October 1st, 1956

Cabrini Day in Colorado is dedicated to honoring the life and legacy of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, also known as Mother Cabrini. She was an Italian-American Roman Catholic nun known for her charitable work and dedication to helping the needy and immigrants. In Colorado, this day recognizes her contributions, particularly the establishment of the Queen of Heaven Orphanage in Denver and the creation of the Mount Carmel Center. Celebrations on Cabrini Day may include community service activities, educational events focusing on Mother Cabrini's work and the importance of service and charity in society. The day serves as a reminder of the impact of individual dedication to helping others and is an inspiration for acts of kindness and service within communities.

The International Day of Older Persons is observed to acknowledge the significant contributions of older persons to society and to raise awareness of the issues and challenges of aging in today’s world. This day emphasizes the need to ensure that older persons can continue to participate fully in society and that their rights and dignity are respected. Events on this day often include discussions, cultural events, and advocacy campaigns focusing on various aspects of aging, such as healthcare, social inclusion, and age discrimination. The day serves as a reminder of the value of the elderly in society and the importance of providing them with the care, respect, and opportunities they deserve. It's a celebration of the experience, knowledge, and contributions of older persons, and a call to action to create a society that values and empowers all ages.