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Statewide youth rally set for May 17 at Six Flags

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PVI students receive sacraments at Easter Vigil

Cherry Hill youth find deeper faith through service

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This year it’s Summer in the virtual City

August 13, 2020

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Scouts hold outdoor awards ceremony

Becky Woods, co-founder of Atlantic’s parish of Saint Monica young adult and millennial ministry, demonstrates how she hosts virtual meet-ups every Friday with her group, from the socially-distant safety of her home. Many youth, young, adults and campus ministries are thriving, despite not being able to being able to gather in person.

Photo by Dave Hernandez

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Zooming in for emotional and spiritual well being

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Knights of Columbus Scholarship

Before departing for spring break, Catholic Campus Ministry students from Rowan University, Glassboro, took part in a Lenten Way of the Cross service throughout the campus, inviting their fellow students to join them along the way. At left, Father John Rossi, chaplain of the Campus Ministry and pastor of Saint Bridget University Parish, leads all in prayer.

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The crowd responds to Kim’s message.

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Youth speaker draws a large, energetic crowd

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‘The Ins and Outs of Missionary Discipleship’

February 27, 2020

Debbie Blackmon, wife and mother, shared her story of leaving the Catholic faith as a teenager and later returning to it during a program on Feb. 6 sponsored by Catalyst, a Catholic young adult ministry out of Saint Rose of Lima Parish, Haddon Heights. The dinner and speaker night was held at the new Youth and Young Adult Center in Mount Ephraim.

Photo by Alan M. Dumoff

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Coming home

February 13, 2020

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Youth speaker Paul J. Kim to visit Williamstown

February 6, 2020

On Jan. 22 Rutgers University-Camden held a Religious Diversity Fair and Forum where students were invited to meet the chaplains, the Health Services, the Religion and Philosophy Department, and the student religious groups and leaders. Dr. John Seel, Jr. spoke on the topic “Spiritual? Yes Religious? NONE (no religious affiliation).” There are eight chaplains at Rutgers in Camden representing the following: Baptist, Catholic, humanist, Islamic, Jewish, LGBTQ affirming, Methodist, non-denominational, and Pentecostal traditions. The Catholic Campus Ministry Club provides spiritual, educational, service and social activities and programs open to all students and the liturgical services to all the campus community. Pictured are Sister Dorothy Giloley SSJ, Catholic Campus Minister, Nancy Mendoza, Vice President of the Catholic Campus Ministry Club, and TiAira Neal, Director of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion and Interfaith Coordinator. More info: Sr.Dorothy.Giloley@camdendiocese.org

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Religious diversity

January 30, 2020

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