Cameron Peck

State Deputy Frank Shay presented Fr. Prabel with the 2014-2015 Recruiter of the Year Award.

The San Pablo Council and the Christ the King Council teamed up to raise money to help offset the cost of the Thanksgiving meal that the Catholic Action Center in Lexington serves to the homeless.  For the past several years, all the councils in Lexington have come together to cover the cost of the meal and they plan to do this again this year.  As the price of turkey goes up, so does the cost.  The two councils decided to hold the fundraiser, not only to raise money for a worthy cause but also to bring these two cultures together for a night of delicious Mexican food and good conversation.  Before the meal was served, there was a bilingual Mass at the Cathedral.  The Mass was concelebrated by Fr. Paul Prabell and Fr. Carlos Martinez.

Kehoe Council 1764 held their first Friday Fish Fry of the season on November 6th.

Mary Queen Council #14372 in Lexington held a Pumpkin Patch event for the parish on October 24th. They gave away free pumpkins to children in 3rd grade and younger and they invited several other school groups to participate and a fun time was had by all.  They also had a police helicopter for the kids to check out.  One of the council members grew the pumpkins on his farm.