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Membership Membership Benefits As a member of the Knights of Columbus, you and your family enjoy many benefits, including 12 free issues annually of the Columbia magazine, the world's largest Catholic family magazine, eligibility to join the Knights of Columbus top-ranked life insurance program, and many more family and personal benefits. Union Council 4504 is active in Parish Activities, Youth Activities, Family Activities, Community Service, and Council Activities. Get involved and meet other parish men and their families. How To Join Membership in the Knights of Columbus is open to practicing Catholic men in union with the Holy See, who are at least 18 years old. A practicing Catholic is one who lives up to the Commandments of God and the precepts of the Church. Application blanks are available from any member of the Knights of Columbus.

Back Rev. Monsignor Anselm Nwaorgu, Ph.D Christmas: The Challenge of an Unknown Day Msgr. Anselm Nwaorgu, Ph.D. My dear fellow knights, during this advent season we will hear a lot about the word of god calling us to “Repent, because the kingdom of heaven is at hand!” A different translation of this phrase puts it this way, "Turn to God and change the way you think and act because the kingdom of heaven is near." This translation makes a lot of sense when we think about the advent season. The word, “Repent” means “to change one’s life”; “to change the way one thinks”; “to change the way one acts”. This understanding is consistent with Romans 12:2 where St. Paul uses two specific phrases to describe a repentant attitude: “Do not be conformed to this world” and “Be you transformed by the renewal of your mind.” So, repentance is not just about obtaining the forgiveness of sins but it is, more so, about being repentant enough to be a child of the kingdom; repentant enough to deal with the enemies of the soul; repentant enough to so see the world from an eternal perspective. So, the Advent call for repentance is a call to get rid from our life and our heart every property that belongs to Satan—things like anger, wrath, revenge, hatred, pride, jealousy, lust, gluttony, debauchery, covetousness, slander, unforgiveness, wickedness, etc., for these are deadly poisons to a soul that seeks the kingdom of God. It is also an invitation to live life fully by letting go of things like ingratitude, jealousy, and envy for we cannot attract what we attack; things like bigotry, racism, cynicism, gossip, and a judgmental spirit, for down deep within us we are no better than others; things like worrying, fear, procrastination, and self-deprecation for these detract from our trust and faith in God; things like misery, nonchalant spirituality, and uncharitable living for life is just too short to be wasted living like that. My friends, Advent is a season that calls us to let our eyes see the best in us and in others and to celebrate the good in us and in others; a call for us to let our words edify the soul, our hearts forgive the worst, and our minds forget the bad and the ugly. It is a call for us to stand up for what is right, for what is just, and for what is fair. It is a call never to allow ourselves to be dragged into endless and useless fights, quarrels, negativity, and debasement. It is a call for us to be reconciled with God, with our neighbor, and with ourselves. It is a time that warns us of complacency in responsible living, procrastination in what should be done today, and unbelief in the Word of God. It is a time that calls us to “Let go”, “Let God”, and “Get going” for we do not know the day nor the hour of our visitation. May God bless our advent preparation so that it may bear the desired fruit in our relationship with one another and with God! Merry Christmas!

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Back to Officers Nomination Process: A Step Toward Leadership Elected Positions: An Array of Opportunities for Leadership Excellence Grand Knight : Steering the helm with strategic acumen and mentoring future leaders. The Grand Knight is the council's chief executive officer. He is responsible for setting council goals and ensuring all officers fulfill their duties to reach these objectives. He presides over all meetings, appoints program and committee directors as needed, fills officer roles in the event of vacancies, countersigns checks and orders for payment, and oversees the council’s degree team. Ideally, the Grand Knight should be a junior so that, as a senior, he can mentor the next Grand Knight. The grand knight must complete the Safe Environment training. Deputy Grand Knight : A crucial right-hand role, stepping into leadership when the Grand Knight is absent. Some Deputy Grand Knights serve as their council's program director. Ultimately, he assists the Grand Knight in leading and reaching council objectives. In some councils, the deputy grand knight role might be used to groom a possible Grand Knight candidate for the following year. Finally, the Deputy Grand Knight may serve as a liaison between the council and other groups with similar interests (i.e., Newman Club, pro-life club, etc.). Chancellor : Strengthening our membership and embodying the core values of the Knights of Columbus. He is responsible for recruiting and retaining members, and to this end, he should set up events that display the values and principles of the Knights of Columbus. The Chancellor should participate in the council's degree team and serve on the Admission and Retention committees. Treasurer : Precision in managing council finances, ensuring fiscal responsibility. He receives money from the financial secretary and deposits funds into council accounts. He is also responsible for paying all council expenses. He also balances and verifies the ledger and keeps the updated budget approved by the council. Advocate : Guardian of parliamentary procedures, seeking legal counsel when necessary. The advocate acts as a council parliamentarian. He should know Robert's Rules of Order and Methods of Conducting a Council Meeting (#1937). The advocate should be able to take on additional responsibilities as the council deems necessary. Recorder : A meticulous documentarian, ensuring transparency in communication. He should Family Director The Grand Knight appoints the family director and reports to the program director. Responsible for all family-based council programs. The required Safe Environment training and background check must be completed. Community Director : The Grand Knight appoints and reports to the program director. Responsible for all community-based council programs. He directs programs that support and encourage service to the community that fights poverty, aids the individual, promotes athletic events, and sponsors more extensive programs and campaigns. He should be comfortable contacting and coordinating with organizations that align in crucial areas of community assistance. The required Safe Environment training and background check must be completed. Life Director : The Grand Knight appoints the life director and reports to the program director. Responsible for all life-based council programs. The individual appointed to this position should be comfortable discussing and planning efforts within the context of supporting and affirming life in all stages and all conditions. Notably, he strives to promote programs that support and encourage the advancement of the pro-life movement, people with intellectual disabilities, and persecuted Christians. Membership Director : The membership director serves as the head of the Admission Committee and works to grow the council's membership through new and transfer members. He should actively identify potential recruits, plan recruitment programs, host informational meetings, and encourage council members to seek candidates. In addition, the membership director should ensure that a council has access to frequent degree exemplifications (whether its own or local councils) and should work that each member reaches at least the third degree in a timely manner. Retention Chairman : The retention chairman works to keep the council's members active. Implement programs and practices that provide mentors for new members and regularly communicate with them to encourage their participation. When a council wishes to suspend members, the retention chairman must reach out to members and ask them to keep their membership or transfer to another council.

Knight Digest Knight Digest Knight Digest Knight Digest Council #4504 1034 Jeanette Avenue Union, New Jersey 07083 (908-686-4504 Join our mailing list Email* Subscribe Please consider donating to the JFK Assembly Wreath Across America locations. Donations can be made on line or by check to JFK Assembly 1034 Jeanette Ave Union Nj. We have 174 veterans we would like to honor with a wreath. Thank you Flag Ceremony The JFK Assembly replaced the Holy Spirit School flag Sunday, June 14th, US Flag Day, with the parnishners participating. Heading 3 The Feast of Corpus Christi On June 7th Holy Spirit Church celebrated the feast of Corpus Christi. Thanks to the Sir Knights and their families who sponsored the outside altars and the Color Corpsmen. Honorary & Honorary Life Memberships The Supreme Council recognizes Brother Knights who have reached 25 and 50 years of continuous service by granting Honorary and Honorary Life status. Eligible members receive special membership cards acknowledging their dedication to the Order. Honorary Membership Brother Knights are designated Honorary Members when they meet the following criteria: Age: 65 years or older Membership: 25 consecutive years in the Order Honorary Members are exempt from general fund charges, except for State and Supreme Council per capita assessments. To cover the New Jersey State Per Capita charge, Honorary Members are assessed $10.00 per year in dues. Honorary Membership cards are mailed each December to qualifying members along with their annual dues notice. Honorary Life Membership A Brother Knight is designated an Honorary Life Member when he meets either of the following: Age 70 with 25 consecutive years of membership 50 consecutive years of membership, regardless of age Honorary Life Members are fully exempt from: Council dues State and Supreme Council per capita charges All assessments Additionally, all priests and members of religious communities automatically receive Honorary Life status upon taking their First Degree and are permanently exempt from dues and assessments. Honorary Life Membership cards are mailed to each member as soon as they are received by the Financial Secretary. Intellectual Disabilities Drive Intellectual Disabilities Drive Intellectual Disabilities Drive Intellectual Disabilities Drive The Union Knights have begun this year’s Intellectual Disabilities Drive, and we are grateful for the generosity shown by our parish communities. To date, we have held three drives—one at St. Michael’s and two at Holy Spirit—collecting a total of $2,000.00. Our Goal We aim to donate $1,000 each to the following four Union County charities: Community Access Unlimited ARC of Union County Camp Fatima Crossroads of Opportunities These organizations provide essential support and opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Supporting Special Olympics To fully meet our goal, we must collect an additional 10% beyond the $4,000 total. This extra amount will help support the New Jersey State Knights of Columbus Special Olympics Program. Across the state, Knights volunteer as: Coaches Timekeepers Trainers Cooks and servers during events Every council in New Jersey participates in this effort, and your support strengthens these statewide initiatives. More Drives Coming This Spring We will continue our fundraising efforts with additional drives in the spring. Your participation—whether through volunteering or donating—helps us reach more families and expand our charitable impact. How to Donate If you would like to contribute to the Intellectual Disabilities Drive, donations may be sent to: Knights of Columbus (Include your council name in the memo line) Your generosity directly supports individuals and families in our community. 1034 Jeanette Ave Union NJ 07083 C/O IDD Chairman P.S. On memo line please put Intellectual Disabilities Food Drive & Roses for Baptisms Food Drive Ministry Our council supports a year‑round food drive to assist needy parishioners at St. Michael’s Church and Holy Spirit Church. This ongoing effort also benefits senior citizens in Union, as well as the St. Michael’s (Union) and St. Joseph’s (Elizabeth) Food Pantries. Your generosity helps ensure that families and seniors in our community never go without essential food items. How to Help If you would like to donate non‑perishable food or volunteer in this ministry, please contact: Chuck Cababe 📱 908‑868‑8114 (call or text) Roses for Baptisms Our council celebrates the gift of life by presenting roses to the newly baptized and their families at St. Michael’s Church and Holy Spirit Church. This joyful outreach takes place on the second Sunday of each month, and occasionally on additional Saturdays and Sundays as needed. This simple gesture brings warmth, welcome, and encouragement to families beginning their child’s journey of faith. How to Serve If you would like to participate in this beautiful ministry, please contact: Chuck Cababe 📱 908‑868‑8114 (call or text) Our council has a food drive throughout the year for needy parishioners at St. Michaels Church and Holy Spirit Church. It also benefits senior citizens in Union and St. Michael's (Union) and St. Joseph's (Elizabeth) Food Pantries. If you would like to donate non-perishable food or serve in this ministry, please text or call Chuck Cababe at 908-868-8114. Knights of Columbus / 4th Degree Apparel........... If any one is interested in purchasing Knights of Columbus or 4th Degree Apparel, please contact Michael Peter at dd18kofcmwp@gmail.com . The store will open for the Knights of Columbus merchandise on the second week of February until the final week of February. The store will open for the 4th Degree items to be processed at the end of February to have at our meeting in March. If there are any questions, please contact the above information. Coats for Kids Program Through a special program offered by the Knights of Columbus Supreme Council, our council is able to purchase brand‑new winter coats for children in need within Holy Spirit Parish and St. Michael’s Parish. These coats are distributed directly to families who need help keeping their children warm during the winter season. How You Can Help A box of 12 new coats costs $285, which is less than $25 per coat. Your support—whether large or small—helps ensure that every child has a warm coat this winter. We gratefully accept donations of any amount, but we encourage those who are able to consider donating $25 or more to cover the cost of one brand‑new coat. How to Donate By Mail Send monetary donations to: Union Knights of Columbus 134 Jeanette Ave Union, NJ 07083 Attn: Steve Nagy, PGK Please make checks payable to: Union Knights of Columbus Write “Coats for Kids” on the memo line. In Person Cash donations may be given to Steve Nagy, PGK at the Council meetings. Parish Designation If you would like your donation to support a specific parish, please indicate: Holy Spirit Parish, or St. Michael’s Parish If no parish is specified, your donation will be split evenly between both. More Information For questions or additional details, please contact: Steve Nagy, PGK 📞 (908) 967‑9060 📧 toys4504@aol.com Help Us Make a Difference Your generosity helps us provide the gift of warmth to children who need it most. Thank you for helping us make a meaningful impact this winter.

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Programs At the Knights of Columbus, there is no shortage of activities or projects that you can either get involved with or participate in at any level. Below is a list of many of our activities offered by both the Knights of Columbus and the Columbian Club. Please look them over and seriously consider getting involved. Clothing Drive - Each year, the Council holds a clothing drive, and the profits from this event are used to support the council's charitable efforts. Collected items include any usable clothing, shoes, belts, handbags, linens, and stuffed animals. All donations should be placed in large plastic bags and securely tied. Toy Drive - Second Chance Toys is a community-based initiative that rescues unwanted plastic toys that are gently used and distributes them to children in need through local community organizations while also helping the environment. How can you help? Donate toys: Plastic only, must be clean, no small or missing parts, and battery-powered toys must be fully operational. Drop-off times will be posted on the Knight Digest and the website. Charitable Raffle - Four times per year, the Council runs a 50/50 drawing. If you are a member, tickets for this drawing will automatically be mailed to your house. Each member is asked to participate as the proceeds for this raffle help support many of our charities. Drawings occur in September, December, March, and June. Columbian Club - Many fundraising events are sponsored through the Columbian Club to help maintain and improve the building and grounds. If you're a member of the Knights of Columbus, you are also a member of the Columbian Club. Feel free to participate in the many events the Columbian Club provides. We need your support! Pool Mass - to officially open the pool for the summer, there is a mass at the poolside on Memorial Day. Swim Club - this organization maintains the pool facilities, administers the membership, and is the governing body responsible for this council entity. Tricky Tray - each year, a Tricky Tray event is run at the club. Most of the event is organized and run by the wives of council members. Council members are asked to donate instant lottery tickets to be used as a gift item at the auction. The Nativity - each year, the council is permitted to display a Nativity set on the town hall grounds. This involves transporting the statues and enclosures from the council hall to the town hall and setting up the display. Pasta Dinner for Priests - in support of our parish priests, the Knights of Columbus sponsors a pasta dinner to honor our priests. Proceeds from this event are used to fund the Holy Spirit and St. Michael's Youth Program. Golf Outing - Golf enthusiast? Each spring, the Columbian Club sponsors a golf outing, which includes 18 holes of golf, refreshments, a complete buffet dinner, and prizes. Knights Family Dinners - The Knights of Columbus Council 4504 and the Columbiettes host a monthly dinner night on the 3rd Thursday of each month from September to June. All money raised will be donated to charity! Annual Memorial Mass - Each November, we honor our members who have passed away with a memorial mass and a breakfast. New Eyes for the Needy - New Eyes provides a basic pair of single or lined bifocal lenses for individuals with no other resources to obtain a basic pair eyeglasses. Food Drive - this very important event supplies the food pantry at St. Michael's with much-needed food distributed among needy families. Bowling League - If you want to join our bowling league, contact Mike Peter at 908-759-3588 or e-mail mikepeter4275@gmail.com . We bowl every Thursday night beginning at 6:15 pm at Linden Lanes. St. Patrick's Day Parade - as part of the Union County parade, the Knights of Columbus participates in this parade. We march together as a council, and all members and their families are invited to join. Fishing Trip - Are you a fishing enthusiast or want to spend quality time with your family? The Columbian Club sponsors a fluke fishing trip each August. They depart from the Morgan marina aboard the Misty Morn for a fun-filled day of fishing. Summer Splash - during the summer, the Columbian Club picks a day and dedicates the pool facilities to the children. This is done in two sessions, depending on the children's ages. Food and ice cream are provided. Breakfast with Santa - this event allows the children to meet with Santa. Breakfast is served. Breakfast with the Easter Bunny - this event allows the children to meet with the Easter Bunny. Breakfast is served. Work Parties - Twice a year, work parties are formed to prepare the grounds and pool for the opening of the summer season or prepare for the winter season. Your help is greatly appreciated. Membership Drive - each year, we recruit new members at both churches. Members are asked to assist after each mass to talk with anyone interested in joining the Knights. Intellectual Disabilities Drive - members solicit around town and collect funds to support the special citizens. Annual Picnic - Knights of Columbus sponsors a picnic open to all members and their families. Halloween Party - take the opportunity to get dressed in a costume and have a little fun at this Columbian Club-sponsored event. Convention - the Knights of Columbus state convention is held yearly in Wildwood, NJ. Members can attend this weekend's event and join in the activities. Past Grand Knights Dinner is held to show our appreciation to the outgoing Grand Knight for his dedicated service. Yellow Ribbon Ceremony - To Honor any relative of a Brother Knight who is in the Armed Forces of the United States and is Deployed to a Combat Zone, the Council will hold a Ceremony to tie a Yellow Ribbon in front of the Council Home to remind everyone to keep them in their Prayers until their safe return home. Cell Phones for Soldier s - Each donated device allows Cell Phones for Soldiers to fulfill the mission of serving troops and veterans with free communication services and emergency funding. These donations provide Minutes that Matter to troops overseas. Donations also help provide emergency financial assistance to veterans.

Columbiettes President - Bernadette Watson Immediate Past President - Fran Corcione Vice President - Gina Zangari Secretary - Judy Supino Financial Secretary - Fran Bashaw Treasurer - Diane Lupo Sentinel - Roseanne Torr We meet the 2nd Thursday of each Month Please email ginazangari@verizon.net for more information and applications.

Back to Events Intellectual Disabilities Drive Brothers, it's time to shake a can on the street for the Intellectual Disabilities Drive. The dates and times are April 29 Friday, Saturday, April 30th, and May 1st 9:00 am to 1030 am 10:30 am to noon Noon to 1:30 pm 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm At Morris and Elmwood Morris and Liberty Rahway and Liberty Stuyvesant and Morris We would like to fill all these time slots, please Contact Mike Peter if you are available. 908 357 5673 or email mikepeter4275@gmail.com Back to Events

Council Officers Msgr. Anselm Nwaorgu Chaplain Chaplain - District Deputy - Grand Knight - Deputy Grand Knight - Chancellor - Warden - Recorder - Treasurer - Financial Secretary - Inside Guard - Outside Guard - Membership Director - Program Director - Lecturer - Advocate - 3rd. Yr. Trustee - 2nd Yr. Trustee - 1st Yr. Trustee - Insurance Agent - 4th Degree Faithful Navigator - Columbian Club President - Swim Club President - Columbiette President - Eugenio Gonzalez Grand Knight Msgr. Anselm Nwaorgu Michael Willemse , PGK Eugenio Gonzalaz Roberto Lopez Open Romeo Puertolana Mike Harms Greg Jones Steve Nagy , PGK, PFN William Young, Jr Dante R. Tiongco Vacant Vacant Raymond Gora Stephen F. Hehl Joe Burlew, PGK Len Komar, PGK Phillip Cababe, PGK Devin Zimmerman 908-577-2934 Raymond Gora Joe Mar at eo Mike Harms Fran Corcione Mike Harms Recorder Greg Jones Treasurer Info Elected Officer Duties Vacant Membership Director Raymond Gora Lecturer Faithful Navigator Vacant Program Director William Young, Jr. Inside Guard Joe Burles, PGK 3rd Yr. Trustee Len Komar Jr., PGK 2nd Yr. Trustee Phillip Cababe, PGK 1st Yr. Trustee Mike Peter, PG District Deputy Roberto Lopez Deputy Grand Knight Steve Nagy, PGK Financial Secretary Open Chancellor Romeo Puertollano Warden Dante R. Tiongco Outside Guard Tom Dudek Webmaster Knight Digest Contacts Charitable Raffle - Mike Harms Council Hall Reservations - John Bashaw 908-212-1593 Web Site/Knight Digest - Tom Dudek John Bashaw Council Hall Reserve