Almsgiving is a Lenten tradition at Saint James Catholic Cathedral in downtown Orlando.
St. James Cathedral has a long history of helping those in need in our community.
During the 1973-74 recession years, the parishioners of St. James prepared food packs to give to the unemployed and prepared hot meals twice a week which were served on the patio.
Eventually the numbers became so great Father Page, the pastor of St. James, asked the Christian Service Center to take over the feeding program which became known as Daily Bread.
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Thanksgiving Mass at Saint James Cathedral1984 photo of parishioners at Thanksgiving Mass at Saint James Cathedral in downtown Orlando.
Pictured front and center are Kelly Wilkes, age 2,...
Bishop Grady Receives Food for the Poor at the Saint James Cathedral Thanksgiving Day Mass1984 photo of Bishop Grady receiving food for the poor at the St. James Cathedral Thanksgiving Day Mass.
St. James Cathedral has a long...
Father David Page, Saint James Cathedral Photo of Father David Page and parishioners at Saint James Cathedral in downtown Orlando collecting food for the poor in our community.
Saint James CathedralAlmsgiving at Saint James Catholic Cathedral in downtown Orlando.
Saint James CathedralBishop Grady collects food donations from St. James Cathedral parishioners for the poor in our community.
From a $90,000 a year thrift store...
Saint James CathedralBishop Grady and Father David Page receive food for the poor from parishioners of all ages during Thanksgiving Mass, 1984, at Saint...
Saint James CathedralPhoto of Bishop Thomas Grady and Father David Page receiving gifts from Saint James parishioners for the poor in our community.
Saint James...
Christian Service Center40 Years of Helping Those in Need by Dan Wallace, Revelations August 2011, a history of Daily Bread and the Christian Service...
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