The CCW is now new and improved. We have formed guilds which allow ladies with similar interest to get together to work on projects and share information. The CCW will now meet as posted in the bulletin.   

**** Saint Catherine of Bologna’s Guild (artist)
St. Catherine’s Crafter’s Guild usually meets to work on craft projects monthly - one Thursday each month from 9:30 am until 12:00 noon. finished crafts or plan on coming to shop.  We welcome new members.  Please bring your ideas and join in with the fun. We accept donations of crafts to sell. So even if you can’t make it to the meetings, please remember to donate your finished crafts or plan on coming to shop. Thank you, Elaine Janaskie    787-1798 

**** Saint Martha’s Guild (cook)
 St. Martha’s Guild has been busy preparing food for the children’s Vacation Bible School. We would like to build a Mercy Meal Pantry to have canned foods on hand that could be prepared in the kitchen as needed - green beans, mushroom soup, dried onions, corn, etc. If you are willing to help in cooking or serving, please contact -   Barbara Price at 638-7042. 

**** Saint Veronica’s Altar Guild 
 St. Veronica’s Altar Guild is responsible for cleaning the altar and washing and ironing the altar linens. - Loretta DeRuvo 639-0071

*** Saint Elizabeth's Guild
St. Elizabeth's Guild is responsible for having activities at a local nursing home. 

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The Knights of Columbus was founded in 1882 by a 29-year-old parish priest, Father Michael J. McGivney, in the basement of St. Mary's Church in New Haven, Connecticut. Today, more than a century later, the Knights of Columbus has become the largest lay organization 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, programs of evangelization and Catholic education, civic involvement, and aid to those in need. 

John Flannigan has been elected Grand Knight for Council No. 6784. 

The Knights of Columbus and the Parish Council have come together on a special project to place a monument to the Unborn Child  on the church grounds. The monument is a 6-foot tall stone monument with flowers surrounding it and a bench so people can meditate or have a peaceful place to think and pray.  There is a brick pathway leading to the monument.  Each brick costs $50.00, and you may have it inscribed either in Honor of … or in Memory of ….  The Knights dedicated the monument on May 11, 2008. 

Greeneville Knights of Columbus Council congratulates their newly elected officers, taking office July 1, 2008