Blue Mass

Blue Mass

To Honor Local Law Enforcement Officers

Sunday, 19 May 2013

2:00 PM (note the time)

Traditional Latin Mass

Luncheon & Awards Ceremony

Saint Titus Church

952 Franklin Avenue, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania

Celebrant:
Fr. Johannes Smith

Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate
Mount Saint Francis Hermitage, Maine, NY

Luncheon & Awards Ceremony Immediately After Mass
in the Church Hall

Featured Speaker:

Magisterial District Judge

James F. DiBenedetto

Reservations Required for Luncheon & Awards Ceremony

Cost: $20/person

Deadline for Paid Reservations: 10 May 2013

To honor members of the Beaver County Sheriff's Office and the following municipal police departments: Aliquippa, Hopewell, Center, Ambridge, Monaca, South Heights, Independence, and Raccoon.  To thank them for their service to our communities and to invoke God's blessing and protection for them.

Sponsored By:

Knights of Columbus Woodlawn Council 2161

Traditional Latin Mass Guild

EVERYONE IS WELCOME

Report: 2nd Annual Blessed Emperor Karl Mass & Conference

On Sunday, 21 April 2013, the Knights of Columbus Woodlawn Council 2161 Traditional Latin Mass Guild hosted the 2nd annual Mass in honor of Blessed Emperor Karl of Austria at St. Titus Church in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania.

The Mass was offered by Fr. Gregory Plow, TOR, of the Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio.

 

 

 

The Relic of Blessed Karl was on the altar during Mass (visible just to the left of the missal, in the small gold reliquary) and was available for veneration after Mass.







Following Mass and veneration of the relic, there was a luncheon and conference in honor of Blessed Karl.  Featured speakers were Suzanne Pearson, founder of the Blessed Karl Shrine at St. Mary Church in Washington, DC, who spoke about Blessed Karl's exile, death, and burial on the island of Madeira, and Raymond de Souza, KM, Director of Evangelization & Apologetics for the Diocese of Winona, Minnesota, who's talk was entitled The Dictatorship of Relativism and the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

 

 

Woodlawn Council wishes to thank the following organizations for their support and participation in this year's Mass and conference to honor Blessed Karl:

St. Titus Parish, Aliquippa

 

William Penn Association

 

Austrian American Cultural Society of Pittsburgh

 

Pittsburgh Latin Mass Community, Inc.

 

Lydia's Flower Shoppe, Aliquippa



Blessed Emperor Karl of Austria,

Pray for us.

2nd Annual Blessed Karl of Austria Latin Mass, Veneration of Relic, Luncheon, and Conference

Blessed Karl

Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary

Second Annual

Traditional Latin Mass in Honor of Blessed Karl

Veneration of the Relic

Luncheon & Conference

Sunday, 21 April 2013, 1:00 PM

(Holy Rosary & Confessions begin at 12:30 PM)
Veneration of the Relic After Mass

Saint Titus Church

952 Franklin Avenue, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania 15001

Celebrant:

Fr. Gregory Plow, TOR

Franciscan University of Steubenville

Luncheon & Conference Immediately After Mass
in St. Titus Church Hall

Featured Speakers:

Suzanne Pearson

Founder of the Blessed Karl Shrine

St. Mary's Church, Washington, DC

Topic: Blessed Karl's exile, death, and burial on the Madeira Islands

Raymond de Souza, KM

Director of Evangelization and Apologetics, Diocese of Winona, MN
and EWTN Series Host
Topic: The Dictatorship of Relativism and the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Sponsored By:
Knights of Columbus Woodlawn Council 2161
Traditional Latin Mass Guild

EVERYONE IS WELCOME

Report: Pro-Life Rosary

On Monday, 8 April 2013, Feast of the Annunciation (transferred), members of Woodlawn Council 2161 prayed the Holy Rosary for an end to abortion.

 

The Council gathered at the Knights of Columbus Memorial to the Victims of Abortion at Mt. Olivet Catholic Cemetery in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania.  Pictured above are Grand Knight John J. Kubanda (right), Financial Secretary Tony Campana (center), and Deputy Grand Knight Sam Belli (left).

The memorial was erected by Woodlawn Council "In Remembrance of the Innocent Victims of Abortion" and was dedicated on 25 March 2000, Feast of the Annunciation, and blessed by Auxiliary Bishop William J. Winter.