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POPE JOHN XXIII ASSEMBLY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
C/o Joeseph Zink
390 Starke Avenue
East Meadow, NY 11554
Sir Knight of the Year 2010-2011
SK Brian Ennis
Honor Guard of the Year 2009-2010
SK Kevin Finnegan, PFN
History of the American Flag
Are you looking for a program for your Council’s social Meeting? If so, how about the History of our Country’s flag? That’s right, Old Glory! Our flag, the symbol of our national unity, tells us of the struggle for independence, of a union preserved, of the sacrifices of brave men and women to whom the ideals and honor of this nation have been dearer than life. If your Council would like to see and hear the rest of the story, call PFN Walter Skinner at 516-796-6965, to make arrangements for “The History of Our Flag Presentation.” You can also make arrangements through your council’s Fourth Degree Chairman.
Fight Freedom of Choice ACT (FOCA)
Abortion Bill
FOCA Would Wipe Away Every Restriction on Abortion Nationwide This would eradicate state and federal laws that the majority of Americans support, such as:
 FOCA would erase these laws and prevent states from enacting similar protective measures in the future.
Click The Image to Sign the Petition or print this petition and ask family and friends to sign it. Address for where to send it is on the petition.
Fight Reproductive Health and Privacy Protection (RHAPP) Abortion Bill
 Stop New York State's Extreme Abortion Proposal. Click the image to sign the
petition or print this
petition and ask family and friends to sign it. Address for where to
send it is on the petition.
RHAPP could force these extreme results:
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Attention
Grand Knights....
These
embryonic human beings are alive, now, and involved in a terrible dilemma
utterly beyond their control. They are human, innocent and helpless, and
therefore deserving of love and the protection of the state. They are dependent
on civilization but civilization is perhaps is even more dependent on them, as
we consider their fate. In considering their fate, we are determining our own.
Perhaps this is the real precipice on which we stand: the notion (again) that
certain human beings can be considered so insignificant as to be unworthy of
love and protection solely on the basis of their size and stage of development.
That we are even considering this question of human medical experimentation is
already the result of the disastrous turn we took with Roe v Wade, the ruling
that a developing (but fully human) child's life was less important than a
woman’s convenience or difficult circumstances, circumstances that could vastly
improved with simple love and acceptance, offered and received with good outcome
for all, including the child. The question at stake...strike at the very
foundation of civilized society. The choice is between justice and truth, where
love and civility are safe to flourish, or a descent into chaos, barbarism,
anarchy, tyranny and death.
