Sunday, October 16, 2022, has been formally designated as this year’s National Catholic Daughter Sunday and a formal proclamation has been issued. Please share stories for the Court News section of SHARE about how your courts celebrate CDA Sunday, perhaps having Proclamation signings.
National Regent Emily Guilherme explains.
“The National CDA Sunday Proclamations go back a long way in the history of the Catholic Daughters of Americas. Traditionally a proclamation is presented to a city official, such as a mayor or city councilman. Often that councilman or mayor is invited to present the proclamation himself or herself at a meeting or reception.”
“Regents should present the Proclamation early enough to give the representative or mayor time to sign and to put the presentation on his or her schedule.”
“I urge you to add a proclamation signing at your October meeting or on CDA Sunday. The Proclamation signing can be an uplifting ceremony.”
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