New York Archbishop Francis Joseph Spellman makes appeal on behalf of Catholic Charities

The speaker appeals for support for Catholic Charities, highlighting the various groups it aids, such as children, the elderly, and the sick. The speaker encourages donations, suggesting a day's wage, and expresses gratitude and blessings for those who contribute.

What groups does Catholic Charities aim to support according to the speaker?

• Only the sick

• Various vulnerable groups including children and the aged

• The wealthy and privileged

• Only the homeless

What does the speaker ask individuals to contribute to Catholic Charities?

• A year's wage

• A month's wage

• A day's wage

• A week's wage

Why does the speaker emphasize gratitude in their appeal?

• To criticize those who do not donate

• To make people feel guilty

• To encourage people to reflect on their blessings

• To highlight the organization's achievements

What does the speaker pray for at the end of the appeal?

• For blessings and rewards for the charitable

• For the success of Catholic Charities

• For the end of poverty

• For more donations

What is the primary purpose of the speaker's message?

• To criticize the government

• To announce a new project

• To promote a new charity

• To seek support for Catholic Charities