Knights of Columbus at Annual Flag Retirement Ceremony at Holy Spirit Church

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Knights of Columbus at Annual Flag Retirement
Ceremony at Holy Spirit Church
Ramona Assembly in Hemet, with its associated
councils, hosted their annual flag retirement
ceremony at Holy Spirit Church. Flags that were
no longer suitable for display were retired
properly in a patriotic ceremony, according to
Knights of Columbus Insurance representatives.  
Francisco R. Camacho of St. Patrick Council 3051
in Wilmington hands a council-made Year of Faith
box to a first communicant at St. Peter and Paul
Church. In honour of the Year of Faith, Knights
of Columbus provided packets that included a
rosary, a pamphlet in order to pray the rosary in
addition to a Eucharistic adoration prayer card
to 170 first communicants. San Leandro Council
3637 restored the façade of St. Leander School.
Knights washed the walls and floor, painted the
brickwork and a statue of the Virgin Mary, and
planted new flowers. El Consejo San Leandro
3637 restauro la fachada de la Escuela St.
Leander. Caballeros limpiaron las paredes y el
piso, pintaron los ladrillos y una estatua de la
Virgen Maria, y plantaron Flores nuevas.  
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Fullerton Council 4018 volunteers at Loma
Vista Memorial Park simply by assisting to clean
the graves of veterans and furnishing all of them
with crosses as well as U.S. flags. Knights of
Columbus insurance also participated in a
Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony at the park.
  St. Nicholas Council 10590 in Laguna Hills
sponsors four pancake breakfasts every year to
raise funds for seminarians and to support local
food banks.   People in St. Lucy Council 12542
in West Long Beach lower a new tree into a hole
during the tree-planting activity in the Long
Beach neighbourhood. Knights of Columbus
collaborated with the city and with other civic
groups to plant a variety of trees from Chinese
Elms to Japanese Mulberries in Silverado Park and
the surrounding streets.   Article Source -
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