High School Youth Ministry
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Life Teen Blog
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The extreme sacrifice she sealed with her life testifies that only those who have the courage to give of themselves totally to God and others are able to fulfill themselves." Gianna’s situation is...
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I worked in church ministry for a long time, positioning my involvement in proximity to middle school youth ministry. (I have the evidence documented in retreat and camp T-shirts.) I was just close...
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I thought about what a youth night or small group looks like in many parishes. I recalled conversations with youth ministers about how hard it was to recruit male core members and encourage male...
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Catholic Link
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On May 2, a friend texted me a news alert claiming that a leaked draft opinion from the Supreme Court showed that a majority of justices were prepared to overturn the infamous 1973 Roe v. Wade...
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Have you ever noticed with amusement that when children are let loose in a big, empty field they will immediately start running around gleefully, inventing some game, playing tag, finding random...
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St. Thomas Aquinas once said, “To convert somebody go and take them by the hand and guide them.” Our high school youth program is designed to inspire young people to take charge of their own faith, putting Christ at the center of it all, allowing them to guide each other, and those they meet along the way, closer to Him. Teens meet every Sunday for fun, laughter, talks, games, and small groups.
The High school youth group meets from 6-8pm in the youth room (207-208). Dinner is provided. -
"The most effective catechetical program for adolescents are integrated into a comprehensive program of pastoral ministry for youth that includes catechesis, community life, evangelization, justice and service, leadership development, pastoral care, and prayer and worship. Such programs aim to empower young people to live as disciples of Jesus Christ in our world today; to draw young people to responsible participation in the life, mission, and work of the Catholic faith community; and to foster the total personal and spiritual growth of each young person."(National Directory for Catechesis, p. 201)
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