Date: 10 Apr 93 15:58:29
From: Christopher Baker
To: Brian Henry
Subj: Re: Denver Catholic Youth Day
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> Some 200-thousand people are expected to attend the Catholic
> celebration. Pope John Paul the Second is scheduled to hold an open
> mass on August 15th at Cherry Creek State Park.
American Atheists plans a protest march for the Pope at that time, too.
- A FLYER -
Pope Picket '93
For over a thousand years popes have told the West what to do.
It's time that Atheists tell a pope what to do.
We would suggest, "John Paul, go home!"
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The place: Denver, Colorado
The date: August 13, 14, and 15, 1993 (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)
The occasion: World Youth Day 1993. The pope has been invited by the Denver
archdiocese for a massive conference [and what better state of repression for
such a nice Catholic event?], ending in a papal mass on Sunday, August 15,
1993. The conference is expected to draw over 60,000 young people. At least
200,000 persons will be at the mass. Now, isn't the pope the very last person
we want influencing the young? [nah, Pat Robertson is more dangerous than the
pope.]
American Atheist plans: There will be a number of opportunities to
demonstrate against the pope and Roman Catholic policies during the weekend.
Our plans will finalize as we work with local authorities. The weekend will
include an informal cocktail party and lectures on the Roman Catholic church.
Accomodations: Most hotels are already booked because of the massive crowds
expected for the pope's visit. American Atheists has been able to reserve a
block of rooms at the American Motel, 10101 I-70 Service Road North, Wheat
Ridge, CO. The room rate is $36 per night plus 9.5 percent tax. Details on
how to reserve your room will be sent after you register for the picket.
Transportation: American Atheists will organize transportation from the
official Pope Picket hotel to any demonstration sites. Golden West Airport
Shuttle service provides transportation from Stapleton Airport to the
American Motel. Cost is between $5 and $8.
Registration: There is a $5 fee per person to participate in the Pope Picket
'93. This non-refundable registration fee is charged to help cover costs of
organizing the event.
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you can also mention you saw this flyer in the FidoNet A_THEIST Echo! [grin]
TTFN.
Chris
p.s. this flyer is available as a file. freq POPEPCKT.93 from 1:374/14.
anytime except 0100-0130 ET and Zone 1 ZMH at 1200-9600+ HST/V32 for FidoNet
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C.
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