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[content] => At the urging of CRS’ Eileen Egan, Mother Teresa comes to the United States for the first time to address the National Convention of the National Council of Catholic Women. There, she thanks them—and CRS—for their early support of the Missionaries of Charity. Eileen, who joined CRS in 1943 as our first layperson, had met Mother Teresa 5 years earlier in Calcutta. She became an early advocate of her work and a lifelong friend and correspondent. Mother Teresa would visit CRS’ U.S. offices twice: once in New York in 1977, and once in Baltimore in 1996.
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[caption] => A reception on November 20, 1960, given by Catholic Relief Services and the National Catholic Welfare Conference. The reception was held in honor of Mother Teresa’s visit to Geneva. Attendees, left to right: Odille Roullet of the International Catholic Child Office, A. Pugin of Caritas Geneva, Rev. Emile Gabel of Le Courrier of Geneva, Mother Teresa, Rev. Paul Bouvier of Caritas Geneva, Rev. Joseph Joblin, S.J. of the International Labor Office, Radeusz Smitowski of the International Catholic Center of Geneva and Loek Kampschoer of the International Catholic Migration Commission.
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[title] => 1961-1966
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[title] => 1963
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**This photo is not owned by CRS. It is for editorial use ONLY. It may not be used for donor packages or large print runs.**
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[title] => November 5, 1964
[content] => During the Third Session of Vatican II, CRS Assistant Executive Director James J. Norris addresses the Council on World Poverty and the Christian Conscience, the first time a layperson has addressed the full assembly of bishops—and in Latin. It was the opening of the Commission for Justice and Peace.
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[title] => October 5, 1965
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