Booth as usual throughout the weekend. Please email Vince Barbarie or Chris Charan if you can help out for a couple hours at some point over the weekend. There was a signup sheet that went around at the last meeting but there are still some shifts open. We were planning to have a Habitat for Humanity work day on November 10th but I was notified that Habitat had to postpone the event due to personnel availability please look for a new date sometime next year. The next 2 months will have a couple of great events that I hope to see a big turnout for. First our November 19th open meeting will be our annual Memorial Mass at the Hall, we celebrate mass together as brothers remembering

our deceased Brothers that have gone to rest before us, please be on the lookout in your email for the time once I confirm it with Fr. Peter. Second, is the Annual Christmas Party on December 15th at 1pm, please invite your families, friends, as well as any prospective Knights and their families there will be food, activities for the kids, and Santa will be there with gifts for the kids as well.

We also have a monthly dinner on the November 16th please bring your family and friends to eat, I think it is one of the best deals going for a dinner out and goes to a great cause. There will be a 4th degree call out for Veteran’s Day at St. John Fisher, as well as Coffee and Doughnuts at both St. Lawrence and St. James in November and December.

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Some of the events that we supported the last few months were: The Soccer Challenge at the AYSO opening day we had about 23 kids compete and gave out awards on 10/28 to honor the winners. Monthly Fundraising Dinners in both September and October to support our charities. We provided food at the St. John Fisher parish BBQ as a fundraising and recruitment event. We had a great turnout for all of these events and did a good job raising money to support our Seminarians as well as our other Charities.

As far as donations the last 2 months we sent our installment checks to the 6 seminarians that we support as well as the House of Yahweh.

Thanksgiving and Christmas will be upon us in the next two months and I want to take this time to thank all of you for the work that you do and examples that you set within the Knights, our Parishes and our broader Community. The faith, selflessness, and care for others that you all display is a light in what seems an increasingly selfish world.

Thank you again for your support and trust in me this year.

Matt Straup Grand Knight

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Chaplain’s Message by

Fr. Peter F. Mallin, OFM Conv

St. Edward, which eventually changed its name to Church of Our Lady of Consolation. There was a great desire for a replica of the statue of Our Lady of Consolation that exists in the Cathedral in Luxembourg to be brought to the church in Carey. A member of the local parish who still had relatives in the old country agreed to return to Luxembourg to have a replica made and brought back to Carey. In March of 1875, the statue made of oak and which could be dressed and adorned with jewels, made its way to Carey, OH. Fr. Gloden was filled with joy at the sight of the statue as were many of the church’s parishioners who asked that it might be carried in procession from a parish in nearby Frenchtown to the church in Carey. Fr. Gloden hesitated for quite some time, fearing to offend the rather large


The Story of Our

Lady of Consolation This past August, I was

able to participate in the nine-day novena to celebrate the Assumption of Mary into Heaven at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey, OH. This shrine is a basilica about one and half hour drive from the city of Columbus and has been administered by our Conventual Franciscan community since 1912. The devotion to Our Lady of Consolation originated in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg which enjoys the patronage of “Mary, Consoler of the Afflicted”. Immigrants from Luxembourg came to the United States and settled in the mid-West, especially in Ohio and like many other immigrants Catholics brought with them the traditional piety of their homeland. Fr. Joseph Peter Gloden, a Catholic priest from Luxembourg, came to the Carey community with instructions from Bishop Amadeus Rapp, Bishop of Cleveland, to organize a Catholic congregation. In 1867, Fr. Gloden built the church of

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Protestant community of Carey. After considerable reflection, he decided to go ahead with the procession, and desired to give Our Lady of Consolation the most solemn entry possible into Carey. The procession date was May 24, 1875, the feast of Mary Helper of All Christians. The procession attracted thousands of people all over Ohio. But what people remember most of all is the miraculous events that took place during the procession.

A severe storm with strong winds and thunder passed through the community followed by heavy rains. On the morning of 24th of May, 1875 it continued to rain heavily during the mass. Fr. Gloden was hesitant to allow the procession to proceed, but he decided the people would be sorely disappointed if they did not get to carry Our Lady to the Shrine Church in Carey. What happened was as soon as the statue was brought to the entrance of the Church, the sun pierced the clouds and was shining on the whole line of the procession all the way to about a mile from Carey, while it was continually thundering and lightning on both sides of the procession. When they came to within a mile from the village of Carey, the clouds from both sides clashed together right in front of the procession, and it seemed

(Continued from page 6) impossible for the statue to reach the church before the rain would pour down upon the pilgrims. But at last, the statue of Our Lady of Consolation reached the church and scarcely had it entered the church when all of a sudden the rain poured down like a cloudburst and hardly anyone found time to enter the church or seek shelter elsewhere to escape the rain. This remarkable event made a deep impression upon both Protestants and Catholics alike and from that time on, people began to come to Carey from far and near to implore the help of Our Lady of Consolation in all kinds of afflictions. Fr. Gloden continued to tell stories of many cures being reported through the years. In 1912, the Conventual Franciscans were invited to administer the shrine church and have been there ever since. In 1925, a larger church was built to accommodate the


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September Date Member's Name

1 Anthony Ulizio 3 Joe Demarest 3 Glenn Gaza 6 Kenneth Bohney 8 Frank Kraus 8 Robert McGowan 13 Rev. John Tran 15 David Frappier 15 Tony Lo Bue 18 Kenneth O'Neil 21 PGK Vince Barbarie 25 Alan Brian Roxas 27 Normand Leroux 28 Julius Ramirez 29 Rev. James Kavanagh 29 Ray Shogan

Wife’s Name

5 Amy Sabol 6 Sue Shepard 11 Candi Brouwers 11 Mary Anne Kearney 12 Jimena Furie 15 Annette Leroux 15 Carrianne Lo Bue 22 Nikki-Sara Mitchell 23 Lisa Warnstedt 25 Pauline Oppenheim

Birthdays

October Date Member's Name

2 Dennis Dela Fuente 2 Richard Mahoney 4 Rev. Joe Kammerer 7 Rev. James Cavanagh 8 Rev. Peter Mallin 12 John Pavlin 18 Manny Fernandez 19 Daniel Sheen 22 Rev. Paul Wolkovits 27 PGK Howard De Ruyter 29 Carlos Martine

Wife’s Name

4 Myra Weissner 6 Zen Hampel 9 Natalie Straup 10 Noreen Thomas 16 Barbara Combar 18 Nancy Kraus 19 Teresa Fisher 31 Paula Orlandini

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November Date Names No. of Years

2 Rosa & Fabio Peraro 49 Years 3 Sue & James Shepard 39 Years 7 Carrianne & Tony Lo Bue 37 Years 12 Luciana Saver & Alan James Baptista 19 Years 12 Karen & Larry Rosolowski 35 Years 18 Laura & Benjamin Aranda 12 Years 22 Mary & Leonard Kenney 43 Years

December Date Names No. of Years 2 Didi & James Egnatuk 40 Years 28 Rita & Robert Spanbauer 44 Years

Anniversaries

National Vocation Awareness

Week (NVAW) is an annual

week-long celebration of the

Catholic Church in the United

States dedicated to promote

vocations to the priesthood,

diaconate and consecrated life

through prayer and education,

and to renew our prayers and

support for those who are

considering one of these

particular vocations. NVAW

began in 1976 when the U. S.

bishops designated the 28th

Sunday of the year for

NVAW. In 1997, this celebration

was moved to coincide with the

Feast of the Baptism of the Lord,

which fell on January 13 in

2013. Beginning in 2014, NVAW

was moved to the first full week of

November.

NATIONAL VOCATION AWARENESS WEEK

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large numbers of people who come to offer prayers and gratitude. In 1935, the Conventual Franciscans established a seminary adjacent to the shrine church. The Shrine would be frequented by pilgrims during the era of World War II when anxious families prayed for the return of their sons and brothers serving overseas, and many a lucky service member came to the Shrine to offer thanks for a safe return. In 1956, additional land adjacent to the shrine was bought and turned into a Shrine Park to accommodate ten thousand worshipers for the main celebration of Our Lady of Consolation, who gathered on August 15 for the feast of the Assumption. In 1971, Pope St. Paul VI raised the church of Our Lady of Consolation to the status of a basilica. It continues to attract many devoted pilgrims, including members of the Chaldean Catholic communities who have migrated to the mid-west from the Middle East,

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Hello Los Crusados Council brothers The Pregnancy Help Center invites you to sign up for "St. James Church Baby Bottle Collection --Volunteers Needed October 27th & 28th". Please help collect donations in baby bottles after each mass. A few minutes of your time helps save lives! Thank you. Vic Cavataio, PGK Pro Life Director

Pro Life

PGK Dinner

On Sunday October 21, a Past Grand Knights dinner was held in honor of Junior Past Grand Knight, Vince Barbarie. Thirty five people were in attendance including several past Grand Knights and Spouses.

A sumptuous Dinner was catered by Danny Maricich Catering followed by a presentation by Past Grand Knight Vic Cavataio honoring Vince Barbarie's year leading the Los Crusados Council as Grand Knight.

John Maloney prepared the agenda and a DVD of photos depicting Vince in action.

Thank you John and Vince. Vic Cavataio PGK

PGK Tony Orfila and Claire Fieger

Junior Past Grand Knight Vince and wife

Sofia

PGK Vic Cavataio & PGK Vince Barbarie

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The October Monthly Dinner

The dinner was not as well attended as we like. Perhaps half the crowd of the Rib dinner in September. We believe the LA Dodgers game had something to do with it as it appeared we were in good company with our

neighbor restaurants.

It was still a nice evening with our regulars, all the priests from St James and a number of Knights that usually come to these

dinners.

As far as the seasonal tickets, our sales are off a bit, perhaps half of what we had last year. I kept hearing the answer from a number of Knights that they could not make all the dinners. I have to agree that I cannot make all the dinners either, however we still try to support our charities by being a seasonal ticket holder, plus it gives you more incentive to

come down to the dinners.

When people call me in regards to coming to the dinner I try to remind them that even if it isn’t their favorite meal the money goes to helping others and that is the point of charity

dinners.

In fact we have some people that come and pay for two dinners when they are have one or a couple buying 3 dinners with the 3rd as a contribution. What a

win, making a contribution to a cause of helping seminarians, girls that go to pregnancy help center because they have no where else to turn or star house

and you get food on top of that.

We will have one more dinner this calendar year, menu unknown, lets call it charities that need our help as Thanksgiving is coming and no place better to go to give thanks than a charity to help those that need help. On top of that you get to join your fellow Knights and families in a relaxed environment of conversation and a drink if you visit bar to toast your good fortune to be on the giving side to help others and enjoy and

evening in good company.

See you at the next dinner,

Nick Tesi, Season Ticket Holder

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You are invited to a Mass and Rosary procession service to the Shrine to the Unborn on Thursday December 28th, 2018. Holy Cross Cemetery is at 5835 West Slauson Ave., between Sepulveda and La Cienega.

The service will begin at 2:00 pm at the Holy Cross Cemetery Risen Christ Chapel with Mass. Our celebrant will be Bishop Joseph Sartoris.

The procession to the Shrine will be led by the Fourth Degree Color Corps. During the procession, the Rosary will be recited. A floral offering will be presented to the Blessed Mother at the shrine while a hymn is sung. A scriptural reading and a homily will then be given, followed by prayers. A final hymn will conclude the service.

This service of prayer for the unborn is an annual event. Please bring your family and friends.

For further information,

contact: Thomas E. Ullman tel. (310) 670-0605

Shrine of the Unborn

The Annual Christmas Party is on December 15th at 1p.m., Please invite your families, friends, as well as any prospective Knights and their families. There will be food, activities for the kids, and Santa will be there with gifts for the kids as well.

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Health and Welfare Report Los Crusados Council #1990

October 2018

Brother Knight Marshall Gavin: father-in-law of Ben Aranda, is bed bound due to the effects of a brain tumor. Tumor is slowly growing and surgery is not an option. George Chu, brother in law of Brother Knight Ken Fogg, who is still recovering from a stroke. Fr. Christopher Deitz, OFM Conv, former Minister Superior of Fr. Peter’s Franciscan community who is chronically ill with an auto-immune disease which has incapacitated him. BK Stacy Gilcrest, who is suffering from degenerative disk disease. George Klein, brother in law of BK Nick Tesi, who is recovering from brain surgery. BK Brian Gardner, who is recovering from knee surgery. Suki Claxton, mother in law of the daughter of BK Julian Moran, who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. Robert Brouwers, father of BK Robert Brouwers, who is being treated for vascular issues. BK Warren Raymond Shogan, who is suffering from the effects of Parkinson’s Disease. Philip Fernandes, father of PGK Ranil Fernandes, who is

recovering from illness. Maria Eleonora, mother in law of BK Alan Baptista, who was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. Laurie Munday, cousin of BK Bill Munday, who is suffering from terminal breast cancer. +David Gilcrest, father of BK Stacy Gilcrest, who passed away September 17 from complications of diabetes. +Diedre Hick, classmate of JulianMoran, who passed away recently. +Jack Wong, an extended family member of Council Chaplain Fr. Peter Mallin, who passed away September 29 at the age of 101.

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Dear Brother Knights and families, On Sept. 22, 2018, we were blessed with the Priestly Ordination of Father Basil Ozor at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral in Okigwe, Nigeria. Our Council has helped support Father Basil over the past several years. We wish to thank Father Rowland Nwokocha, who traveled to Nigeria and sent us

these photos.

Please continue to pray for our

priests and seminarians.

In Christ,

Brian Nelson

Vocations Director

VOCATIONS

At his first Mass, Father Basil (standing)

extends a blessing to Father Rowland

Nwokocha, who has served as his mentor.

During the Ordination ceremony, Deacon

Basil (kneeling, right) vows to respect and

obey his Bishop and superiors.

Father Basil blesses the altar and

congregationwith incense.

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† Thomas A. Gould .................... 1919 - 1920 † Peter P. Riley ........................... 1920 - 1921 † Andrew Colmerauer .............. 1921 - 1922 † John H. Mellish ........................ 1922 - 1923 † Joseph J. Murphy ................... 1923 - 1924 † Robert M. Garbe ................... 1924 - 1925 † Joseph J. Murphy ................... 1925 - 1926 † Henry L. Hiss ............................ 1926 - 1927 † Fred F. Lippert ........................ 1927 - 1930 † Gordon McDonald ................. 1930 - 1931 † Michael F. Mack ..................... 1931 - 1933 † H. A. McDougald .................... 1933 - 1934 † Gordon McDonald ................. 1934 - 1935 † Fred F. Lippert ........................ 1935 - 1937 † Charles Czulegar ................... 1937 - 1938 † Joseph P. Hodson ................... 1938 - 1940 † Carl Gramling ......................... 1940 - 1941 † Philip H. Rockstroh .................. 1941 - 1942 † G. S. McCarthy ....................... 1942 - 1943 † Henry L. Hiss ............................ 1943 - 1944 † Donald A. Pennington ............ 1944 - 1946 † Robert J. Douglas ................... 1946 - 1947 † Lloyd J. Klassen ...................... 1947 - 1948 † Neil S. McCann ....................... 1948 - 1949 † Fred F. Lippert ........................ 1949 - 1950 † George W. Schneider .......... 1950 - 1951 Paul B. Sessinghaus ................... 1951 - 1952 † Heine Miller ............................. 1952 - 1953 † Ed Conrad ................................ 1953 - 1954 John McVey ................................ 1954 - 1955 † Heine Miller ............................. 1955 - 1956 † Richard Burch........................... 1956 - 1957 † Louis D. Fucci ............................ 1957 - 1958 Don Whann ................................. 1958 - 1959 † James O'Toole ........................ 1959 - 1960 † Lyle J. O'Hora ......................... 1960 - 1961 † Stacy Rodman ......................... 1961 - 1962 † Larry Sargent .......................... 1962 - 1963 † Art O'Keefe ............................. 1963 - 1964 Joseph Bonchonsky .................... 1964 - 1965 S. Richard Lucia .......................... 1965 - 1966 † Lawrence Kerby ..................... 1966 - 1967 Thomas A. Guardi ..................... 1967 - 1968 † Charles C. Denova ................. 1968 - 1970 Ralph Hedges ............................. 1970 - 1971 † Elmer Mullen ............................ 1971 - 1972 Terrance Trudeau ...................... 1972 - 1973

Joseph A. Kearney ................. 1973 - 1974 † Robert C. Menard ............... 1974 - 1975 † Theodore Gabrielli ............. 1975 - 1976 † Emery Rockwood ................. 1976 - 1977 Paul Beaudoin .......................... 1977 - 1978 Howard L. Little ....................... 1978 - 1979 † Lawrence Mercier, Jr. ......... 1979 † Harold Mason ...................... 1980 † Anthony Scarpiello .............. 1980 - 1981 † James J. Sanford ................. 1981 - 1982 † Brother Robert Ouellette ... 1982 - 1984 Edward Staal ........................... 1984 - 1985 Joseph A. Kearney ................. 1985 - 1986 Paul Beaudoin .......................... 1986 - 1987 Clifford d'Autremont .............. 1987 - 1989 Paul Beaudoin .......................... 1989 - 1990 John I. Maloney ....................... 1990 - 1992 Joseph A. Kearney ................. 1992 - 1994 † Rudy C. Wittal ..................... 1994 - 1995 William B. Hoenig, Jr. ............ 1995 - 1997 † Charles Denova ................... 1997 - 1998 James Shepard ....................... 1998 - 1999 † Rey T. Rojo ............................ 1999 - 2001 Clifford d'Autremont .............. 2001 - 2002 Donald Naffziger ................... 2002 - 2003 Thomas L. Smith ....................... 2003 - 2005 John I. Maloney ....................... 2005 - 2006 Joseph Muhl IV ........................ 2006 - 2007 James Bailey ............................ 2007 - 2008 Ranil M. Fernando .................. 2008 - 2009 Joseph McGrath ...................... 2009 - 2010 Larry Rosolowski ..................... 2010 - 2011 Jorge Rodriguez ..................... 2011 - 2012 Howard De Ruyter.................. 2012 - 2013 Ben Aranda .............................. 2013 - 2014 Carl McKnight .......................... 2014 - 2015 Tony Orfila ............................... 2015 - 2016 Victor Cavataio ....................... 2016 - 2017 Vince Barbarie ........................ 2017 - 2018 Matt Stroup .............................. 2018

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directed to The Editor, Compass News, Los Crusados Council No. 1990,

214 Avenue I, Redondo Beach, CA 90277 Articles for next bulletin are due by December 17, 2018 Council Hall Telephone No.......310-540-5898 Web site .................. www.kofcknights.org/CouncilSite/?CNO=1990

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PRESIDENT Randy Sgro (2) VICE-PRESIDENT Bill Munday (1) SECRETARY Julian Moran (2) TREASURER Jorge Rodriguez, PGK (2) DIRECTOR Mike Staal (1) DIRECTOR Ben Aranda (1) COUNCIL REP Matt Straup, GK RENTAL AGENT Jim Provencio (310) 490-7720 BAR MANAGER Jim Provencio

STATE OFFICERS

“To God be the Glory” State Deputy Romy Quevedo State Chaplain Rev. Arturo L. Albano State Secretary Joseph Salaiz State Treasurer George H. Frates III State Advocate Steve Bolton State Warden Noel Panlilio State Executive Secretary Barry Crowley (909) 434-0460

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President Robert Rubio Chaplain Fr. Lawrence Seyer

CHAPTER DELEGATES Vince Barbarie, PGK Matt Straup, GK Chris Charan. DGK

BULLETIN EDITORS Ed Staal, PGK 310-374-7678 Cliff d'Autremont, PGK 310-378-0481 John Maloney, PGK 310-545-3993

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ST. JOHN FISHER

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ST. LAWRENCE MARTYR 1930 S. Prospect, Redondo Beach

310-540-0329 Mon., Wed., & Fri. 6:15, 8:00 AM Tues. & Thur. Noon Sat. 6:15, 8:00 AM, 5:00 PM Sun. 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 AM, 5:00 PM

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