Fr. Patrick O'Kelley Knights of Columbus Council 3860
Information

The Grand Knight for 2007-2008 (July-June) is Tim Casey.

General Business Meetings are on the first Thursday of each month
7:00 PM Rosary for council members (banquet hall-small)
7:30 PM General business meeting (banquet hall-small)
9:30 PM Membership social (kofc lounge)

Prayers

Gloria
Glory to God in the highest, and peace to his people on earth. Lord God, heavenly King, almighty God and Father, we worship you, we give you thanks, we praise you for your glory. Lord Jesus Christ, only Son of the Father, Lord God, Lamb of God, You take away the sin of the world: have mercy on us; You are seated at the right hand of the Father; receive our prayer. For You alone are the Holy One, You alone are the Lord, You alone our the Most High, Jesus Christ, with the Holy Spirit in the Glory of God the Father. Amen.

Monsignor Schulte Assembly

The Color Guard and Unborn Monument Fourth Degree of the Knights of Columbus
Msgr. Schulte Assembly was commissioned on January 26, 1965 and is the largest Assembly in the State of Michigan. All members of the Fourth Degree must first be a member in good standing in a Third Degree Council. Our membership is drawn from (4) neighboring councils; Fr. Patrick O'Kelley Council (Dearborn), Bishop Foley Council (Dearborn) All Saints Council (Taylor), and St. Anne Rodriquez Council (Detroit). Our namesake, Msgr. Schulte, is a former Pastor of St. Alphonsus Church in Dearborn. He served as an Army Chaplin and State Chaplin of the American Legion and of the Knights of Columbus.

The Fourth Degree is the highest degree in the order. The principle order is patriotism which is exemplified by our Color Corps. The Color Corps is probably the most outwardly visible sign of the Knights of Columbus. They serve as honor Guards at many Civic, Religious and Fraternal Functions. They serve at the Installation of Council and Assembly Officers, all Council Corporate Communications, Holy Thursday Adoration, lead the council at the Memorial Day Parade, and stand Honor Guard for the deceased Fourth Degree Sir Knights. The Msgr. Schulte Assembly Home Council is Fr. Patrick O'Kelley where approximately 70% of our membership is derived.



Ladies of the Assemby

L.O.T.A
The ladies of Msgr. Shulte assembly, most commonly referred to as LOTA, is an organization of dues paying members whose object is to aid and extend the interest and welfare of the social affairs of the assembly. They donate to charitable causes. Upon the death of a member, three benefits are extended:

  • The LOTA assembles for recitation of the rosary
  • A mass is offered for the repose of the soul of the decesased member
  • The member's name is inscribed on a ciborium

LOTA History

The LOTA began in 1965, the same year the assembly was chartered. Since then their have been eight O'Kelley women who have served as the First Lady.

They are as follows: Joyce May, Margaret Fleming, Mildred Bovensiep, Kitty Holub, Elaine Brown, Diane Redmond, Jane DeCamillis, Nina Pritchard.

Bishop Foley: Margaret Kadele, Margaret Kremer, Florence Kiss, Alvina Arella, Kathy Wasko, Katherine Miller and present First Lady Shirley Ryan.

All Saints: Jane Patterson and Phyllis Rawley.

First Officers (1965)

  • First Lady: Margaret Kadela
  • Second Lady: Margaret Fleming
  • Recording Scribe: Ethel Heller
  • Corresponding Scribe: Victoria Siladi
  • Purser: Frances Cook

Current Officers (2004-2005)

  • First Lady, Margaret Massimilla
  • Second Lady, Lee Barann
  • Lady Recording Scribe, Irene Brezovsky
  • Lady Purser, Eleanor Ulfig
  • Lady Corresponding Scribe, Lillian Erickson
  • Past First Lady, Ann Pope



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