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October 2019
Ministry Round Table at JPII
Ministry round table at jpii What is the future of John Paul II High School for the mission of the Church in Dallas? How can JPII be of service to the young people in your ministry? If you are a part of the Northern Deanery, or have many young people that feed into the JPII community, we would like to invite you to a Ministry Round Table hosted at John Paul II High School. Join us for important conversation surrounding…
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The 635
THE 635 “The mission of the 635 is to provide young adults in the Dallas area, regardless of their faith backgrounds, with an undeniable sense of belonging, a safe space to encounter God, and access to a supportive Christian community.” All young adults (18-39) are invited to join us at the 635 Granada Event! Free parking behind the Granada. Fall Series Theme: Wasted: An Exhortation to Live Life in Abundance October: “Memento Mori”: Do not waste your time, talent, and treasure…
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635 Volunteer Meet-up
635 Volunteer Meet-up This event is for the 635 Volunteers! We will be meeting up for Mass Friday evening, as it is a Holy Day of Obligation for the Feast of All Saints! Location TBD. If you'd like to be a 635 Volunteer, CLICK HERE.
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SUMMIT: Still Human
SUMMIT: Still Human As we know, it’s not enough to teach our young people the “Hail Mary” and send them on their way. The people we serve lead human lives, with human needs, and human problems. At this gathering, we will make a case for why the concerns of modern Christian ministry (and Jesus) involve the care of the whole person. RSVP HERE by November 7
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Summit: Still human (for volunteers) **HOLD THE DATE** This Summit is geared towards our parish volunteers and will be offered in both English and Spanish. RSVP, Location, and further details to come. As we know, it’s not enough to teach our young people the “Hail Mary” and send them on their way. The people we serve lead human lives, with human needs, and human problems. At this gathering, we will make a case for why the concerns of modern Christian…
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The 635
THE 635 “The mission of the 635 is to provide young adults in the Dallas area, regardless of their faith backgrounds, with an undeniable sense of belonging, a safe space to encounter God, and access to a supportive Christian community.” All young adults (18-39) are invited to join us at the 635 Granada Event! Free parking behind the Granada. Fall Series Theme: Wasted: An Exhortation to Live Life in Abundance December: “Memento Mori”: God wastes his love on us in abundance…
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February 2020
Dallas Catholic Youth Conference 2020
Dallas Catholic Youth Conference: 2020 Visit www.dcycdallas.orgfor more information. Group Leaders: Identify yourself if you are interested in bringing a group of high school teens. This exciting weekend of prayer, community, and worship gathers high school teens from throughout the Catholic Diocese of Dallas and beyond. Teens are invited to deepen their relationship with Jesus through powerful speakers, high energy praise and worship music, vibrant liturgies, recreation, Reconciliation, and Adoration.
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SUMMIT: Invisible Crosses- Seeking Christ Amidst Mental Health Struggles
SUMMIT: Invisible Crosses: Seeking Christ Amidst Mental Health Struggles The Church has a particular call to be in solidarity with the suffering. Those that we minister to are suffering with mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, and severe stress. In this gathering, we will discuss how to best prepare ourselves and our ministries to respond pastorally to the mental health needs and crises of our communities. RSVP HERE by March 19th!
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The Summit: Invisible Crosses- Seeking Christ amidst mental health struggles (Volunteer-focus) **HOLD THE DATE** More information to come! The Church has a particular call to be in solidarity with the suffering. Those that we minister to are suffering with mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, and severe stress. In this gathering, we will discuss how to best prepare ourselves and our ministries to respond pastorally to the mental health needs and crises of our communities.
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