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holy family youth
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All young people must decide at some point whether or not to accept the religious upbringing which they have received. Often, the teenage years are a critical time for seeking deeper understanding and taking personal ownership. Here are some great ways for teenagers to learn about the Catholic Faith at Holy Family:
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cor unum
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On Wednesday nights beginning October 7 from 6:30 to 8pm, the Handmaids will be leading Cor Unum, a youth group for 10th through 12th graders. Cor Unum is Latin for "One Heart" and we hope that high school youth will grow as "one heart" with one another and with the Lord through their experiences this year. Wednesday nights will include a talk or testimony, small groups, and time for a game and prayer. Cor Unum will also meet on Sundays twice a month for food, games, and community bonding (9th graders are welcome on Sundays too, since Confirmation preparation is only on Wednesday nights). Times and locations for Sunday events are still to be determined. Contact Sr. Mary Elizabeth at the parish office or via email for more information (sistermary.elizabeth@hfcmn.org).
Please enter the school through Door #4 on Lake Street to provide social distancing with other events.
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Online Game and Prayer will be this coming Saturday evening, May 16th, beginning at 6:30 PM with a second section to follow at about 8:00 PM. We will be having a game via Zoom with Night...
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Just a reminder that we have Stations of the Cross at 7:00 with the rest of the church and follow that with games, snacks, & prayer at Nazareth House until 9:15 tomorrow evening, March 13th.
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Resources
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Life Teen Blog
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In whatever trauma or suffering you have endured, are enduring, or will endure in the future, sit with his tender heart. Hear his gentle and compassionate voice as he affirms how you are at that...
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On our Christian journey to do good and avoid evil, the crux of our mission is to walk with Christ. Christ has already won the victory over sin and Hell. Therefore, we aren’t responsible for winning...
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During these times, it can be difficult for us to maintain our prayer life and overall faith. I know many people, including myself, struggle in being consistent with prayers during quarantine.
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