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Solemnity of Christ the King – 11/25/2012

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Palm Sunday – 04/01/2012

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6th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 02/12/2012

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3rd Sunday of Lent – 12/11/2011

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Engaging the Disengaged: Presenting to Teens

By | June 30, 2010

Presenting in front of a group of teenagers might seem like the beginning of a HORROR story to many adults. But for youth ministers, those brave enough to embark on the journey, presenting the truth is just what we do. And whether you are a dynamic speaker who jumps at the chance to present at a Life Night, or if you still get sweaty palms and dry mouth at the thought of public speaking; God needs willing and humble hearts to engage the disengaged.

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33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time – 11/14/2010

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7th Sunday of Easter – 05/16/2010

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Easter Sunday – 04/04/2010

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Life Night

Once Upon a Time: God’s Story and Our Story

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Goal The goal of this night is to introduce the semester on Scripture. This Life Night will help the teens understand that they, even now, are characters in the story of salvation. The teens will also learn about the power of the Word and its central place in the Catholic faith. About this night This Life Night begins a new semester on Scripture. It is important to take time to gather as a Core team to reflect and pray about how this semester will unfold for the teens in the community. To help prepare,

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Edge Night

The Good News

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Objective:The goal of this session is to get the middle school youth excited about their faith and create in them a desire to share it, while also providing a background of what evangelization is and practical ways to do it. Overview: For many years the word “evangelization” had a negative and almost scary connotation for most Catholics. Many Catholics immediately think of evangelization as either something that made them very uncomfortable, something that the non-Catholic Christians do, or something