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Pittsfield, Massachusetts

 

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Habitat for Humanity

  Through the ongoing efforts of  local Knights,  our council  continues to exemplify the Knights' spirit of community volunteerism by supporting  local  Habitat for Humanity projects.

  We will be organizing another outing soon.  If  you would like to participate in a cause that serves both our Church and our Community, please do not hesitate to join in. 

  Don't feel you can't contribute to this noteworthy endeavor because you never or rarely participate in K of C functions, or because you're not a professional tradesman.  -   Your involvement is both welcomed and wanted!!   Your Brother Knights will make you comfortable in helping the Knights help others.

  Phone Grand Knight Jack Laviolette at 442-3527 to answer this calling for your services and sign up for our next Habitat for Humanity work outing!

You'll always have something more valuable to give than money.

 




 Monsignor Eugene F. Marshall - Knights of Columbus - Council 103 - Pittsfield, Massachusetts  welcomes you to our web site.  This publication has been developed as a communication tool for Council 103, but all visitors are invited to view.  We especially encourage participation &  feedback from Knights within our community and beyond.

Council Offices are Located at Saint Charles Church
100 Briggs Ave., Pittsfield, MA 01201
email: 
kofc103@kofc103.org

    Council 103 Newsletter
-by Grand Knight Jack Laviolette

May, 2012



Brother Knights;

RECRUITING, Let’s try to double our recruiting efforts by talking to one new person every month, regarding our Knight’s activities, planting the seeds will ultimately increase our membership,  promote the volunteering and good works supporting our Church.

Food Pantries in our community are helping to feed our neighbors. The need has become greater than ever. Thank you for your caring and sharing.

 Be recognized as a Knight of Columbus while volunteering,  K of C hats, available from Dave King and K of C Shirts & Jackets from Eastern Advertising, Jim McVey, 1-800-828-5603; The English Company 1-800-444-5632; Lynch & Kelly 1-888-548-3890, or on line.  ...Read Jack's Complete Newsletter

John E. Seaver  District & State News
-from District Deputy John E. Seaver

I was asked as the DD to write some "words of wisdom" for the website. I don't think I have much wisdom, but I will share what little I have.  Before I rise, I start my prayers for the day. Usually, I begin with my rosary, but depending on the time, I may recite the Angelus.. After my shower, I kneel before Our God to remind myself of my proper place before Him and ask Him to help me through the day. After I dress and as I walk toward the kitchen, I pray over my wife and each of my five children and their families. I then stand for a moment and ask Our King to make me a worthy Knight this day. For I believe, this is the beginning of what it means to be a Knight and I wonder if I fully answered the call that He gave me. If I didn't then it is time to try again. (That happens often.) 

Keep checking this spot for the latest District/State News and Information from DD John E Seaver.

 
  Council 103 Volunteers Participate in numerous Habitat for Humanity Projects  

  As most of us know by now, Habitat for Humanity has become a focus of Council 103's community support activities.   Council 103 volunteers frequently join together at a Habitat building site in a spirit of community fellowship ....Read More & See Pictures

  Chaplain's Comments
-by Father Peter Gregory

   As witnesses to the Christian way of life we gather to worship and we raise the Scriptures before us to proclaim, “This is the Word of the Lord”!  These words spoken in a prayerful setting fit so naturally yet, in the common experiences of life we need to reflect on God’s Word and our own words.  How does God challenge us daily to unite our words with “the Word of the Lord”? ....Read More
 Become a Knight
 Why Join the Knights of Columbus?

  Imagine being part of an organization that fills your heart and mind with the joy of giving to others and the feeling that comes with making a difference.  Knights are Catholic men, 18 years of age and older, who are committed to supporting the Church while making their community a better place.  ....Read More
Father McGivney  Father McGivney and the History of the Knights

  Born in Waterbury, CT on Aug. 12, 1852, Michael J. McGivney was the oldest of 13 children of Irish immigrants Patrick and Mary Lynch McGivney. Michael was baptized at Immaculate Conception Church in Waterbury and attended grammar school there. ....Read More
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Council 103 Meetings:
Held on the Second and Fourth Tuesday of the Month in the Council Chambers.
     
* Trustees  7:00 PM
      * Officers   7:15 PM
      * Council    7:30 PM

Council 103 Provides Wheelchair Lift

Shaun Murphy stands near as his children, Molly and Patrick, enjoy the aid of the wheelchair lift that was paid for by Msgr. Eugene F. Marshall Council 103 in Pittsfield. Knight Paul DiVirgilio, far right, organized the council’s effort to raise $4,395 lift for the children, who have spinal muscular atrophy.