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Christian Leadership Institute
The Christian Leadership Institute (CLI) is a one-week camp for Catholic high school age teens to experience church,
community, leadership and fellowship.
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National Catholic Youth Conference
A national gathering for Catholic youth is held every other year in the United
States. For information on the next National Catholic Youth Conference,
please contact your local youth minister or the Diocesan Pastoral Center.
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Peace and Justice Conference for Youth
The Peace and Justice Conference for Youth trains teens in addressing social justice concerns and equipping them with
the necessary skills in working for peace and justice. The conference challenges youth to live justice-centered lifestyles.
The youth will learn how to work for "grassroot" change and peaceful solutions by learning to critically analyze social issues.
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Rally -- Junior and Senior High
The Diocese sponsors yearly gatherings of Catholic youth from throughout the Diocese. The Senior High Rally is held in November. Junior High rallies are held in the spring.
Rally -- Statewide
In April, 2000, the first statewide rally for high school students
was held in Lansing. Plans are underway to have the event take place every
other year. Contact your local youth minister or the Diocesan Pastoral
Center for current information.
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Retreats -- Regional & Vicariate
Retreats for youth are sponsored occasionally within a vicariate or region.
These experiences offer opportunities for youth to share in community
building and to grow in their personal relationship with Christ.
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TEC (Teens Encounter Christ)
TEC is a youth retreat experience based on the Paschal Mystery of Christ. The first TEC weekend was held in October 1965 in the Lansing Diocese. The TEC conference now maintain its main office Des Moines, Iowa.
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World Youth Day World Youth Day is an incredible week-long
opportunity for pilgrims 16-35 from all over the globe to come together
to share their faith and experience with the world. World Youth Days
began in 1984 with Pope John II inviting all young people to Rome
for prayer and celebration. Since then, such international gatherings
have been held in Buenos Aires, Argentina ('87); Santiago de Compostela,
Spain ('89); Czestochowa, Poland ('91); Denver, Colorado ('93); Manila,
Philippines ('95); Paris, France ('97); Rome, Italy ('00); and Toronto,
Canada ('02). . And it's not just a day... it's a whole experience
of the Catholic faith like you have never had before. The week includes
prayer, song, concerts, drama, community, and much more! The next World Youth Day is scheduled to take place in Cologne, Germany, August 8 through 22, 2005.
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Young Neighbors in Action
Young Neighbors features a solid, Catholic approach to service and justice that balances Scripture and Catholic Social
Teaching, works of mercy and acts of justice.
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National Federation
for Catholic Youth Ministry
The National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry, participate in
the mission of the Catholic Church by proclaiming the Good News of
Jesus Christ with young people. As a professional organization of
affiliated dioceses and youth-serving organizations, we serve adult
diocesan leaders who foster ministry to with, by and for youth within
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Center for Ministry
Development
Founded in 1978, the Center for Ministry Development is an independent,
non-profit organization, providing ministry education, consultation
resourcing, and program development services in the areas of Catholic
youth ministry, family ministry, young adult ministry and religious
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The purpose of the Boy Scouts of America, incorporated on February 8, 1910 and chartered by Congress in 1916, is to provide an
educational program for boys and young adults to build character, to train in the responsibilities of participating
citizenship, and to develop personal fitness.
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Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. began in Savannah, Georgia, in 1912 with a troop of only 18 girls. Today, Girl Scouts
of the U.S.A. is the world's largest organization for girls, serving over 2.7 million girls throughout the globe. More than 40 million American women have been members since its founding.
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