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Youth Ministry students from Franciscan University of Steubenville came to the ArchBalt for the weekend. They met the many faces of the church, toured our historical basilica and lovely harbor, met with parish youth ministers, volunteered with some Sunday evening programming, and met with the division staff. They are pictured here with their professor, Bob Rice (Back row, second from right, wearing an ArchBalt Division Of Youth and Young Adult Ministry sweatshirt)
Here’s what you need to know: They love Jesus. They love the Church. They love young people.
I know, I know, that might not seem enough… But you should also know – - They are concerned about discerning the right parish fit, finding professional mentors, and developing collaborative relationships with their dioceses. They are anxious about making mistakes over those first years. They want to be able to develop strong adult core team.
If one of these faces shows up at your door with a resume, they deserve an opportunity. We were honored to host such a good group. God bless them all throughout their future studies and their future ministries.
Signed, Dashing Debonair David
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