When we became Knights we were introduced to the phrase: “Tempus Fugit. Memento Mori” — Time Flies. Remember Death.
Remember that if you don’t plan it, your loved ones will have to plan your funeral Mass.
Remember that if you don’t prepare for it, your loves ones will have to pay for a funeral.
Remember that if you don’t do it, your loved ones will have to figure out how to provide for their financial needs.
Remember that if you don’t take care of it ahead of time, your loved ones will be left to face a bunch of legal headaches.
Memento Mori. Find out what you need to do to take care of what’s important, and don’t put it off with “some day I’ll get to that.” We don’t know when our last day will come, and if our last day happens before “some day” then… well, let’s not let that happen. Make “some day” November 9th, 2024.
Next Saturday, November 9th, from 6-8pm, you have an opportunity to have a free dinner with your brother Knights, listen to a few speakers while you eat, then have fellowship with your brother Knights afterwards. I’ll only let the speakers go for an hour, so you’ll have plenty of time to socialize before and after.
Blessed Michael McGivney founded the Knights of Columbus in part to provide for those we leave behind. So for them, sign up to attend the estate planning and fraternal benefits dinner, here: https://kofc11445.com/events/estate-planning-and-presentation-and-dinner
