Wm. Brennan Council 8132
• North Kamloops, B.C. •
Holy Rosary Transfers
William Brennan Council # 8132 Kamloops, B.C.
Our council is asking for assistance from every council in the B.C. Yukon District to have every vehicle in their respective parishes displaying a Holy Rosary Transfer.
When we took our First degree we pledged to keep our rosary with us always, with Mary by our side we can never fail. Well, let us show our devotion to her for the rest of the world to see by displaying her sweet face surrounded by her rosary, reminding all of us to pray the rosary.
The cost for each is $2.50 with a minimum order of 20.
They are available in four colours; black, white, silver and gold. Shipped in equal quantities of each colour. Shipping is extra.
We accept cheque or money order only, payable to: KofC Council #8132.
This is also a great opportunity for fund raising for your council or parish. At trials we sold for five dollars each and some even donated more. You and your council can decide what price you wish to charge or sell them by donation.
We are enclosing a sample transfer to show to your council at your next meeting. Please help us to spread this simple and important message to pray the rosary.
* This transfer is copyrighted 2009-2010
Click on this link for ORDER FORM
Saturday May 15, 2010
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Wm.
Brennan Council 8132 meets in the K of C room, LeJeune Manor, located at 289
Maple Street, Kamloops. The Grand Knight for 2009-2010 is Brother Mike Jones.
Executive council meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month
in the K of C room, LeJeune
Manor, located at 289 Maple Street, Kamloops, beginning at 7:00
PM. The regular council meetings are held on the second Thursday of each
month, in the K of C room,
LeJeune Manor, located at 289 Maple Street, Kamloops, beginning at 7:00
PM.
There
had been a great need in Kamloops for a second council for a long, long
time. Finally under the direction of District Deputy Dale Scherer,
Charter Grand Knight Mark Weiler and Charter Deputy Grand Knight John Wiens
the wheels began to roll . On May 26, 1982, in the basement of Our
Lady of Perpetual Help Church, the charter was granted for the formation
of the new council. There were sixty-four charter members, and in
only six months the membership had grown to seventy-six, proving the need
for a council in Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish. The charter members
choose the name William Brennan Council, in memory of a former member.
William Brennan was once a State Deputy, as well as Grand Knight of Kamloops
1614 - no less than five times. William Brennan also worked in the
army huts during the World War.
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