Knights of Columbus
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"BIG" BREAKFAST IS BACK!!
Come and join us once again for the “BIG” Breakfast on
Sunday, October 31st after the 8am Mass.
Everyone is invited (bring a friend) and enjoy a delicious breakfast downstairs in the parish hall. Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NOTICE
The Knights of Columbus monthly meeting has been
moved to the second Monday of the month at 6 pm.
We would like to encourage the men of our parish to consider
joining the Knights of Columbus.
Membership in this fraternal organization will give you
the opportunity to give back to your community and the
ability to grow in your faith. -
1st-3rd Degree Grand Knight - Rick Watts. 931-319-4007 cellEmail:
The W. P. Morris Council is located in Cookeville, TN and is affiliated with St. Thomas Aquinas Church in Cookeville, TN. The Council serves a large area including Putnam, White, Jackson and Overton counties. The Grand Knight for the year 2021-2022 is Rick Watts.
Regular business meetings of the W. P. Morris Council are scheduled for the second Monday of each month at 6 PM in the conference room on the lower level of St. Thomas Aquinas Church. -
Faithful Navigator - Chris Koerber
Email: chriskoerber@gmail.com
The Lady of the Rosary Assembly is located in Cookeville & Sparta, TN and is affiliated with St. Thomas Aquinas Church in Cookeville, TN. & St. Andrew Church in Sparta, TN. The Faithful Navigator for the year 2021-2022 is Chris Koerber.
Regular business meetings of the Lady of the Rosary are scheduled for the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM. Check Church Bulletin for location of Monthly Meeting. -
K OF C HONOR GUARD FOR FUNERAL AT
ST. ANDREW'S JAN. 16th
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE
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Activities & Fundraisers
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FIRST SATURDAY ROSARY
Please join the Knights of Columbus in praying the
First Saturday Rosary prior to mass at 4:30 pm
in honor of our Blessed Mother, the Mother of God!5.8.k
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The Knights of Columbus again this year recently filled the lawn in front of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church with crosses to draw attention to the 4,000 babies that are aborted each day in this country. This has become an annual January tradition, coinciding with the anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade decision that legalized abortion. The sign placed in the cemetery serves as a symbolic headstone, sending a silent message from the unborn who were not given a choice to live.
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Annual Day of the Unborn
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The Knights of Columbus, once again, celebrated our annual Day of the Unborn on Saturday, March 23, 2019 at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. The celebration began with a Mass for the Unborn at 8 AM with 4th degree Knights in full regalia serving as an Honor Guard.
Immediately before mass there was a presentation on the absolute need for everyone’s involvement in the pro-life movement if we wish to overcome the tremendous push by the pro-death crowd and end abortion once and for all. A beautiful mass was concelebrated by both Father James and a visiting missionary priest, Father Lewis, who gave a very dynamic homily on the tragedy of abortion.
After mass everyone processed to the Memorial Garden for testimonial presentations by our very own, Charlie Hafner and Lisa Mackey of the Cookeville Pregnancy Clinic (CPC). Their testimonials showed how God’s love for us is returned manyfold when we put our trust in Him, particularly in choosing life despite a fetus’ serious medical condition. Also presented was the tragedy that occurs after an abortion and the impact it has on entire families. The pain goes on forever and still tears of regret come forty years later. Following that it was asked if anyone else would like to share any experience they may have had regarding an up or down abortion decision. There were two people, Jim Dainty and Pat Saunders, who spoke of their own personal situations and, once again, the beauty of God’s love for us shined through their accountings of choosing life. After the testimonials Charlie and Patti Hafner led a hymn to our Blessed Lady. Following that a seven hour prayer vigil from 10 AM to 5 PM took place in the chapel praying for the lives of the unborn and the end of abortion. Fellowship time in the church basement took place with coffee and donuts provided by the knights.
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Join us!
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Click here to join: Join Us | Knights of Columbus (kofc.org)
When signing up online using the link above, please use 6645 as your preferred council.
Since 1882, membership in the Knights of Columbus has been open to men 18 years of age or older who are "practical" (that is, practicing) Catholics in union with the Holy See. Since that time, the Knights of Columbus has understood "practical catholic" to mean a Catholic who accepts the teaching authority of the Catholic Church on matters of faith and morals, aspires to live in accord with the precepts of the Catholic Church, and is in good standing in the Catholic Church.(The Precepts of the Catholic Church are laws binding upon the Catholic faithful and are prescribed by the Catechism of the Catholic Church. (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2041-2043)
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To keep holy the Lord's Day by attending Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation and to rest from servile labor.
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To confess your sins in the sacrament of Confession at least once a year during the Easter Season.
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To receive Holy Communion at least once a year during the Easter season.
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To observe the days of fast and abstinence according to the norms of the Church.
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To observe the marriage laws of the Church.
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To contribute to the needs of the Church.)
Failure to answer truthfully to any of these declarations, or failure to remain a practical Catholic in union with the Holy See, renders void your membership in the Knights of Columbus.
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