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Special Screening of New Film about Fr. Michael J. McGivney

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District Deputy Pat Dougherty (2nd from left) and Soccer
coordinator Brother Ben Noyan (right) and Father Mike
Eckley presented medals to District soccer competition
winners. Competition was held at St. Pius/St. Leo soccer
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Knights present St. Leo Parish with a Papal Flag
on Veterans Day 11-11-11. Flag will be displayed at entrance to the
church.
(L to R are Max Ulveling,
Michael Gallagher, Ron Glinka, Pastor Fr. Harry Buse, Steve Morford,
A.J. Rivard)
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The St Leo Council is at St Leo Church in Omaha, NE
at 1920 North 102nd Street. The St Leo Council Grand Knight for
2010- 2011 is Fred Otterberg.
Whether you can join us for 2 or 20 hours a year, we would truly value
your membership in St. Leo’s Council #10965 Your special skills and
talents can be used to give something back to the community that
supports your Catholic faith.
If you are interested in knowing more about our Council and being
part of an organization that fills your heart with the joy of giving to
others and the feeling that comes with making a difference please
contact:
James Schaal -
jshaal@tconl.com
(402-965-9643)
Fred
Otterberg -fotterbe@cox.net
(402-392-1255)
Grand
Knight Letter - November 2011
Council Meetings
The General Meeting & Social is held in the
basement of the Parish House on the 2nd
Tuesday of each month at 7:00
pm and is preceded by the rosary.
The Committee Meetings are held in
the basement of the Parish House on the 4th Tuesday of each month at
7:00 pm.
About Our
Council St Leo Council
10965 was founded
October
25, 1992. The St Leo Council works
closely with St Leo Parish in Omaha. Our mission is to assist
the St. Leo Parish and SPSL Catholic School financially,
spiritually and by providing many hands to help them accomplish
their many goals. Currently, there are approximately 200 members
in Council #10965. The council is growing each year and includes
a diverse membership of men of all ages, backgrounds and skills.
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DID YOU KNOW?
In 2008 The Knights of
Columbus Donated:
- $150 million to charity
- $68.8 million volunteer hours
(Note: volunteer hours are valued at $20.25)
- $45 million in support of Church
Activities
- $1.6 million to the Charities of
Pope Benedict XVI
- 38 consecutive years of membership
growth 1.785 million members
- $2.9 million in support of nearly
5,000 seminarians
- 413,000 blood donations 5.5
million visits to the sick and bereaved
- $3.216 million to Special Olympics
- 177,651 volunteer hours donated to
Special Olympics
- 15,000 wheelchairs donated
- $21.2 million in Church Loans last
year
- $222 million in death benefits
paid to members and families
- $372 million in dividends paid to
members
- Donated 8 3-D Ultrasound machines
to crisis pregnancy centers
- $1.6 million in scholarships
donated to 190 students
- A++ by A.M. Best (34 years
running) AAA by Standard & Poor's (17 yrs running) IMSA
Certified (since it's inception)
- $72 billion life insurance in
force
Last Decade:
- $1.325 billion to charity
- 626 million volunteer hours
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