Msgr. Michael A. Shershanovich

The Chaplain provides spiritual guidance and direction to the Council. The Chaplain is selected by the Grand Knight, Deputy Grand Knight and the Trustees on an annual basis in accordance with the rules of the Bishop of the diocese.

Michael Collins

The top-ranking officer of the Council. He oversees all Council activities and is elected by the members of the Council.

Richard Brady

Second ranking officer of the Council and is elected by the members of the Council. He shall preside in the absence or inability of the Grand Knight.

Michael Qualin

The Financial Secretary’s duties revolve around two key areas of council activities: financial records and membership records. The financial secretary collects and receives all moneys that come into the council from any source. He then turns that money over to the treasurer for deposit in the council account. This includes issuing and collecting bills, issuing membership cards, etc.

The Financial Secretaries' appointment (upon the recommendation of the grand knight and trustees) is approved by the supreme knight for a period of three years, and is compensated in a manner approved by the Board of Directors

Joseph Doboszynki

Third highest ranking officer and is elected by the Council. The Chancellor shall assist the Grand Knight and Deputy Grand Knight in the performance of their duties and shall take charge during the incapacity or extended absence of both. He shall exercise a special interest in new members and members who are sick or in distress.

Gary Ethier

Keeps the minutes of the meeting and the historical records for the Council. He is elected by the Council members. In the absence of the Grand Knight, Deputy Grand Knight, and Chancellor the Recorder will run the meeting. Also, he is responsible for the correspondence of the Council as directed by the Grand Knight.

Michael Sheripa

The guards have similar responsibilities, but distinct differences. The outside guard tends to the outer door admitting visitors and members to the inner door. Once at the inner door, the inside guard checks to make sure that their membership cards are current. Guards are in charge of security at the meetings and to assist the Warden as needed.

John Peters

The guards have similar responsibilities, but distinct differences. The outside guard tends to the outer door admitting visitors and members to the inner door. Once at the inner door, the inside guard checks to make sure that their membership cards are current. Guards are in charge of security at the meetings and to assist the Warden as needed.

Mark T. Brennan, Esq

Chief Legal Officer for the Council and is elected by the members of the Council. The advocate is the legal representative of the council and serves as the council’s. attorney at trials and investigations of any interest to the council. While he does not need to be a member of the legal profession, he should be familiar with the council bylaws, the Order’s Charter, Constitution and Laws (#30), Methods of Conducting a Council Meeting (#1937), and Robert’s Rules of Order

The lecturer is appointed by the grand knight to provide both educational and entertaining programs to the council. He is responsible for the ‘Good of the Order’ portion of council meetings. In order to provide members with informative and educational programs, he must be knowledgeable and aware of all council programming.

Ronald Rousseau

Assures that all members at meetings possess the current membership card and is elected by the members of the Council.

He is custodian of all Council property except funds and is in charge of properly setting up the Council Chamber. He directs the activities of the Inside and Outside Guards.

Jeffery R. Vincent

The treasurer is responsible for the safekeeping and maintaining records of all council funds and accounts. He is responsible for depositing money into the council’s accounts and provides a certificate of such monies to the grand knight. He is also responsible for payment of all expenses.

George P. Anderson Jr

Richard S. Kurek

Robert E. Bouquet Jr

The board of trustees consists of three members elected by the council and the grand knight, who serves as chairman of the board. They oversee the work of the financial secretary and treasurer, and with the deputy grand knight serve on the council’s retention committee.

During council elections, only the three-year trustee is voted on, with the others moving on to become two and one-year trustees, respectively. With the assistance of the other Trustees, oversees the financial transactions of the Council, review all bills and financial reports and audit the Council's financial records semi-annually.

Msgr. Michael A. Shershanovich

The Chaplain provides spiritual

guidance and direction to the Council.

The Chaplain is selected by the Grand

Knight, Deputy Grand Knight and the

three Trustees on an annual basis in

accordance with the rules of the Bishop of the diocese.

Michael Collins

The top-ranking officer of the Council. He oversees all Council activities and is elected by the members of the Council.

Richard Brady

Second ranking officer of the Council and is elected by the

members of the Council. He shall preside in the absence or inability of the Grand Knight.

Michael Qualin

he Financial Secretary’s duties revolve around two key

areas of council activities: financial records and

membership records. The financial secretary collects and

receives all moneys that come into the council from any

source. He then turns that money over to the treasurer for

deposit in the council account. This includes issuing and

collecting bills, issuing membership cards, etc. The

Financial Secretaries' appointment (upon the

recommendation of the grand knight and trustees) is

approved by the supreme knight for a period of three

years, and is compensated in a manner approved by the

Board of Directors

Third highest ranking officer and is elected by the Council.

The Chancellor shall assist the Grand Knight and Deputy

Grand Knight in the performance of their duties and shall

take charge during the incapacity or extended absence of

both. He shall exercise a special interest in new members

and members who are sick or in distress.

Gary Ethier

Keeps the minutes of the meeting and the historical

records for the Council. He is elected by the Council

members. In the absence of the Grand Knight, Deputy

Grand Knight, and Chancellor the Recorder will run the

meeting. Also, he is responsible for the correspondence of

the Council as directed by the Grand Knight.

he guards have similar responsibilities, but distinct

differences. The outside guard tends to the outer door

admitting visitors and members to the inner door. Once at

the inner door, the inside guard checks to make sure that

their membership cards are current. Guards are in charge

of security at the meetings and to assist the Warden as

needed.

he guards have similar responsibilities, but distinct

differences. The outside guard tends to the outer door

admitting visitors and members to the inner door. Once at

the inner door, the inside guard checks to make sure that

their membership cards are current. Guards are in charge

of security at the meetings and to assist the Warden as

needed.

Mark T. Brennan, Esq

Chief Legal Officer for the Council and is elected by the

members of the Council. The advocate is the legal

representative of the council and serves as the council’s. attorney at trials and investigations of any interest to the council. While he does not need to be a member of the legal profession, he should be familiar with the council bylaws, the Order’s Charter, Constitution and Laws (#30),

Methods of Conducting a Council Meeting (#1937), and

Robert’s Rules of Order

Donald R. Rochelo

The lecturer is appointed by the grand knight to provide

both educational and entertaining programs to the council.

He is responsible for the ‘Good of the Order’ portion of

council meetings. In order to provide members with

informative and educational programs, he must be

knowledgeable and aware of all council programming.

Jr.

Assures that all members at meetings possess the current

membership card and is elected by the members of the

Council 103 Meetings:

Held on the Second and

Fourth Tuesday of the

Month in the Council

Chambers.

He is custodian of all Council

property except funds and is in charge

of properly setting up the Council

Chamber. He directs the activities of

the Inside and Outside Guards.

Jeffery R. Vincent

The treasurer is responsible for the safekeeping and

maintaining records of all council funds and accounts. He

is responsible for depositing money into the council’s

accounts and provides a certificate of such monies to the

grand knight. He is also responsible for payment of all

expenses.

George P. Anderson Jr

Richard S. Kurek

Robert E. Bouquet Jr

The board of trustees consists of three members elected

by the council and the grand knight, who serves as

chairman of the board. They oversee the work of the

financial secretary and treasurer, and with the deputy

grand knight serve on the council’s retention committee.

During council elections, only the three-year trustee is

voted on, with the others moving on to become two and

one-year trustees, respectively. With the assistance of the

other Trustees, oversees the financial transactions of the

Council, review all bills and financial reports and audit the

Council's financial records semi-annually.