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"All ministry with adolescents must be directed toward presenting young people with the Good News of Jesus Christ and inviting and challenging them to become his disciples...  If we are to succeed, we must offer young people a spiritually challenging and world-shaping vision that meets their hunger for the chance to participate in a worthy adventure."
Renewing the Vision:  A Framework for Catholic Youth Ministry, pg. 10, USCCB 1997
 

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THANK YOU for your support of and participation in the National Conference on Catholic Youth Ministry (NCCYM)!  Over 2,300 Youth Ministers gathered from around the U.S. and beyond for 4 days of prayer, great keynotes and workshops, networking, and more.  The signature Rock Out Poverty event at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame included an awesome concert that raised more than $10,000 to fight poverty in the greater Cleveland area.  We have received many thank you notes that identified your kind hospitality and welcome as a great contribution to the conference.  Thanks for sharing your gifts with the national church.

 

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Adolescents and Faith Formation: An Evangelizing Catechesis:  

The Bishops of the U.S. have identified catechesis as one of their top 4 priority areas in their 2008 – 2011 Strategic Plan. Within catechesis there is considerable attention being given to adolescent catechesis. Bishop Lennon has expressed his desire as chief catechist of the Cleveland Diocese to determine how adolescents can know what they need to know to more fully live as faithful disciples of Jesus Christ. The Offices of Catechetical Services and the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry & CYO have entered into a dialog to consider the vision, goals, strategies, and implementation of this effort.   To find out more about significant national developments and what youth ministry and catechetical leaders need to do, click here

The Partnershiplogo for Adolescent Catechesis

To further the comprehensive approach to adolescent catechesis, the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry (NFCYM), the National Conference for Catechetical Leadership (NCCL), and the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) with the support of the USCCB are collaborating together on the Partnership for Adolescent Catechesis (PAC).  More...

Catholic Youth Leadership for Service and Justice

The Youth and Young Adult Ministry & CYO and the Commission on Catholic Community Action, both part of Catholic Charities Health and Human Services, recognized the need to more fully integrate youth ministry and the teaching of Catholic Social Teaching in order to improve the formation of adolescent Catholics and increase the number and quality of future Catholic lay leaders. The result of the collaboration between the two offices is the Catholic Charities Youth Leaders for Service and Justice Program...More



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