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41St International Eucharistic Congress Collection 41st International Eucharistic Congress Collection 100.2263A1.0 Holy Childhood Association – Diocese of Allentown, “Love Cup” Folders 100.302A1.0 To Various, from Monsignor Sutzinger, 10/1975 – 06/1976, correspondence concerning Congress, Diocese of Allentown 100.303A1.0 To Various, from Eucharistic Congress Office, Diocese of Allentown, 11/05/1975 – 08/1976, memos concerning Congress participation, Spiritual Renewal and preparation 100.304A1.0 01/25 – 05/07/1976, suggested Liturgies in Preparation for Eucharistic Congress, Diocese of Allentown 100.305A1.0 Para-Liturgical services in preparation for Eucharistic Congres, Diocese of Allentown 100.306A1.0 10/17/1975 – 01/22/1976, Eucharistic Congress Meeting Minutes, Diocese of Allentown, List of Committee meeting dates 100.307A1.0 Committees, Activities and summaries – spiritual preparation for Eucharistic Congress – Diocese of Allentown 100.308A1.0 To Monsignor Seitzenger, Allentown, from Eucharistic Congress Office, Philadelphia, participation in Eucharistic Congress 100.309A1.0 Operation Rice Bowl – Diocese of Allentown: parish amounts 100.310A1.0 Diocese of Allentown, Parish Bulletins and News Releases, for Eucharistic Congress 100.311A1.0 From The Morning Call Newspaper, Newsclippings, Eucharistic Congress, Diocese of Allentown 106.36A2.0 03/1976, Correspondence concerning construction of altars for Eucharistic Congress (Complaint of Father Bishara) 100.2734A2.0 To Cardinal Krol, from Father Conway, 02/26/1976, construction of Altars 100.2599A2.0 To Cardinal Krol, from John W. McDevitt, 12/05/1975, donation for Congress Altar: Attached is Cardinal Krol’s reply with news release of the Knights’ contribution 100.916A2.0 Altar design for J.F.K. Stadium, Fact Sheet 100.15A2.0 To Sister Mary Tereze Deye, S.N.D., from Mr. Robert Palestini, 04/19/1976, responding to Sister’s letter concerning the donation of $100,000 for an alter, Mr. Palestini explains the “Altar” of “stage” was donated by the Knights of Columbus to transform Veteran’s Stadium into a Church for Congress Liturgical Events, related letter attached 100.09A2.0 To 41st International Eucharistic Congress, from Peter H. Frink, Frink and Beuchat Architects, 03/18/1976, the difficulty over the 41st International Eucharistic Congress altars, related letter attached 100.05A2.0 To Reverend John Miller, from Robert H. Palestini, Association, Executive Secretary, 12/24/1975, Altar contest 100.1024A2.0 Liturgy Committee Altars – Spectrum, Convention Hall – Exhibit Area 100.1856A3.0 Most Reverend Jean Jadot: Apostolic Delegate’s proposed schedule for Eucharistic Congress Week 10.1855A3.0 03/26/1976 – 08/26/1976, Most Reverend Jean Jadot: Apostolic Delegate: Correspondence concerning Congress 100.124B1.0 03/1976, Franklin Mint Bicentennial Issue Magazine 100.583B1.0 Eucharistic Congress and N.C.C.B. Committee for the Bicentennial, correspondence, homilies and liturgies – discussion program material, newsclippings 100.584B1.0 Bicentennial Folder, Congressional Act 93 – 179, American Revolution Bicentennial Administration, newsletters, Bulletins 100.585B1.0 Bicentennial news clippings and press releases from the nation and Pennsylvania 100.586B1.0 Bicentennial news clippings and press releases dealing with scheduled events in Philadelphia 100.368B2.0 Black Catholic Participation, Program Schedule, Black Tradition in Worship (Lectures and discussions 100.369B2.0 Black Catholic Participation – Finance, correspondence, reports 100.367B2.0 Black Catholic Participation – memos, list of Bishop’s Conferences 100.366B2.0 Black Catholic Participation – news clippings 100.2393B2.1 Liturgy Booklets of the International Eucharistic Congress – Black Catholic – Gift of Negritude 100.1823B2.1 To Most Reverend Joseph A. Francis, from Monsignor Walter Conway, 05/18/1976, Invitation to Join in Black Liturgy Mass 100.2300B2.1 Black people Liturgy Plans – Concelebrants list 100.2330B2.1 1975 – 1976, correspondence dealing with the Black Liturgy for the 41st International Eucharistic Congress, N.B., the controversy caused by Reverend Clarence J. Rivres wanting to change the Eucharistic Prayer and the Presidential Prayers to fit the Black Culture of America. 100.1690B2.1 To Leon-Etienne Cardinal Duval, from John Cardinal Krol, 05/07/1976, invitation to participate at the Black Liturgy and Seminars during the 41st International Eucharistic Congress, attached is a participation form. 100.2516B2.1 To Bishop James Rausch, from Cardinal Krol, 04/13/1976, Father Rivers and his appeal for Congress funds for Black Liturgy 100.1713B2.1 To Most Reverend Raymond-Marie Tchidimbo, President of the Episcopal Conference of Guinea, from John Cardinal Krol, 05/07/1976, invitation to participate in the special black liturgy and seminars during the 41st International Eucharistic Congress 100.1726B2.1 To Most Reverend James Chiora, from James Cardinal Krol, 05/07/1976, invitation to participate in the 41st International Eucharistic Congress, especially in the Black sponsored Liturgies and seminars. 100.2627B2.1 To Cardinal Krol, Father Conway, and Mr. Robert James, from Clarence J. Rivers, 03/17/1976, 03/19/1976, Black ethnic liturgy and various problems contained therein (Proposed Program of Black Participation) 100.1729B2.1 To Most Reverend Manual Vieira Pinto, President of Episcopal Conference of Mozambique, from John Cardinal Krol, 05/07/1976, invitation to participate in the 41st International Eucharistic Congress, especially in the Black sponsored liturgy and Seminars 100.1727B2.1 To Most Reverend Luc Augasti Sangare, President, Episcopal Conference of Mali, from John Cardinal Krol, 05/07/1976, Invitation to participate in the Black sponsored Liturgy and Seminars 100.1733B2.1 Le Cardinal Paul Zoungrana, President of the Episcopal Conference des Eveques de la Haute Volta and Niger, from John Cardinal Krol, 05/07/1976, invitation to participate in the 41st International Eucharistic Congress, especially in the Black sponsored seminars and liturgy 100.1910B2.1 To Most Reverend Harold R. Perry, from Monsignor Walter Conway, 05/18/1976, letter of invitation to participate in Black liturgy 100.2394B2.1 Liturgy booklets of the International Eucharistic Congress – Black Ecumenical Service 100.361B2.2 Committee on Black Catholic Participation – Membership, General Corrspondence, List of Black Priests in the United States, Steering Committee 100.364B2.2 Committee on Black Catholics – Agenda, 04/05/1975 – 12/20/1975 100.365B.2.2 Committee on Black Catholic Participation – General Correspondence 100.362B2.2 Committee on Black Catholic – minutes on Black Participation steering committee – 04/1975 – 06/1975 100.363B2.2 Committee on Black Catholics – minutes on meeting 04/05/1975, Bound booklet 100.10B2.2 To Mr. Frank C.P. McGlinn, from Reverend Walter J. Conway, 01/23/1976, the operational expenses of the Committee on Black Participation, related letters attached 100.179B3.0 By-Laws, Board of Governors, Eucharistic Congress Revised, 06/09/1975, 2 Copies 100.554B3.0 By-Laws, Board of Governors 100.2630B3.0 By-Laws of the Board of Governors 100.644B3.0 Board of Governors – NC News Service 100.643B3.0 Board of Governors – news clippings 100.645B3.0 Board of Governors – Memos, 12/1974 – 05/1975 100.2632B3.0 Staff Proposal to Board of Governors 100.638B3.0 Eucharistic Congress Board of Governors Agendas 100.2691B3.0 Agendas for all Board of Governor Meetings 100.624B3.0 Reports of various committees to Board of Governors, 08/11/1975 100.648B3.0 Board of Governors – program committee, proposal to Board of Governors, 10/1975, executive committee meeting agenda meeting, 05/1975, 11/1975 106.43B3.1 International Eucharistic Congress Committee Meetings 100.649B3.1 Board of Governors executive committee Memos 100.650B3.1 Board of Governors Executive Committee By-Laws – Motions approved by board 100.2631B3.1 Information concerning executive committee 100.184B3.1 Photographs of Executive Staff Members, International Eucharistic Congress, Black and white glossies 100.2823B3.2 To Cardinal Krol, from Archbishop Baum, 01/22/1975, gratitude for appointment to the Board of Governors (response from Cardinal Krol) 100.646B3.2 Board of Governors – membership appointment acknowledgement 100.608B3.2 Board of Governors – members – appointment correspondence 100.2686B3.2 03/1975, International Eucharistic Congress Board of Governors (List of members), (revised list, 06/17/1975) 10.2749B3.2 To Cardinal Krol, from Harry G. John, 10/08/1975, absence from Board of Governors’ meeting 100.2815B3.2 To Cardinal Krol, from Bishop F. Joseph Gossman, 05/19/1975, resignation from the Board of Governors (Cardinal’s Response) 106.26B3.2 To Cardinal Krol, from Harry R. Beldinger, 03/03/1976, request to stop serving on Board of Governors 100.1944B3.3 Minutes, 11/1975 – 02/1975, proposals to Board of Governors, 07/1975, reports to Board of Governors 100.625B3.3 Minutes and reports of Board of Governors, 09/08/1975 100.623B3.3 Board of Governors, minutes of meeting 08/11/1975 100.621B3.3 Board of Governors, minutes of meeting, 10/13/1975 100.620B3.3 Minutes and report of Board of Governors meeting, 11/10/1975 100.619B3.3 Minutes and reports of Board of Governors meeting, 01/12/1976 100.617B.3.3 Board of Governors, minutes of meeting 02/09/1976 100.610B3.3 Board of Governors, minutes of meeting, 06/14/1976 100.609B3.3 Board of Governors – Minutes of Meeting, 08/16/1976 100.616B3.3 Minutes and reports of Board of Governors Meeting, 03/08/1976 100.614B3.3 Board of Governors – Minutes of Meeting, 04/12/1976 100.647B3.3
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