Fairfax Knights Of Columbus Served A Very Nice Brunch

[Henry]

This past Sunday the Fairfax Knights Of Columbus served a very nice brunch downstairs at St. Lukes - They served orange juice, coffee, sausage, and probably some of the most delicious pancakes I have ever eaten which we could top with real Vermont Maple Syrup.  The brunch was free, but you could leave a donation if you wished.  Had an opportunity to visit with some other parishioners that I usually only get a chance to say "Hi" to.

Very nice gesture Knights!!

[mkr]

It was delicious!!!  I am very excited to have been there to go!  Thank you Knights of Columbus!

[rod anode]

how do you become a knight?

[Papi]

Kill a dragon...

[Henry]

If you are a practicing Catholic and 18 years old, I would say you are pretty much in Ed - We have some very dedicated Knights who enjoy helping people.

[rod anode]

i know but im not catholic..........bummer

[Chris Santee]

Thanks, Papi.

[Thor]

Ed,

     For non-Catholics, it is the slaying of two dragons and the rescue of at least one damsel in distress. Although dragons can be somewhat difficult to find nowadays, I would think that Carolyn Branagan would certainly qualify as a damsel in distress, simply by what she is up against down there in Montpelier.

Carolyn,

      Keep your eyes open for a "soon to be Knight" riding into Montpelier in a shiny, white, van. He would have riden the shiny, white stallion, but.....

[petefitz]

Thanks Henry, it was our pleasure to serve.  Glad you brought the crew. 

We'll be doing it again on May 20th after the 11:00 Mass, (around noon), all are welcome, dragons can get seconds! 

[Henry]

May 20th, A very important day in my life, it was 55 years ago on May 20, 1957 that I started my first day of employment with IBM. I retired from there on July 31, 1992, 20 years ago.  It has indeed been a good life.