Prayer List

Prayers for Sick and Distressed
Please remember the following in your prayers.

Please remember all of our ill and deceased members of the Knights of Columbus Family. If you know of a Brother Knight or a family member who is ill, about to undergo an operation or is in the hospital, email us at kofc6020@yahoo.com. This will enable us to include them each month in our collective prayers. Please let your family members know that we as a Council need to be informed if you are ill or in the hospital. If you wish to have a name removed please let the Bulletin Editor know.

Family members: Please keep us updated. Email us at kofc6020@yahoo.com

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Prayers for the deceased: Brother Livinus Bellew, F.S.P.,
Father Robert E. Wiley, Odon Partida, Robert Newell, Lloyd Braun,
Barbara Basich (Dante Senese's mother), Frank Rapprich,
Bill Bernard and Msgr. John Sammon

Prayers for Sick and Distresses

Carlos Benevenia	Marty Evans
Ton Levisie	Daniel Morgan, PFN
Jill Buck	Jay White
Roni Cole	Lee Kelter
Tim Turner	Paul Curie
Robert Burch	George Maldjian
Bert Mones	David Bourne
Becky Bolton	Brian Brito
Frank Zastrow	Mary Kay Byrne
Grace Wellander	Robert Wilke
Cecelia Gonzales	Erica & Steven Balogh
Mike DeNucci	Nathaniel Ruiz
Josua Clark	Robert Owens

Sickness is a part of life, from the common cold to the incurable disease. Death is also a part of life, a path that we all must take. For the sick and deceased Knights, family members, council brothers, all who face these tough roads, please take the time to include prayers for them.

Don't forget about your sick council brothers or their families. Try to visit a brother Knight or family member who may be hospitalized, living in an extended care facility or homebound. Pray the Rosary with the person. Offer to assist family members of a hospitalized Knight by driving them to the hospital for a visit. Offer to stay with the homebound Knight or family member while caregivers go out for shopping, a movie or some other activity. Send a get well card to a Knight.

The death of a loved one can be devastating for a family. At such times, Knights can help ease the suffering of the family of deceased members by offering their love and support. Charity is the first and greatest of the Order's four principles. By attending the service for a deceased Knight of a Knight's family member, we are showing the fraternity that is an integral part of the order.