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Newspaper

Texas Catholic

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1974

Page

14

Dallas Catholic Choir Embarks 23 Day European Pilgrimage

The Dallas Catholic Choir plans a 23 day travel to Europe starting August 9 with stops in Cologne Munich Florence Assisi Salzburg and Rome. Two pre trip performances are set in the Dallas area August 4 at Holy Family Fort Worth and August 7 at St Bernard Dallas. Bishop Tschoepe will bless pilgrims at the St Bernard Mass and the group will also perform with the Twin Cities Chorale at Salzburg and sing a Mass at St Peters Basilica in Rome.

Dallas Cologne Munich Florence Assisi Salzburg Rome Dallas - Fort Worth Holy Family Church Fort Worth St. Bernard Church St. Bernard Thomas Tschoepe Dallas Catholic Choir Twin Cities Chorale of Minnesota St. Peter’s Basilica Vatican

Apostolic delegate Jadot tours New Mexico religious history

Archbishop Jean Jadot, apostolic delegate in the United States, spent two days in New Mexico touring communities from Jemez Pueblo to Los Alamos while ordaining Archbishop Robert Sanchez of Santa Fe. He emphasized meeting people over buildings and learning 400 years of Southwest Catholic history in sites across the region.

Jean Jadot United States Robert Sanchez Santa Fe N.M Jadot Lucien Hernden New Mexico Southwest Tijeras Pojoaque Albuquerque Los Alamos Herndon Apostolic Delegate

Knights donate $9 million to charity in 1973 survey

New Haven Conn. The Knights of Columbus reported 9.399 million dollars spent on charities in 1973 from international, state and local units. The supreme council gave 879 thousand, with units donating the rest. Units logged 312,587 visits to the sick and 100,186 blood donations. The survey notes 900,000 hours of community service and 240,000 hours aiding the sick and disabled.

New Haven, Conn Knights of Columbus K of C

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