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Tag Archives: Virtue
Liturgy Planning Guide
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 09/30/2012
Keywords: Diligence | Holiness | Innocence | Prophecy | Righeousness | Virtue
Liturgy Planning Guide
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time – 09/02/2012
Keywords: Guidance | Humility | Innocence | Intimate | Purification | Virtue
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A Youth Leader Must…..
A Youth Leader Must…. 1. Make it about Christ and not themself 2. Strive to have ministry flow from their spirituality and not have spirituality flow from their ministry 3. Form a strong team of leaders who help them reach out to teens 4. Be living the Paschal Mystery (die to self and rising with Christ) daily 5. Be completely invested in the parish community 6. Know teens names 7. Be teachable 8. Earn and keep trust 9. Be humble and willing to get their hands dirty 10.
Liturgy Planning Guide
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 09/25/2011
Keywords: Humility | Obedience | Repentance | Righteousness | Selflessness | Unity | Virtue
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Keys To Being a Great Core Member
I was training a group of young core members when I commented about what a great looking group of young adults they were. I think I said they looked like they could be in a Gap Ad. All of a sudden one of the girl Core Members asked me “What’s the perfect core member looked like?” I thought for a second and then immediately responded – “that’s simple – the perfect Core Member looks like Jesus”. You see the world tells teens how they should look, as Core Members it’s not about how we look, it’s all
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Lord, It’s Hard to be Humble In Ministry When…
I don’t like to speak of humility, just the mention of it implies I am not humble. Here is a gut check regarding humility that I have found a huge spiritual help. The Seventeen Evidences of a Lack of Humility By St. Josemaria Escrivá 1. To think that what one says or does is better than what others say or do 2. To always to want to get your own way 3. To argue with stubbornness and bad manners whether you are right or wrong 4. To give your opinion when it has not been requested or when charity
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C’Mon Man! – How Catholic Men Can Keep it Real!
There is a sports pre-game show that has a feature called “C’mon Man”. I love this feature as it shows various athletes, coaches, officials and team owners caught doing something either lame or foolish. The premise of the show is that the featured C’mon Man personality hasn’t kept it real and created a “what are you thinking?” moment. So I thought as Catholic men we could translate this into how we live our faith authentically.
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Relational Ministry is Free
Sometimes when our budget is cut or we can’t afford to buy the next greatest resource or piece of modern technology aimed at reaching teens, we can get down and in a way lose focus on what our mission is. Teens, like all of us are relationship focused. At Life Teen, with a complete dependence on our Blessed Mother and our Eucharistic Lord, we continue to engage young people believing that quality, Eucharistic-centered, relational youth ministry has the power to transform parishes, teens, and culture. The