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For inquiries about Confirmation for high schoolers, visit our Confirmation page.
Who: All teens, 9th through 12th grade, public, private & home school
What: Life Teen is a Catholic youth ministry program designed specifically for teens. Our gatherings are organized to meet the unique spiritual, catechetical, and social needs of high schoolers. Our program includes large and small group discussion, talks, games, activities, prayer, and service.
Life Teen seeks to unleash the fullness of the Sacramental power present within the young Church in being Eucharist-centered and through the intercession and guidance of our Blessed Virgin Mary.
Beyond these events and this program, our goal is to build a place where everyone is welcomed and loved, and to build deep, lasting, personal relationships with each other, our Church, and most importantly, Jesus Christ.
When: Sundays during the school year, 4-5 pm
Where: Parish Center
Adult Volunteers: Without parents, young adults and adult volunteers, it is impossible to provide a comprehensive youth ministry program for the teens of St. Cecilia Parish. Please contact Amanda Jewett about being an adult volunteer.
Life Teen is an international, Eucharist-centered movement within the Roman Catholic Church that leads teenagers and their families into a deeper relationship wtih Jesus Christ and His Church. Through the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Life Teen empowers teenagers to become disciples and proclaim the Gospel to the ends of the earth. -
Contact Us
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ajewettstceciliachurch.orgCoordinator of Youth and Young Adult Ministry
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Life Teen Blog
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