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The Bishop Fenwick Assembly 100 4th Annual Patriot Dinner was sponsored by SK Mike Purdy and Riverside Cemetery and benefited the Norwalk Police Activities League - PAL. The dinner raised $1,100! The check was presented to Norwalk, CT Police Department Officer Matt Sauer and the Norwalk Public Safety Cadets. The Norwalk Public Safety Cadets were such a big help with kitchen clean up. A special thanks to Patriot Dinner Co-Chair Al Latte and the Sir Knights and St Ann volunteers for putting together a phenomenal dinner.
Our guest speaker former Norwalk Public Safety Cadet Captain and West Hartford Police Officer Noah Velez gave an inspiring and heartfelt speech. In addition the 50/50 raffle raised $1,040 for youth of the Norwalk Public Safety Cadets to purchase supplies and apparel. Members of Bishop Fenwick Assembly 100 helped do Spring Cleaning at Mill Pond Park in Norwalk as part of the Mayor’s Clean City Initiative. Hundreds of pounds of trash was removed.
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The Rev. James McCarten Assembly 119, took part in Wreaths Across America. We donated wreaths to be placed on Vets graves at Mountain Grove Cemetery, Bpt. FN John Tartaro & DM Kevin Donovan went to the cemetery this afternoon to help place the wreaths after a brief memorial service. Members of the Bpt. Police CC provided the Honor Guard. The Msgr. Edward D. Halloran Assembly 3590 also donated wreaths & members including FN Ted Pacanowski were there to help also.
Click photo above to go to the Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center
Members of the Bishop Fenwick Assembly 100 Honor Guard took part in Church of the Assumption Council 3688’s Mass of Thanksgiving for Blessed Michael McGivney. Thanks to Council 13228 GK Terry Morgan for bringing the 2nd Class Blessed McGivney.
Kevin Donovan, District Master; Dennis Stoddard, Supreme Master; Richard McDermott, Vice-Supreme Master at The Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford, CT for the Mass of Beatification for Blessed Father Michael J. McGivney - October 31, 2020
Full Video coverage of the last 11 hours (Sunday, 11/1/2020) at St. Mary's Church in New Haven. Sir Knights from all around the Connecticut District continuously posted in Colors at the sarcophagus of Blessed Father Michael J. McGivney from Friday evening through the 6pm on Sunday evening, around the clock. They then participated in the Mass of Thanksgiving during the processional & recessional. A big thank you to those who made the extra effort to post all those hours. God bless.
The video below covers Sunday and is over 11 hours long. You'll see some of our Sir Knights posting at the sarcophagus and if you fast forward to 9hours 22 minutes, you'll be able to view the entire Thanksgiving Mass, including our Sir Knight Honor Guard during the processional, communion and recessional.
The video below covers Sunday and is over 11 hours long. You'll see some of our Sir Knights posting at the sarcophagus and if you fast forward to 9hours 22 minutes, you'll be able to view the entire Thanksgiving Mass, including our Sir Knight Honor Guard during the processional, communion and recessional.
