Dee Coglianese, Director
All Nite Archdiocese Ski Trip
to Chestnut Mountain in Galena
on Friday/Saturday, February 3rd/4th
forms due: Tuesday, January 31st
-this trip is open to HS Students and Young Adults
Teen Mass
on Saturday, February 5th @ 5pm
interested in being a greeter or usher or lector, give Dee a call -need to be in church and rtg (ready to go) @ 4:15pm
Souper Bowl Food Drive
on Saturday/Sunday, February 4th/5th
-help is needed 30 minutes before each Mass
Souper Bowl Food Drive Delivery to St. Eulalia
on Sunday, February 5th @ 12:30pm
-all help is welcome, should be back to DP by 2:30pm
EC Meeting
on Sunday, February 5th
@ 3:30pm in Ministry Center
Youth Ministry will take on the responsibility of making sure these items are taken to an authorized recycling center.
Drop all batteries, DVDs, CDs, eye glasses, floppy dics, ink cartridges, Zip drives in the Yellow Recycling Canister located next to the Kitchen door in the Narthex.
Use Fundinco for shopping online and YM will get a percentage of your purchase. Use the link below, then search for Divine Providence Youth Ministry. Click the button next to our name and then shop as you normally would all products at amazon.com
708.562.3427 Office
708.562.3364 ext 34
773.793.6122 Cell
On Thursday
Nov 17, 2011 five teenagers, our Youth Minister and two
Adult Chaperones
set out for the 2011 National Catholic Youth Conference
“I left Westchester last Thursday morning for NCYC thinking I was going to be a doctor or trainer or physical therapist, but I returned to Westchester on Sunday knowing that I am being called to share and proclaim our faith with everyone I encounter. Whether that be a teacher or speaker or youth minister, I don’t know, but I do know that Jesus Christ, our Savior, will be with me every step of the way!”-Holly
“Imagine 23,000 teenagers gathered in a football stadium, not to cheer for their team, but to celebrate their faith and worship God! Each day, from beginning to end, flew by. NCYC opened my eyes to our faith and different ways we can share it with others and connect with Jesus.”-Jackie
“NCYC was an amazing experience for me because I never thought that you could get 25,000 teens in one place excited about praising God! The keynotes were especially amazing because they talked about being what your made to be, which is very inspirational!”-Anthony
“It’s not bad to share yourself and your beliefs with others around you, because this allows us to live up to our potential as God wants us to. Yes, this may cause us to look different and stand out, but in the end it’s what will get others attention. Standing out and leading the way can be scary, but I learned we cannot run from our fears because in the end, God will always out run us. There was also a massive cross...On that cross, I stuck the word lead, which is exactly what I intend on doing”- Ashley
“It brought me closer to my faith. Everything I learned
there I will practice in my everyday life! It was a very good and fun experience!”-William
In Indianapolis, for what became a true “Life Altering” experience, with 23, 000 teenagers celebrating their love of Jesus, our Lord. Here in their own words is what the 3 days meant to them....
