Holy Family Council 10019
Fr. Johnson Sacreties
Council Chaplain
Our Sponsored Seminarians
Erin Donlon Andrew Bailey Hoa Nguyen
NOTABLES 2020-2021
Brian Labrecque
Grand Knight
Rev. Peter C. Conroy Assembly 2516
Faithful Navigator: Matt Viens
Assembly Officers 2020-2021
Faithful Navigator - Matt Viens
Faithful Friar - Fr. John Sacreties
Faithful Captain - Brian Wilson
Faithful Admiral - Bruce Labrecque
Faithful Scribe - Joseph Levasseur
Faithful Comptroller - Bob Roberge
Faithful Purser - Jerry Poulin
Faithful Pilot - Ray LaPlume
Inner Sentinal - Dave Gervais
Outer Sentinal - Joey Hebert
1 yr. Trustee - Ray Martineau
2 yr. Trustee - Maurice Moreau
3 yr. Trustee - Wesley Newcome
Commander
Honor/Color Guard - Norm Lebel & Brian Labrecque
Address:
Rev. Peter C. Conroy Assembly
P.O. Box 7940
Lewiston, ME. 04243
www.kofccouncil10019.com
Email:
mattdg2012@yahoo.com
Cell Phone: (207)240-7205
Assembly Meetings:
Every 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m.
at Holy Family Church Hall (Except July and August)
Guard Practice:
Every 4th Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at Holy Family Church Hall (Except July and August)
COUNCIL OFFICERS 2020-2021
Grand Knight - Brian Labrecque
Chaplain - Fr. Johnson Sacreties
Dep Grand Knight - Dan Lake
Chancellor - Michael Blab
Warden - Ray Laplume
Recorder - Brian Wilson
Financial Secretary - Ray Martineau
Treasurer - Bob Roberge
Lecturer - Open
Advocate - Al Viens
Inside Guard - Dave Gervais
Outside Guard - Joe Hebert
Outside Guard - Dylan Labrecque
Trustee 1 year - Gordon Davis
Trustee 2 year - Jerry Poulin
Trustee 3 year - Bob Dumond
PROGRAM DIRECTORS 2020-2021
Program - Dan Lake
Faith - Brian Wilson
Community - Bob Roberge
Public Relations - Matt Viens
Family - Dan Lake
Choir - TBA - (On Covid19 Break)
Membership, Recruitment and Retention - Matt Viens
Life - Gordon Davis
Vocations Chairman - Dan Lake
Kitchen Crew - Bob Roberge, Norm Lebel
Golf Director - Brian Labrecque
Video Slide Show - Matt Viens
Ins. Field Agent - William Weiss
General Agent - Gregory White
Newsletter Editor - Bob Dumond
Webmaster - Bob Dumond
ADDRESS
Holy Family Council 10,019
P.O. Box 7940
Lewiston, ME. 04243
www.kofccouncil10019.com
Email:
brianlabrecque8@gmail.com
Cell: 207-576-6288
MEETINGS:
Council Meetings held every 2nd & 4th Tuesday
of each month at 7 p.m. @ Holy Family
Church Hall.
The Knights of Columbus is an organization fortified by its past, and driven by its goals for the future. It is through these five areas of service — faith, community, family, youth, and fellowship — that we truly make a difference.
faith
As Knights, our faith is our foundation. Dedicated to the Catholic Church’s growth and her good works. We support religious outreach, promote vocations, and provide financial support for seminarians and postulates. This way, we help support our Church and strengthen our personal faith.
community
As committed as we are to the Catholic Church, so are we to our communities. By actively and financially supporting Special Olympics, by leading the charge in pro-life, or by safeguarding the environment, Knights of Columbus members all over the world have helped countless communities prosper.
family
As fathers and husbands, serving our families is not only part of what we do, it’s part of who we are. To that end, Knights of Columbus councils offer programs that strengthen family and marital bonds by holding numerous family focused events, including the “Family of the Month” program that honors outstanding families. Most importantly, as Knights, we are able to provide assistance and support to Knights and their families whenever needed.
youth
The importance of helping today’s youth become tomorrow’s leaders is also a huge focus of the Order. For that reason, many local councils sponsor Columbian Squire Circles, the Order’s official youth organization for Catholic young men, ages 10–18, which provide them the unique opportunity to develop leadership skills. Additionally, through activities such as the Catholic Citizenship Essay contest, the Substance Abuse Poster contest, Coats for Kids program and the annual FreeThrow championship, the Knights of Columbus assists youth in building a strong sense of civic and religious responsibility.
fellowship
To be a Knight means to believe in each other as we believe in ourselves; realizing that by creating strong, social, and supportive local councils, we help create a stronger Order worldwide and ensure an even stronger future.