Squires of St. Paul the Apostle
Squires meet the 4th Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm
Contact: Kevin Spillane (516) 639-0500 or [email protected]
Contact: Kevin Spillane (516) 639-0500 or [email protected]
From left to right:
Michael Galgano - NYS Squire Chairman, Jude Bertino - Notary, Nick Carone - Marshal, Thomas Lynch - Chief Squire
Chris Jaghab - Sentry, Mgrs. James Pereda - Father Prior, Alex Kasper - Deputy Chief Squire, Peter Boyle - Past Grand Knight
Tyler Incorvaia - Bursar, Kevin Spillane - Chief Counselor, James Viania - Grand Knight
Michael Galgano - NYS Squire Chairman, Jude Bertino - Notary, Nick Carone - Marshal, Thomas Lynch - Chief Squire
Chris Jaghab - Sentry, Mgrs. James Pereda - Father Prior, Alex Kasper - Deputy Chief Squire, Peter Boyle - Past Grand Knight
Tyler Incorvaia - Bursar, Kevin Spillane - Chief Counselor, James Viania - Grand Knight
Squires Events
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Bobby Nawrath Fundraising
Front Row: Robert Nawrath Center Row Left to Right: Joseph Marriott, Jacob Kozhipatt, Brendon Shunk, Christopher Dawson Back row Left to Right: Paul Kozhipatt, Joseph Cronin, Douglas Shunk, William Salinas. The Eugene J. Reilly Squire Circle 5612 from St. Paul the Apostle in Brookville, held a fundraiser for Bobby Nawrath on Mother's Day. He has a rare genetic disorder called Treacher Collins Syndrome. The group raffled off a Weeping Pink Cherry Tree, which was donated by Zaino's Nursery in Westbury. The proceeds from the tree and the group's plant sale went to Bobby's family & totaled $2,500. |
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Father's Day Hospitality Breakfast
Steven Northsheild, William Salinas, Joesph Marriot, Thomas Marriot, Christopher Liccitti, Daniel Esposito, Jacob Kozhipatt, Jihun Son, James Galante The Eugene J. Reilly Squire Circle 5612, from St. Paul the Apostle in Brookville, held a Parish Breakfast after the 9:30 mass on Father's Day in order to give back to the parishioners of St Pauls. |
Past Squires Officers
Jacob Kozhipatt- Chief Squire
Msgr. James Pereda - Father Prior
Jihun Son- Deputy Chief Squire
Thomas Marriott - Future Squire
William Salinas - Sentry
Christopher Dawson - Arm Captain
Brendon Shunk - Pole Captain
Joseph Marriott - Membership Chairman
Thomas Marriot - Bursar
Chris Liccitti - Notary
Jacob Kozhipatt- Chief Squire
Msgr. James Pereda - Father Prior
Jihun Son- Deputy Chief Squire
Thomas Marriott - Future Squire
William Salinas - Sentry
Christopher Dawson - Arm Captain
Brendon Shunk - Pole Captain
Joseph Marriott - Membership Chairman
Thomas Marriot - Bursar
Chris Liccitti - Notary
Description of Officers
The Chief Squire: The chief squire is the chief executive of the circle. He presides at all meetings, selects members to chair each of the four permanent committees. He also appoints the marshal and sentry, as well as an arm captain and pole captain to assist during ceremonials.
Deputy Chief Squire: As “second-in-command”, the deputy chief squire should keep current with all facets of committee work and with chief squire’s long-range planning schedule.
Notary: The notary uses a Notary’s Record Book (Form #465) to record the proceedings of all circle meetings and is responsible for keeping the state circle and the supreme council department of fraternal services informed of the circle’s status. The notary is required to keep an attendance record of all meetings and also maintain an inventory of all circle equipment and ceremonial paraphernalia.
Bursar: As the circle’s treasurer, the bursar collects income from fund-raising projects.
Father Prior: Serves as chaplain of the circle and if possible, oversees all of its religious activities; serves as the circle’s spiritual activities committee counselor; acts as the circle’s spiritual advisor; counsels and advises the squires in personal and religious matters.
*Marshal: The marshal is responsible for ceremonial robes and paraphernalia. He is required to prepare circle chambers for regular meetings and to clean and maintain all equipment when necessary. He also checks membership cards of those present.
Sentry: The sentry guards the entrance to the business chamber during meetings and investitures and refuses entry to anyone who is not properly identified.
*Arm & Pole Captains: The arm captain and the pole captain assist the marshal in the investiture ceremony; each is assigned by the marshal to lead a group of candidates. The arm & pole captains serve as assistants to the marshal as he fulfills his duties and responsibilities.
*Committee Chairmen: There are four standing (permanent) committees: spiritual, service, circle and membership. Chairmen are appointed by the chief squire for a period of one year. Each chairman selects squires as committee members with the approval of the chief squire. Together, they are responsible for developing & conducting activities in their area of responsibility. As projects are completed, committee chairmen should file a report with the circle for future reference.
The Chief Squire: The chief squire is the chief executive of the circle. He presides at all meetings, selects members to chair each of the four permanent committees. He also appoints the marshal and sentry, as well as an arm captain and pole captain to assist during ceremonials.
Deputy Chief Squire: As “second-in-command”, the deputy chief squire should keep current with all facets of committee work and with chief squire’s long-range planning schedule.
Notary: The notary uses a Notary’s Record Book (Form #465) to record the proceedings of all circle meetings and is responsible for keeping the state circle and the supreme council department of fraternal services informed of the circle’s status. The notary is required to keep an attendance record of all meetings and also maintain an inventory of all circle equipment and ceremonial paraphernalia.
Bursar: As the circle’s treasurer, the bursar collects income from fund-raising projects.
Father Prior: Serves as chaplain of the circle and if possible, oversees all of its religious activities; serves as the circle’s spiritual activities committee counselor; acts as the circle’s spiritual advisor; counsels and advises the squires in personal and religious matters.
*Marshal: The marshal is responsible for ceremonial robes and paraphernalia. He is required to prepare circle chambers for regular meetings and to clean and maintain all equipment when necessary. He also checks membership cards of those present.
Sentry: The sentry guards the entrance to the business chamber during meetings and investitures and refuses entry to anyone who is not properly identified.
*Arm & Pole Captains: The arm captain and the pole captain assist the marshal in the investiture ceremony; each is assigned by the marshal to lead a group of candidates. The arm & pole captains serve as assistants to the marshal as he fulfills his duties and responsibilities.
*Committee Chairmen: There are four standing (permanent) committees: spiritual, service, circle and membership. Chairmen are appointed by the chief squire for a period of one year. Each chairman selects squires as committee members with the approval of the chief squire. Together, they are responsible for developing & conducting activities in their area of responsibility. As projects are completed, committee chairmen should file a report with the circle for future reference.
