St Anastasia K of C #5911

St Anastasia K of C #5911 relegious and benevolent organizaation helping the local community and different charities.. About St. Mc Givney, in the basement of St. St.

Anastasia Council #5911- Knights of Columbus

The Knights of Columbus was founded in 1882 by a 29 year old parish priest, Father Michael J. Mary's Church in New Haven , Connecticut. Today, more than a century later, the Knights of Columbus has become the largest lay organiazation in the Catholic Church. The Order has been called "the strong right arm of the church" and has been praised by Popes,

Presidents, and other world leaders, for support of the church. Anastasia Knights of Columbus Council #5911 was charatered by the Supreme Council in 1966. We are committed to the exemplification of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. In our council you will find brother Knights working to fulfill the central mission of the Order; striving in charitable works; serving the Church and unified in following its teachings; supporting brother knights in their temporal and spiritual needs; acting for the good of their country, and giving aid to widows, orphans, the sick, and the poor. following are some of the organizations/groups we support:

St. Mary's Hospital for Children
Father McGivney Home for Children and Young adults
St. Anastasia RC Church
Little Neck/Douglaston Ambulance Corps
Little Neck/Douglaston Annual Memorial Day Parade
Jamaica Outreach Project
Catholic Charities
Boy Scouts of America
Wounded Warriors Project

This is Father McGivney's dream, echoing across the century, and living today in the hearts of his brothers and sisters and all those they touch

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06/02/2023

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Shop class – theses courses are needed so bad today...

Batter up Guys!!!!! its baseball season again and there is another great deal being offered by the NY State Knights of C...
05/04/2023

Batter up Guys!!!!! its baseball season again and there is another great deal being offered by the NY State Knights of Columbus ...tickets will go fast!!!dont wait..........

05/04/2023
12/09/2022

MY Brother Knights it is with deep regret that I bring you the sad news that we have lost a great man from our Knights of Columbus Council #5911 and a member of Assembly #712 Leonardo Sabatino was taken home by our Lord Jesus this morning Dec 9th Lenny was a Past Grand Knight and a 4th Degree Knight with asembly #712 Lenny was also an usher at St Anastasia masses. Lenny was also a trustee in Knights of Columbus Council #5911 Our heartfelt prayers and sympathies go out to Lenny's family.. Requiescet in pace my friend Michael L. DiOrio DGK #5911

Leonardo Sabatino
Doyle B Schaffer Funeral Home
45-09 Little Neck Pkwy , Little Neck
Wed 12/14 3-7Pm
Thurs 12/15 3-7Pm

Funeral mass
St Anastasia Church
45-14 245TH ST
Douglaston NY
Friday 12/16 9:45AM
internment
Pinelawn Memorial
2030Wellwood Ave
Farmingdale NY

09/11/2022

Dear Brothers, It has just come to my attention as reported by th Queens Chronicle and posted on St Anastasia FB page that St Anastasia rectory was broken in to. The NYPD Captain ,John Portalatini of the 111 pct said, At approximately 145 a.m. friday morning Sept 2nd three hispanic men between the ages of 30 and 40 entered a door in the back of the rectory. The faces of the suspects are on that FB page. The suspects took a safe containing credit cards and $125. The NYPD thought this could be an inside job being Rev. David Dettmer was to be away for the weekend. The suspects fled the church on 245th street in a light color SUV. I.m asking for now for all my brothers to pray for St Anastasia Parish and for the capture of the suspects. Also post comments on ST Anastasia FB page Vivat Jesu Fred Bedell GK

08/13/2022

my brother knights....more info on our Star Council Award for St.
Anastasia Knights of Columbus Council #5911 has been given an article in the current edition of The Tablet on page 30 ....along with photos of our Memorial Day parade participation......check it out!!!! there is alo an online addition to look at........

07/29/2022

My brother knights....we have just received the following from John Moulder, director of ceremonials and council experience Worthy Brother Bedell Congratulations! Council #5911 has eaarned the 2021-2022 Star Council Award, recognizing excellence in program activity, membership growth (120% of quota), insurance promotion, fraternal reporting, and Safe Environment compliance. During this challenging year, your council adapted and continued to stand in the breach, serving your brothers, families, parishes, and communities. The Supreme Council is pleased to recognize these achievements and acknowledge the hard work of you and your brother knights. Your council's award plaque will be shipped to your District Deputy for presentation. Your council's award plaque will be shipped to your District Deputy for presentation. There is still much to be done and we need your council to lead the way. Keep the momentum going and start planning now for another successful fraternal year! The new 2022-2023 Star Council requirements, which can be found at KofC.Org/Star, will help guide your council to excellence in the year to come. Thank You and Vivat Jesus!!!
Fraternally,
John Moulder

Congratulations to Our Grand Knight Frederick Bedell and all the officers and members of our council for the achievement of this award. a special thank you to our FS August Randazzo

The Star Council Award recognizes outstanding achievement in membership, insurance and service program activities.

06/03/2022

Dear Brothers, Clergy, Friends and relatives, I have just written this letter and have sent this to local, and regional newspapers and including the tablet. The American flag was originally adoptedby the Continental Congress on June 14th, 1777. Flag Day wasn't officially recognized until proposed by Congress and signed into law by President Trumn in 1949. The week of june 14th is designated as, "National Flag Week". I therefore urge that the American flag be displayed outside homes, apartments, offices, businesses and stores throughout the United States. We do this to honor all that our country represents which is freedom, equality and justice for all. these principles and ideas are embodied in the American Flag. We should also do this to show honor and respect for all our brave men and women who are serving our nation today. And also, all those over the years who gve their lives to preserve our cherished freedoms. Our American Flag is the fabric of our country and by flying the American Flag we can be reminded that we prevail against all adversity. So please fly the American Flag on tuesday June 14th and remember this too: these colors of red, white, and blue DON'T RUN. Now may God Bless America

Sincerely Yours,
Frederick R. Bedell jr.
Bellrose, NY

05/07/2022

My Brother Knights... some further info on our Brother Lennie Sabatino... He is in Ozanam Hall in Bayside Phone is 718-423-2000
if you are able to visit Lennie please note you will have to show proof of booster shot or current covid vacination to enter facility. if you are unable to please offer your prayers for Lennie and his family........Mike DiOrio DGK #5911

Worthy Brothers... its that time of year again to give back...try to make it this year to help those most in need..........
05/07/2022

Worthy Brothers... its that time of year again to give back...try to make it this year to help those most in need........God Bless

04/27/2022

Dear Brothers: I have just written this letterand have sent this to local newspapers including the tablet. A fire on Sunday in Brooklyn has caused the death of one of our bravest in the FDNY, his name is Timothy Klien. This is truly a sad day for the FDNY. He died fighting a blaze with fellow firefighters. As reported eight other firefighters were injured in this fire. As Grand Knight of St. Anastasia Knights of Columbus Council #5911 in Douglaston, where many of our members in New York Stste are firefighters, Police officers and first responders and as such offer our heartfelt prayerstotheir families and fellow firefighters at this time. Let me also say that Timothy Klien gave his life protecting others as all of our bravestdo daily when they go to a fire and not knowing whether they eill get injured or lose their lives. May God protect our Bravest protecting all our lives. Sincerely Yours Frederick R Bedell Jr. Bellerose, NY

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