University of Guelph - Libranni Yearbook (Guelph, Ontario Canada)

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Agape A Saturday in June, 1968. On this day, a Christian Happening occurred in Guelph's Exhibition Park. Agape was its name, from the Greek word meaning a self-giving, gratuitous love. The Agape was an interdenominational gathering, giving some concrete expression to the brotherhood of man . This theme was repeated throughout the course of the activities, embodied in the folk song: God is love, and he who abides in love, abides in God, and God in him. The program included poetry readings and songs by U. of G. students and two local teenage bands, and short presentations by several of our local clergy of varying denominations. Highlighting the afternoon was an expression of Agape . . . when all in attendance shared their lunches with their neighbour. The chief organizer of the Agape was Brother Arthur Olivier, S.J. of Ignatius College, working in close conjunction with the Knox Presbyterian Church group and the Columbian Squires of Guelph. The Agape was aided by the generous support of several Guelph businessmen who contributed much in time and materials to the success of the venture. lt was estimated that some 600 people attended the gathering throughout the afternoon. Q 5