![]() Thanks to all who contributed to this day.Īs someone said, “Small opportunities are often the beginnings of great enterprises.” Today is a day of opportunity. King has grown so steadily, and has grown into a day of reflection on important issues. It speaks well of this community that this event honoring Dr. Then, as word spread and the event grew, it moved to larger venues such as the Joyce Center and then here, at the Century Center, where I understand today we have over 600 attendees. The beginnings of this event’s history nearly two decades ago were quite humble – starting as a small gathering of 100 or so community members in a local South Bend church. ![]() It is a tremendous honor for me to speak to you on an occasion honoring Dr. King’s legacy around the theme, “A Prescription for Peace,” and looking for ways to continue his vision of peace, solidarity, and brotherhood among individuals and across communities. Community Service Recognition Breakfast, kicking off a full day of activities celebrating Dr. Thanks also to the Urban Enterprise Association of South Bend – Pam Meyer, the association staff and the other members of the planning committee – for the invitation to join you this morning as the guest speaker for today’s event: the 17th annual Dr. ![]() Over the past year and a half that I have been in office, I have greatly appreciated the mayor’s leadership and support. My thanks to Mayor Steve (Luecke of South Bend) for such a kind and generous introduction. Day Keynote Address “A Prescription for Peace” ![]() Homilies, Writings, Messages, & Addresses ›. ![]()
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