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Middle School and High School resources

- Life Teen Blog
  
  The Difference Between My Ministry and My Faith
  
  Doing ministry day in and day out is awesome and an incredible privilege, but nothing, including youth ministry, can replace your personal relationship with Jesus.
  
  Creativity in Prayer
  
  We all have taken on a ‘do whatever it takes’ mentality in ministry over these challenging and uncertain months. But, as we have all taken on new responsibilities, new roles, and navigated through...
  
  Friends Outside the Bubble
  
  As leaders in ministry, we need to have a diversity of friends. Instead of surrounding ourselves only with fellow youth ministers, it is important to reach out and create friendships with those of...
- Catholic Link
  
  Can’t Go To The March For Life? 6 Things You Can Do To Stand For Life From Home
  
  This promotional film for the March for Life produced by Blackstone Films is sure to build your passion and enthusiasm for... The post Can’t Go To The March For Life? 6 Things You Can Do To...
  
  5 Inspiring Streaming Options Every Catholic Man Should Watch
  
  There is a serious crisis of culture in our country’s media. And it’s not just R-rated films. Even shows that... The post 5 Inspiring Streaming Options Every Catholic Man Should Watch appeared...
  
  The Baptism Of The Lord: From The Jordan To Life In The Spirit
  
  As the Church celebrates the Feast of the Baptism of Our Lord, the Body of Christ is invited to not... The post The Baptism Of The Lord: From The Jordan To Life In The Spirit appeared first on...
- High School and
  Middle School Gatherings
  
  Our Middle School youth are gathering every other Monday at 5:30PM through the summer and discussing the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens. If you are interested in joining, contact Michelle Valcourt at michelle.valcourt@portlanddiocese.org.
  
  Our High School Youth will be gathering on July 26 at 9AM for a virtual Mass and Youth Ministry Convention and then painting the Garden of Eaten shed at St. Maximilian Kolbe Church. Contact Michelle Valcourt for more information.