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Youth Liturgical Leadership Graduates

Last updated on May 17, 2013
Graduates of the Youth Liturgical Leadership course were told to push their parish priests to involve them in parish liturgies. Reverend Ron Andree, Pastor of Holy Trinity Parish was dressing 85 Grade Six students from 12 Regina Roman Catholic elementary schools in their graduation mass and ceremony, May 16. “The Liturgy is the best way we have to say that Jesus lives,” said Andree who is also the Regina Archdiocesan Director of Liturgy and one of the teachers in the Youth Liturgical Leadership program. Read More

A Night at the Movies: Variety Night

Last updated on May 15, 2013
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June 7, 2013

A Night at the Movies: Variety Night

Last updated on May 15, 2013
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June 8, 2013

A Night at the Movies: Variety Night

Last updated on May 15, 2013
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June 9, 2013

A Night at the Movies: Variety Night

Last updated on May 15, 2013
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June 10, 2013

Veggie-Tastics Spring Fling

Last updated on May 15, 2013
May 30th, 10:30 AM or 1:30 PMChildren must be accompanied by an adultPre-registration is required.Please call Teresa @ 352-1651 ext. 238 Read More
May 30, 2013

LEAP Retreat

Last updated on May 14, 2013
Leave Everything and Pray... Laughter was the dominant emotion as about 100 Grade nine and 10s from Regina’s four Catholic high schools gathered May 10, in the Campion College Chapel for a day of prayer, reflection, games and fun. Read More

EMERGE Summer Camp

Last updated on May 8, 2013
Notre Dame is proud to announce the second Emerge Summer Camp for July 2-6, 2013. The Emerge Summer Camp is a Catholic summer camp for young adults ages 14-18. The camp focuses on personal growth in faith development and relationship building. The camp will be lead by Face II Face Ministries. They will provide five days packed with: • praise and worship • inspiring talks & music • daily mass • reconciliation • Eucharistic adoration • sports & other group activities • fun and fellowship Read More
July 2, 2013

St. Luke Students Create Rosary

Last updated on May 7, 2013
St. Luke’s Grade 11 student Alexus Lowenberger said she was a little behind in one of her art projects so her teacher, Patty Roche, suggested she try making a rosary. “She said May is the month of Mary and it would be a good project for the whole school to make rosaries then pray them together.” So she and Grade 10 school mate Sara Armstrong talked to school chaplain Mindy Harbus who had most of the material required, coloured beads and string, and the two girls went to work. Read More

Regina Youth “Speak Out”

Last updated on May 2, 2013
Personal safety and, more specialty trade courses were the chief concerns raised by about 100 high school students who gathered April 25 at Cochrane High School  in Regina.  The event called “Speak Out Regina” was organized as a result of a partnership between the Regina Catholic and Public school boards as well as the Regina Police Service and Regina Crime Stoppers.  “Speak Out” was patterned after similar events held in Saskatoon. Read More
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When we first started dreaming about the "My Generation" Youth rally, in the Fall, it was our hope that many generations would be energized and renwed by the enthusiasm of our young people. They did not disappoint!  Not only did several generations work together to make it happen, several generations also got to have a front row seat to the celebration led by the young people. The observations below, came from a university student, who offered their services as a leader at the My Gen Rally:

 

My dear friends, there is a little book that tells Bishops how they are to celebrate the liturgy the great feast days of the year. It tells me that this night is an ancient tradition in the Church.“It is a night of vigil for the Lord.”It is“the memorial of the holy night of Christ’s resurrection.”So it is clearly a night of great holiness, of great mystery, and of very deep meaning for us. We find answers to deep questions here tonight. We encounter the One who has the power to save us from all that darkness that can weigh down upon us from...

Last week was full of stories of bombings, bullying, suicide deaths, a fertilizer plant destroying almost an entire community and many other stories that might lead one to believe the world has gone mad. And on top of all that we’re a month into Spring but you’d never know that by looking out the window to see the snow pack still on the yards and fields. Some farmers are getting anxious about seeding especially in the Southwest where they usually start seeding in the last week of April and summer sports are going to have a short season.