What's Happening in YM...
| fall / winter 2011 |
Fall/Winter, 2011 . . . Click here for the new calendar. First Sundays: Senior Youth 2nd & 4th Sundays: Junior Youth |
| Coming Up . . . |
| Family Sessions: Sundays following the 10:30AM Mass in Marble Hall - 1:00PM January 29, 2012: Dr. Maryellen Schroeder facilitates a discussion on various issues that Teens face in their relationships. February 26, 2012: Sister Cynthia Comiskey, CSJ, LCSW facilitates a discussion "Teaching Meditation to Children". Christian Meditation has been proven to
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| February 18 |
Youth Ministry Saturday, February 18 Spaghetti & Meatballs $7.50 Adults; $3.50 Children Take-Outs (begin @ 5:00PM) Proceeds Support MSP YOUTH Ministry Program |
| February 25 |
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| MARCh |
Youth bring Stations of the Cross To Belair Nursing Home on Saturdays during Lent: 11:00AM – 12:00Noon, beginning Saturday, March 3. Be a part of this great Lenten activity. Contact Sister Valerie by February 14. |
| February 22 |
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| APRIL |
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| NCYC |
Diocesan youth enjoy time with new friends at NCYC. EEsasky Read the complete story here. Click here for pictures from NCYC 2011. |
![]() Saturday, October 8, Youth in Grades 4-12- 10:30AM - 1:30PM: Music, Prayer, Games, Refreshments, and Lots of Fun. Click here to see pictures from the event. |
| Wondering what's happening at Peace Camp? |
| Find out about all of the great experiences of the counselors and campers, and share words of encouragement by visiting the Peace Camp Blog. www.csjbaden15.wordpress.com Click here to read the Peace Camp Counselor Reflections. |
| Peace Camp |
![]() Make the World a Peaceful Place! Peace Camp seeks to develop peaceful, empowering communities and educate for peace, nonviolence and social justice. Peace Camp encourages today’s youth – from kindergarten children to college students – to practice peace-making skills in the face of increasing violence in communities, classrooms and homes and to model nonviolent approaches to resolving conflict. Peace Camp 2011 brought together 24 youth, plus 8 Counselors, Grades 4-8, from diverse socio-economic, racial, and cultural backgrounds. The young campers from all faiths have an opportunity to enjoy the benefits of a day camp experience that reinforces seven themes: To respect self and others; to communicate better; to listen; to forgive; to respect nature; to play creatively and to be courageous. Peace Camp 2010 brought together 30 children . . .
Read the Peace Camp Mission and Vision. Read the Classroom pledge of Nonviolence. Read Peace Camp reflections. ![]() Click on the picture for the full photo gallery. |
Mission StatementWe the members of the Youth Group of Mt. St. Peter Parish are committed to building a community of young people, passionate about strengthening and deepening our faith, motivated about challenging our intellects and abilities, and who desire to grow, socially, in our understanding of ourselves and others. As we grow in our faith and understanding of the Gospel, we will be empowered to confront the unique challenges we will face, always aware of God’s love and grace. |










