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April 11, 2019

Better tech means better events for Vancouver youth

This year’s Project Advance grant will cover costs for new audio-visual equipment for NET Canada missionary teams in the Archdiocese of Vancouver.

VANCOUVER - A team of local missionaries is hoping to spend less time fundraising and more time in the field thanks to funding they’ll receive from the Archdiocese of Vancouver.

Published in Youth Speak News
February 15, 2019

Young missionaries discover rich faith and generosity in Canada’s North

NET missionaries at Cumberland House, a Cree and Métis community in northeastern Saskatchewan. Six young people are currently volunteering with National Evangelization Teams Canada in Keewatin-Le Pas.

EDMONTON – A group of young Catholic missionaries is getting a reality check of what life is like in the North.And they’re bringing their gifts and testimonies to the youth who need it most.

Published in Canada
December 1, 2017

Speaking out: Working for the Catholic Church

Young women attend a leadership forum for young Catholic women in 2016 at The Catholic University of America in Washington. In dioceses across the U.S., the 300 attendees are now implementing their "action plans," new initiatives inspired by their gifts, interests and leadership skills.
When I was 18 years old, a fresh high school graduate with loads of ambition and what seemed like direction for my life, I felt an overbearing sense of guilt.
Published in YSN: Speaking Out
September 15, 2017

Busy, but blessed: life of a youth minister

Fr. Larry Léger and youth minister Eric Luscombe are excited to bring new life to Holy Family Parish’s youth programs.

Eric Luscombe’s first day was a little chaotic.

Published in Youth Speak News