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Commission for the Catholic Missions among the Colored People and the Indians

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109:) to create a second funding stream to support Catholic missions in the Black community. Since 1990, the Commission narrowed its funding focus and not funded missions for Black and Native Americans who immigrated to the United States since the mid-20th century, which has affected U.S. Haitian and Mayan communities. 61:
From 1887 to 1944, due to the paucity of alternative domestic funding sources for Catholic mission activities, the Commission expanded its focus to provide intermittent support to certain missions associated with and within the United States. Most notably, it extended funding to the
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Nonetheless, demands for funds have long outpaced the commission's ability to raise them. In 1907, the hierarchy established the Catholic Board for Mission Work among the Colored People (now the
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Ad Hoc Committee on National Collections attempted to end the independence of the Lenten appeal and fold it into a consolidated program of national collections. Monsignor
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in 1980. The appeal raised its first $ 1,000,000 in one year in 1952; its first $ 5,000,000 in one year in 1985; and its first $ 9,000,000 in one year in 2005.
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The commission, based in Washington, D.C., initiated the appeal in 1887, which has been held annually ever since and renamed the
95: 165: 124:, objected and successfully opposed the consolidation, which would have ended the Bureau's independence. 39:, the U.S. Catholic bishops decreed the establishment of a national appeal to benefit mission work among 91: 90:). To support new directions in multicultural ministries, the commission began to extend funding to the 152: 117: 87: 40: 27:
institution that administers a national annual appeal in support of Catholic mission work.
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in 1977, which became an organization of Native American Catholics primarily from among
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Catholic organizations established in the 19th century
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Directors of the Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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Index

Roman Catholic
Third Plenary Council of Baltimore
African Americans
American Indian
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
Bahamas
Guam
Haiti
Philippines
Igorot
Texas
Mexican Americans
Tekakwitha Conference
aboriginal peoples in Canada
National Black Catholic Congress
Catholic Negro-American Mission Board
United States Catholic Conference
Paul Lenz
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
Marquette University Special Collections and University Archives
Commission For The Catholic Missions Among The Colored People And The Indians (Black And Indian Mission Collection): Historical Note/Scope And Content
"Monsignor Paul A. Lenz, 1976-2007"
Black and Indian Mission office
Categories
History of Catholicism in the United States
Religious organizations established in 1884
Catholic organizations established in the 19th century
African-American Roman Catholicism

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