Campaign Record – Our Lady of Angels, Burlingame

A booklet outlining the successes of various fundraising campaigns initiated by the Parish of Our Lady of Angels in Burlingame.

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Date
1958
Reference
10
Extent and medium
10 pp; printed
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A booklet outlining the successes of various fundraising campaigns initiated by the Parish of Our Lady of Angels in Burlingame.
Repository
Irish Capuchin Archives
Context
Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of the Irish Capuchin Mission in the United States > Irish Capuchin Foundations in the United States > Burlingame, California

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  • Archdiocese of San Francisco
  • CHANCERY OFFICE
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CAMPAIGN RECORD OUR LADY OF ANGELS Hillside Drive, Burlingame Archdiocese of San Francisco CHANCERY OFFICE 445 CHURCH STREET SAN FRANCISCO 14, CALIF. UNDERHILL 3-5112 24 September 1958 To the Parishioners of Our Lady of Angels Parish 1721 Hillside Drive Burlingame, California It gives me great pleasure to note another progressive step in the development of your parish to meet the needs of our Catholic people. I congratulate you on the fine Catholic spirit that motivates the inauguration of your major Fund Raising Campaign that will provide funds to construct an additional parish school and a residence and chapel for the Sisters of Mercy, who have instructed your Catholic youth these many years. It is undoubtedly a great source of encouragement and inspiration to those now participating in this Campaign to know that it is going forward so favorably. I know that you will be faithful to bringing this Campaign to a successful completion and those of you who have not been asked to serve should join wholeheartedly with the parishioners who are making every effort to meet the present parochial needs. The meritorious achievements of the past should be of great encouragement in bringing the present Drive to a reality. Praying every blessing upon you, I am Faithfully yours, JOHN J. MITTY Archbishop of San Francisco