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Celebrating individuals who give witness to the
Gospel Message of Jesus Christ
Gospel Message of Jesus Christ
Monday, March 22, 2010
The Drexelbrook
Drexelbrook Road & Valley Road
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
Drexelbrook Road & Valley Road
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
Silent Auction and Cocktails ~ 5:30 p.m.
Banquet ~ 7:00 p.m.
2010 Honorees
Deacon Alvin A. Clay, III • Mr. Harry Perretta • Mrs. Dolores A. Purcell • Rev. Msgr. Francis X. Schmidt
Banquet ~ 7:00 p.m.
2010 Honorees
Deacon Alvin A. Clay, III • Mr. Harry Perretta • Mrs. Dolores A. Purcell • Rev. Msgr. Francis X. Schmidt
OYYA is pleased to honor these men and women who give great witness to the Gospel message of Jesus Christ and who continue to serve as excellent Catholic Christian role models for the youth and young adults of today.
If you would like to purchase tickets or support the CYO Hall of Fame Banquet, please click on the links to the right or contact Andrea Montillo at 215-965-4639.
The purpose of the CYO Hall of Fame Banquet is twofold. It serves both as an occasion on which to honor adults who espouse Gospel virtues and as a fund raising endeavor for the Archdiocese's Office for Youth and Young Adults which fosters the young's development through spiritual, social, service, multi-cultural, and athletic based programs. The monies raised are channeled to programs such as the following:
- Pilgrimages to events such as International World Youth Day
- Camp Overbrook, a summer day camp which is conducted at the Seminary
- Leadership development programs for Catholic teens
- A comprehensive CYO Sports/Athletic Ministry which involves the participation of tens of thousands of youth annually.
![]() Deacon Al Clay
Chief Executive Officer, Davidson Trust Company & Permanent Deacon serving Immaculate Conception Parish, Jenkintown |
![]() Mr. Harry Perretta
Head Coach of the Women's Basketball Program Villanova University (1978-present) |
![]() Mrs. Dolores A. Purcell
Former Basketball Coach (1965-1986) & Teacher (1965-1993) West Catholic High School |
![]() Rev. Msgr. Francis X. Schmidt
Former Director of Youth Activities for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, presently known as the Office for Youth and Young Adults (1966-1981) |





