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12th Annual Canterbury Medal Dinner to Honor Gov. and Mrs. Mitt Romney

 

The Becket Fund
Cordially Invites You to
Its Twelfth Annual Dinner
Awarding the Canterbury Medal to

Governor and Mrs. Mitt Romney

Thursday, May 8, 2008
The Metropolitan Club
One East 60th Street
New York City
Reception at 6:30pm, Dinner to Follow
Black Tie

 

This year the Becket Fund is honored to bestow Governor and Mrs. Mitt Romney with its highest honor, the Canterbury Medal, for their role in expanding the free expression of religious faith in the public square.   Each year the Becket Fund awards the Canterbury Medal to someone who has "resolutely refused to render unto Caesar that which is God's." 

The governor's extraordinary speech on the role of religion in political life was an important contribution to religious liberty and the national political discourse during this election season.  Both Governor and Mrs. Romney have demonstrated exemplary poise and dignity in the face of all manner of provocations aimed at their faith.  For these reasons and more, The Becket Fund is delighted to present the Romneys with the Canterbury Medal at this year's dinner.

See coverage of the award in the U.S. News and World Report.
 

To purchase a table or tickets, contact Ashley Samelson at asamelson@becketfund.org.

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Host Committee Table - $25,000 Benefactor Ticket - $2,500
Dinner Committee Table - $15,000 Two Benefactor Tickets - $5,000
Patron Committee Table - $10,000 Sponsor Ticket - $1,500
  Two Sponsor Tickets - $3,000
  Patron Ticket - $1,000
  Two Patron Tickets - $2,000

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