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Youth Speak News

Meredith Gillis

Grim prospects for graduates

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A recent study by the Council of Ontario Universities paints a rosy picture of post-graduate life. Within two years of graduating, 93 per cent of graduates are employed and the average salary for someone working full-time is just under $50,000.

Dylan Robertson practiced journalism in his earlier years as a Catholic Register Youth Speak News reporter.

YSN grad investigates terrorism

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Dylan Robertson has gone from Youth Speak News reporter to homegrown terrorism investigator.

Board games have made a comeback, especially at the Newman Centre, which has married faith and fun into an Adoration and games night.

Gamers flock to God

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TORONTO - Tuesday nights at the Newman Centre are a time to pray and play.

Erin Jamieson

Generation wisdom

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Grandparents are an undervalued resource 

Clare Bekkers

Faith after flying the coop

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When I was eight, one of my friends made a statement that baffled me: she didn’t know any of her cousins. Growing up, I had this precon-ceived notion that everyone had a large family, and every Sunday my peers, like me, would go to church, walk down to their grand-parents’ house afterwards for brunch and play with their cousins long into the afternoon.

There are computer programs that allow parents to block their children from watching pornography on the Internet.

No dignity in pornography

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TORONTO - Pornography deadens healthy sexual relationships, says Moira McQueen.

The Office of Catholic Youth in the Archdiocese of Toronto will begin its concert series with A Night of Worship with Audrey Assad.

OCY Concerts to evangelize note for note

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TORONTO - The Office of Catholic Youth hopes to strike the right chord with young people by entering the concert business.

James Mangaliman

Faith rescues

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Following a traumatic injury and several surgeries, a friend I had once known to be free-spirited came out of the hospital a different person. He was healed physically but, mentally, he was far from fine. He called me one night as I was working on a school assignment. All notions of a quick conversation dropped when his shaky voice collapsed into a cry for help.

Smartphone app exercises the spirit

Smartphone app exercises the spirit

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Bob Rice’s A 40-Day Spiritual Workout for Catholics has leapt from the printed page to smart-phones.

Sr. Helena Burns, a Daughter of St. Paul, wants to educate men and women on Theology of the Body and Women.

Women unaware of their feminine power

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TORONTO - Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body holds answers women seek from the Church, but many are unaware of its teachings.

Emma Kendrick

Nuns’ radical love

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Chicago’s Michigan Avenue was alive with spirit, laughter and heart on the last weekend of July. While the rock festival Lollapalooza drew many tourists to Chicago, for me and other young women, Nunapalooza took centre stage. The annual Come and See weekend retreat, hosted by the Daughters of St. Paul, was held on the same weekend and in the same city as the music festival, but it called young women to come together for a different purpose: to better know God. 

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