I expected the guy to have but it goes to show you that everybody has dreams and everybody wants something better for themselves.Ġ7:18 Sometimes, I don't even know what it is, but I always felt that our daily bread was there for everybody to serve them wherever they wear on their own personal Journey?Ġ7:31 Thank you for sharing that. Is this paperback book? And the title of the book was you can make $1000000 in real estate and I'm think it's that I got to tell you that was not the book.
And if they had a backpack or whatever, they would just put it down at by the chair, what, you know, where they, where they sat.Ġ6:24 So I'm serving a meal and you know, you have this a lot of preconceived views about all the people and trying to learn what it is that they wanted in life and how they ended up there at the soup kitchen and I looked down and this guy's got his backpack out and sticking out of the back of the backpack. So you had to kind of wind your way through the tables, in order to deliver the food to the people who were seated and everybody came in.
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Everything was all chocobloc full in there. It was could only see it about 40, people kitchen. I was serving the meal at our daily bread when we were in the old rowhouse. Good learning experience is one kind of 6 in my mind, which I'm sure you will appreciate bill. And from that experience, Our Daily Bread was was born and it was aĠ5:37 Hello. I, I, I must have well over 2 ft and the city was just locked down.Ġ4:55 And but there was still about a hundred a hundred and twenty people who lined up for those sandwiches that the sisters made and they're standing in Hip deep snow waiting for the sandwiches and we knew that that that's all those folks were going to get to eat that day.Ġ5:17 And we basically said that, you know, there's got to be a better way. We had it was in the late 70s, and at the time, theĠ4:27 The sisters Who provided the meals for the priests who were living at the Basilica, rectory would make sandwiches for the homeless people, every every day and we had this enormous snowstorm. You know, what what do you talk about? What Goddess to that point from your arrival, for me? I guess a handful years before that and at that point,Ġ4:03 Well, it was a real journey earning process and it really started with a snowstorm. And I was thinking if 40 40 years ago to have all of that happening at one time. And I was thinking about, it was also, 1981 was one of these years where not only did you open the most amazing program that said, our neighbors who are hungry and ultimately developed a residential component case, management component and Workforce Development component, but we opened our first support a senior housing community as well. I we've had disinvestment some communities and we really had a lot of work to do to bring about further changes as well.Ġ3:05 And how I was just thinking 2 weeks from today, is the 40th anniversary of the opening of Our Daily Bread in Baltimore at its original location. And I remark that was one thing that hadn't changed. We lived in Westport after the unrest and Riots of 1968. Peter Claver Parish on on Fremont in Pennsylvania that very next day.Ġ2:34 And it reminded me of 1968 because I remember my dad, taking me to West Baltimore that part of West Baltimore. Gregory the Great Parish in the custody of the police commission, and I remember going to that site and going to st. As reflecting recently about Freddie gray who died in 2015 near gilmor homes, you know, the right behind Saint. I watching some of the changes that have taken place in Baltimore in the role that you and Catholic Charities have had an improving lives of our neighbors and making our community stronger. And I remember as a young, much younger person in a in a previous career. So, it was an enormous amount of change and I'm sureĠ1:34 You have seen a similar a change process in the time that you've been there my whole life.
Now, about 10 years from Catholic Charities and I came to Charities from the great state of Maine and spent 35 years in Baltimore, and who's just a fabulous experience, for me and boats with the people, and with the perfectly with the agency and seeing it grow and change over those thirty-five years. 79 is the years go by and it is the 19th. 20 years older than the new bill and starting to feel a little more like that.
I'm located in Baltimore, Maryland, and I'm here for a conversation with Hal Smith, how and I spend much of our lives in Baltimore together? How was my predecessor at Catholic Charities of Archdiocese of Baltimore, and it's a legend here in our community.Ġ0:34 Well, thanks Bill and Nacho's hear about the Legend part.
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