Newsletter of The Archdiocese of Cincinnati
The Arch
Knights of Columbus – November 2022
Celina - Coldwater - St. Henry - Fort Recovery - Sidney - Versailles - Greenville - Russia Covington - Wapakoneta - St. Marys - Minster -Russells Point - McCartyville - Spring eld Urbana - Bellefontaine Fairborn - Eaton - Huber Heights - Vandalia - Englewood - Piqua Troy - Tipp City - New Carlisle - Dayton - Xenia - Beavercreek -Centerville - Kettering Hamilton - Fair eld - Harrison - North Bend - Monroe - West Chester - Carthage - Sharonville New Burlington - Norwood - Shandon - Wilmington - Morrow - Mason- Lebanon - Milford - Loveland - Spring el Middletown - Miamisburg - Franklin - Trenton - Cincinnati - Ripley - Fayetteville - Hillsboro - Green eld - West Union - Waynesville
A Time for Celebration The holidays are coming up quickly and they are a time for celebration; Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s. We celebrate being with our families and we celebrate with our brother Knights being thankful for each other and being thankful for the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. The number one lament I heard from brother Knights during and just after the COVID lockdown was not being able to spend time with our brother Knights. Let’s face it, it’s very hard to “celebrate” alone by yourself. We are fraternal men. The councils throughout the Archdiocese are doing some incredible work in the spirit of Blessed
Michael McGivney every day. All of the good works we do in his name, no matter how how large or how small really makes a di erence in our parishes and communities. Even when it happens behind the scenes. Personally, not a day goes by that I am not thankful for the Knights of Columbus, and you my brother Knights. I am truly blessed by knowing all of you and having known our fellow brothers who have passed on – for this I am a better person and I am truly thankful for you. Happy Thanksgiving!
Michael J. Felerski State Treasurer
Gene Cordier Reminder: November Pro Life Rosary Walk Cincinnati Chapter
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If you believe in the power of prayer, and you Parenthood Center, and then return to Holy Name believe in the pro-life e ort, then what better way for Benediction. to pray for the election of pro-life politicians than tens (dare I say hundreds) of Knights praying to Grand Knights, General Program Chairmen, Pro end abortion on Life Activity Directors: bring this event to your Council. Lead by Saturday November example. Get your 5th, the last Rosary "We need to participate for the common good. Knights and their Wa l k b e f o re t h e Sometimes we hear: a good Catholic is not families to Holy election? Name Church at interested in politics. This is not true: good 2422 Auburn Ave For the last 20 or so Catholics immerse themselves in politics by y e a r s , d e d i c a t e d offering the best of themselves so that the leader b y 8 a m o n November 5th for pro-lifers, including can govern." - Pope Francis, 9/16/13 Mass, or by around several local Knights, 8:30 am for the have gathered every rosary procession to Saturday at the Holy Name Church on Auburn Ave Planned Parenthood. Let our prayers close down in Clifton (Near the University of Cincinnati) to this den of iniquity, as did the walls of Jericho fall celebrate Mass, pray three mysteries of the Rosary many years ago. No distance is too far to travel to for the end of abortion in front of the Planned pray for the end of abortion.