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Down the Road – February Calendar

Jan. 28-Feb. 3
Catholic Schools Week, "Catholic Schools: The Good News in Education." Contact: Barbara Keebler, National Catholic Educational Association, (202) 337-6232.

February
Catholic Press Month. Visit www.catholicpress.org.

February
Black History Month

February 3-5
Annual Meeting of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities: "Catholic Higher Education That Works," Washington, DC. Contact Richard A. Yanikoski, ACCU, at (202) 457-0650 or visit www.accunet.org.

February 4
World Day for Consecrated Life

February 4
National Day of Prayer for the African American Family. Contact: Beverly A. Carroll, USCCB's Secretariat for African American Catholics, at (202) 541-3177.

February 11
XV Annual World Day of the Sick: "Spiritual and Pastoral Care of the Patients with Incurable Illnesses," Seoul, South Korea. Contact: Fred Caesar, Catholic Health Association, (202) 296-3993.

February 11-14
Annual Catholic Social Ministry Gathering: "Bringing Good News to a Broken World: Overcoming Fear with God's Love," Washington, D.C. Contact: Yolanda Taylor-Burwell, USCCB, (202) 541-3185.

February 19
Presidents' Day Observed

February 21
Ash Wednesday
Suggested national date for collection to Aid the Church in Central and Eastern Europe: "Love is the Only Light." Contact Father James McCann, USCCB's Office to Aid the Church in Central and Eastern Europe, (202) 541-3400 or visit www.usccb.org/aee/collection.shtml.

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