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"We know that your talents, and those of other young adults, can enrich the Church and can be a sign of God's presence in society. We invite you to share them with us and to become part of a welcoming community for other young adults as well. Not too long ago our Holy Father spoke of your importance to the life of the Church: "The Church needs your energies, your enthusiasm, your ideals, in order to make the Gospel of life penetrate the fabric of society, transforming people's hearts and the structures of society in order to create a civilization of true justice and love." (From the preface of "Sons and Daughters of the Light.")
Read "Sons and Daughters of the Light," a national plan for pastoral ministry to and with young adults, written the U.S. Bishops' Committee on the Laity after wide consultation with dioceses, national organizations, and young adults, and approved by the bishops on Nov. 12, 1996.
Young adults are different in many ways from previous generations. That poses both challenges and opportunities for the Church and for young adults as they find their place in the Church. Julianne Donlon, director of Young Adult Ministry for the Diocese of Green Bay, looks at the issues in "Multi-Parishional" Young Adults -- The Nomads of Parish Life 
Busted Halo has compiled links and resources for young adult ministry in the areas of video, podcasting, blogging and e-newsletters, plus several book recommendations in its Resources for Young Adult Ministry
  Into the Light September 2010 News for and from young adults published by the diocesan director of young adult ministry. Features upcoming events and opportunities for involvement. (Into the Light August 2010 )
What's New?
Look for the New! symbol to find content was recently added to the list of resources. The posting date is given for each New! item that will be on the page for more than a month.
Calendar of Events
Catholics Come Home Resources
 The following are some recommended Catholics Come Home Resources for Young Adults:
Stories of faith
Among the people who chose to Come Home to the Catholic Church are those who returned and those active to varying degrees in another tradition. All found answers to their questions and spiritual needs in Catholicism. Read some of their stories:
Parishes extend welcome
News about young adults
"Spirituality and Sushi" Reels in Young Adults -- First in a series of summer events serves popular mix of food and faith
Upcoming "Write It on Your Calendar in Pen" Events
 Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati Sursum Corda (Lift Up Your Hearts) Young Adult Conference for College Age and Beyond (18-35)
When: 11 a.m. (registration 10 a.m.) to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010
Where: Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary Help of Christians, Holy Hill, 1525 Carmel Road, Hubertus, Wisconsin
Who: Keynote speaker is Patrick Madrid, publisher of Envoy Magazine and author or editor of 15 books and booklets.
Mass: 4:30 p.m., Fr. Don Brick, OCD, presider and homilist.
Cost: $20 (special student rate $10) includes lunch
Online registration (Pre-registration recommended. Deadline: Sept. 21)
Conference flyer
2010-2011 Adult Faith Formation Classes -- The Department of Education is offering more opportunities than ever for adults to grow in their faith this year through several series of free classes and special events.
Special Summer Events for Young Adults -- Theology on Tap is on hold this summer. Other exciting events for young adults will take place instead:
 • fellowship with other young adults (ages 21-39-ish), • music, • hors d'oeuvres, • cash bar, • and the splendor of the Fox River.
Register: Shelia Schaut, Department of Education
Phone: (920) 272-8270 or toll-free at 1-877-500-3580, ext. 8270
E-mail:
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Deadline: August 15
• Grillin' with God -- September 10 Late summer grill-out with fire and s'mores after dusk. Register by September 6 through Shelia Schaut at the Department of Education, phone (920) 272-8270 or toll-free at 1-877-500-3580, ext. 8270, or e-mail
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• Chamber’s Island Retreat -- September 17-19 Join Julianne Donlon for a retreat in the Celtic tradition. Open to adults 21 and up. This retreat is a bargain at only $20 per person and includes lodging, meals, and ferry to the island! Opportunities for service are included at this retreat. Register with Shelia Schaut at the Department of Education, phone (920) 272-8270 or toll-free at 1-877-500-3580, ext. 8270, or e-mail
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Open Mic Night -- Take the stage and be discovered! CYE’s Base Camp will have its first open mic night at 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 23. Base Camp is the Catholic Youth Expeditions’ coffee shop (it also offers yogurt smoothies and fresh, homemade pizza) at 1000 W. Wisconsin Ave., Appleton. E-mail
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to sign up for a spot on stage. Everyone is invited to hear some good music and to catch up with friends. (08092010)
Youth 2000 Retreat -- A weekend for, of and by young people, ages 13-30, Nov. 12-14, 2010, at Most Blessed Sacrament Parish, St. Peter site, 449 High Ave., Oshkosh. Young adults are invited to participate as a retreatant or small group leader (organizers say it is very powerful to have young adults helping to lead the high school students).
Information: (920) 232-8793 or (920) 424-6614
E-mail:
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Registration: Information (registration deadline is Oct. 29) (08092010)
Statewide Young Adult Conference -- March 11-13, 2011, at Chula Vista, Wisconsin Dells. This event will bring together young adults from all around the Diocese. Sponsored by the Dioceses of Green Bay, La Crosse, and Superior. More details will be forthcoming. (07302010)
  World Youth Day 2011 -- Join young adults and youth from around the world in Madrid, Spain, Aug. 15-21, 2011. Theme is "Rooted and Built Up in Jesus Christ, Firm in the Faith" (from Colossians 2:7). The event's logo symbolizes the world's youth, united under the cross, to form the crown of Mary, patron of Madrid.
Check here for more information on World Youth Day 2011 or join us Aug. 13-22 (10 days, 9 nights) on the Diocese of Green Bay's World Youth Day 2011 Pilgrimage to Madrid
Bishop Ricken to accompany diocesan young adults to World Youth Day 2011
Bishop David Ricken is excited to announce that he will be accompanying the young adults from the Diocese of Green Bay to World Youth Day on August 13-22, 2011, in Madrid, Spain. Bishop Ricken said he sees the pilgrimage as an opportunity for young Catholics to be united in their faith walk.
International World Youth Day is a week-long spiritual journey where pilgrims from all over the world unite to share their faith. The week spent in fellowship and catechesis culminates with a vigil and closing Mass celebrated by Pope Benedict XVI.
Other World Youth Day events include Feast of the Assumption of Mary, opening Mass with Cardinal Rouco of Madrid at Plaza de Cibeles, catechesis sessions, Stations of the Cross at Paseo de la Castellana, and a pilgrimage across Madrid to Cuatro Vientos for the evening vigil. Daily youth festival events include prayer, song, concerts, drama, and liturgy.
World Youth Day began in 1986 when Pope John Paul II invited young people from all over the world to participate in a pilgrimage to Rome. Since then it has been held in Argentina ('87), Spain ('89), Poland ('91), U.S. ('93), Philippines ('95), France ('97), Italy ('00), Canada ('02), Germany ('05) and Australia ('08). It is estimated that between 500,000 and one million people participate in World Youth Day.
The Diocese of Green Bay has reserved 40 tickets to the International World Youth Day in Madrid. Only 20 tickets remain! Trip accommodations and payment plans are available. Please note that this trip is for those 21 and above. For more information contact Julianne Donlon, (920) 272-8270 or
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 Shrine and Wine -- Tentatively scheduled for Saturday, September 25. By popular demand and just in time for fall colors, we will return to the Shrine of our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse and Vernon Vineyards in Viroqua. Sponsored by the Frassati Society of the Fox Valley, a Catholic network of area young adults inspired by Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati. Keep an eye on future "into the Light" issues for more details on this and all other area Young Adult events. Or contact Jennifer Lee for more information at: (920) 716-7881.
Special Opportunities
 Adult Faith Formation Special Offer -- Free three-month trial subscription to The Compass, the award-winning newspaper for the Diocese of Green Bay
 "I Am" -- Kurt Denison encourages reflection on life’s deeper realities just as St. Francis, a follower of Jesus, searched for his true identity deeply and lovingly within and around him. Rather than draw our sense of self from the things that we do or accomplish, Kurt says we need to seek the love that animates us all. Kurt was born and raised on the west coast of Michigan. He learned to play piano at age 6, and later learned saxophone and guitar. His songwriting reflects a humble nature, and shares uplifting thoughts. He has written, recorded, and released the albums "SUN" (2009) and "Surface" (2010) and is dedicating all the proceeds from his latest album to Friends of Grand Rapids parks. (Musical reflection from the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity at Franciscanized World) (08022010)
More Information
Contact Us
Julianne Donlon
Director of Young Adult Ministry
Diocese of Green Bay
P.O. Box 23825
Green Bay, WI 54301
Phone: (920) 272-8270 or toll-free 1-877-500-3580, ext. 8270 (from 920 and 715 area codes)
E-mail
Links to Resources
There are numerous resources available to respond to the questions, concerns, and needs of young adults. Here are some:
Young Adult Groups in the Diocese
 A-men (Catholic fellowship group for young adult men (ages 21-39) meets regularly for fellowship, reading the Bible, study of the Truths of Catholicism, and prayer. Meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m. on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at St. Jude Parish Office, 1025 West 5th, Oshkosh. Contact
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for details.)  Base Camp (Coffee shop -- also offers yogurt smoothies and fresh, homemade pizza -- open 5-11 p.m. seven days a week at 1000 W. Wisconsin Ave., Appleton. Sponsored by Catholic Youth Expeditions and popular with young adults)  Catholics in Action (Menasha young adults group at St. Mary/St. John parishes organizes four social, service, and spiritual events a year to promote community and raise money for the parishes and charity. Open to single and married folks in their 20s and 30s)  Catholics in Action (Young adult ministry in the Oshkosh area seeks to help young adults become better disciples of Jesus and active members of the Church by providing opportunities for spiritual growth, Christian fellowship, and service to one's neighbors) C’YA Group (Green Bay area group of Catholics in their 20s and 30s provides a forum to discuss concerns, grow in faith, ask questions, share spirituality, and pray as a community. They sponsor one official activity each month)  Frassati Society of the Fox Valley (Group of Catholic young adults in Northeastern Wisconsin seeking to live the faith in a world that challenges it daily. Offers activities and series on basics of the Theology of the Body) Nazareth Young Adults (Fr. Luke Strand and other Catholic young adults (ages 18-35) meet at 7 p.m. on the third Tuesday of the month at Marian University’s Dorcas Chapel, Division Street and National Avenue, Fond du Lac. Includes social, speaker/video, and Eucharistic Adoration. Outreach of Holy Family Parish. E-mail:
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) St. Peter the Fisherman Young Adults (Two Rivers group meeting at St. Peter the Fisherman Parish is geared primarily toward young adults in their 20's and 30's who are growing in the Catholic faith and want to share the joy of Christ with others)
Life Issues
- Respect for Life (National and Northeast Wisconsin respect for life information, resources, strategies and ideas compiled by the Diocese of Green Bay's Respect for Life office)
- Adoption Services (Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay has been helping birth parents and adoptive parents for more than 80 years)
- Elizabeth Ministries International (Information and resources on fertility, pregnancy, birth, adoption, infertility, crisis or special needs, miscarriage, stillbirth, infant or child death, post-abortion healing, chaste living for women and families)
- National Office of Post-Abortion Reconciliation and Healing, Inc. (Provides a variety of services, including a national "800" referral line for those seeking assistance in reconciling an abortion experience and Project Rachel contact information across the U.S.)
- Natural Family Planning (Basic information on Church-approved natural ways to achieve or avoid pregnancy and links for more in-depth information)
- Natural Family Planning classes (Link to Natural Family Planning class schedule in the Diocese of Green Bay and links to NFP providers outside Wisconsin)
- Pregnancy Services (Catholic Charities offers supportive services to individuals and families affected by an unplanned pregnancy)
- Project Rachel (Confidential, nonjudgmental healing for women and men affected by abortion)
- U.S. Bishops’ Pro-Life Activities (Information and resources on issues, Church teaching, spiritual resources, programs, newsletters, columns, justice and peace, marriage and family life)
World Youth Day
- World Youth Day 2011 (Youth and young adults from around the world will gather in Madrid, Spain, Aug. 15-21, 2011)
Theology of the Body
College Students
- GoingToCollege.org (Service of Catholic campus ministers at all public and private Wisconsin colleges and universities offers a registration form so the campus ministers can invite new students to check out campus ministry at their school.)
- UWO Newman Center (A place for University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh students to learn more about their faith, to become involved in ministry and service, and to worship with and form community with other Catholic students)
- UWGB Catholic Campus Ministry (Catholic Campus Ministry at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay welcomes and assists students through weekly Mass and Reconciliation during the school year and sponsors faith, retreat, service, travel and fun events)
- St. Norbert College (Professional staff and student interns support the spiritual journey of each member of the campus community)
- Silver Lake College (Nurtures the college faith community by supporting the mission of the college and integrating the Franciscan values of community, compassion, peacemaking, and reverence for creation)
- Lawrence University (Information about the Catholic campus ministry that links St. Joseph and St. Mary parishes in Appleton with students at Lawrence)
- Catholics On Call (Program of the Bernardin Center at Catholic Theological Union for young people pondering service in the church or seeking direction.)
- FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) (Helps college students allow Jesus to be the Lord of their lives in their studies, social life, dating relationships, and life decisions. They are active at UW-Madison.)
- Pregnancy Services (Catholic Charities offers supportive services to individuals and families affected by an unplanned pregnancy)
Vocations
- Diocese of Green Bay (Information on Vocations to priesthood, religious, married and single life)
- "Fishers of Men" (Fast-paced, national award-winning video from the U.S. Catholic Bishops showing many facets of a priest's daily life. Several priests talk about the importance of their own vocation)
- Franciscanized World (Includes a Song of the Month, podcasts, news and information from the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity in Manitowoc Franciscan sisters’ site)
- Providence Companions in Mission Program (For unmarried Catholic women without dependents, who fully participate in the community, prayer, and ministerial life of the Sisters of Divine Providence for 1-6 years)
News/Information
- The Compass (News, information, columns, photos, slide shows and calendar of events from the newspaper for the Diocese of Green Bay)
- Vatican (News and information from the pope's own Web site)
- Catholic News Service (Editorially independent, financially self-sustaining division of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops providing national and world news through its own staff in Washington and the Vatican and correspondents in the U.S. and Canada as well as other Catholic news agencies in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and Latin America)
- Relevant Radio (Assists the Church in the New Evangelization with programming, including call-in talk shows, daily Mass and the Rosarsy, that helps people bridge the gap between faith and everyday life)
- BustedHalo (Paulist Fathers Web site aimed at persons in their 20s and 30s seeking deeper meaning in their lives but who have had little to do with traditional religious institutions. Includes feature stories, reviews, interviews, faith guides, commentaries, audio clips, discussions and connections to retreat, worship and service opportunities)
- Center For Religious Humanism (Seeks to bring together artistic excellence and religious truth to find fresh ways for the imagination to embody religious truth and experience)
- Star Quest Production Network (Multimedia organization specializing in producing Catholic audio and video programs for religious information, evangelization, formation and education)
- Young Adults Take Faith to Extreme (A group of 21 young adults, many from the Green Bay Diocese, took part in a faith-based Wyoming extreme back country adventure)
- Catholics Join Other Christians at Lifest (An estimated 25 to 30 percent of those attending Lifest, the five-day Christian music festival held in July at the Sunnyview Expo Center in Oshkosh were Catholics. The Diocese of Green Bay had a strong presence, including a hospitality booth and daily Mass, rosary, confessions and campfire.)
Music/Entertainment/Videos
- Q90 Radio (WORQ 90.1 FM -- Listener-supported positive Christian music for youth and families, including live streaming)
- Cup O'Joy (Alcohol/smoke-free, family friendly coffee house in Green Bay featuring Christian musicians performing Friday and Saturday evenings)
- Franciscanized World (Song of the Month from the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity in Manitowoc)
- "Fishers of Men" (Fast-paced, national award-winning video from the U.S. Catholic Bishops showing many facets of a priest's daily life. Several priests talk about the importance of their own vocation)
Marriage/Parenting
- The Princess, The Priest and the War for the Perfect Wedding (Continuing video series features Christine B. Whelan, an Iowa-based professor, and Paulist Fr. Eric Andrews discussing common questions couples have about Church weddings, including "Planning the perfect wedding," "Why can't we get married on the beach," "What does a celibate priest know about sex?" "How can we keep our wedding simple?" and "Why can't we get married to The Beatles?")
- Marriage Prep (Information on programs to help couples prepare for marriage in the Catholic Church, including the one-day Marriage Prep Program and Engaged Encounter weekends)
- Marriage Enrichment (Suggested resources compiled by the Diocese of Green Bay’s Department of Evangelization and Worship, including books, prayer books, magazines, videos and Web sites)
- Domestic Church (Offers activities and information that promote a Catholic culture of the home to help each family in its mission as part of God’s plan for redemption)
- Catholic Parents OnLine (Provides resources to help parents fulfill their role as primary educators of their children)
- Catholic Parents (Fr. Pat Umberger, priest of the Diocese of La Crosse, offers links for parenting as well as some for non-parents, such as a weekly scripture reflection, apologetics, sacraments and AA)
- Adoption Services (Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay has been helping birth parents and adoptive parents for more than 80 years)
- Pregnancy Services (Catholic Charities offers supportive services to individuals and families affected by an unplanned pregnancy)
- Family Resource Program, Help for Children Coping with Separation or Divorce, Individual and Family Budget Program, Mental Health Services, Domestic Violence, Psychotherapy with Children, Teen Parent Program (Catholic Charities offers numerous programs to assist families and individuals in time of need)
Single Life
- Norbertine Volunteer Community (Single young adults, ages 21-29, commit to an 11-month period of prayer, community living, and service to and with the poor and vulnerable in Green Bay. Volunteers receive a monthly stipend, room and board at the NVC house, and support and direction from the Norbertines of St. Norbert Abbey, De Pere.
- CSF ISO CSM: A Personal Look at Catholic Online Dating (Amy Guckeen of the Milwaukee Catholic Herald relates her experiences in using online Catholic dating services, including a comparison of the services. This engaging and humorous story won a first-place award from the Catholic Press Association)
- Am I Incomplete? Is the single life a vocation or just a test of patience... (Christine B. Whelan, an Iowa-based professor, talks about living a healthy, single life)
- Being Single (Fr. Pat Umberger, priest of the Diocese of La Crosse, explores the joys and challenges of living as a Christian single person)
- Catholic Singles (Internet meeting place for Catholic singles. Includes weekly columns from clergy and links to Catholic resources)
- St. Raphael (On-line place where Catholic singles can meet for friendship, dating, marriage and religious vocations)
- Catholic Match (Provides single Catholics with a place to meet others and discern their vocation)
- Pregnancy Services (Catholic Charities offers supportive services to individuals and families affected by an unplanned pregnancy)
Spiritual
- Spiritual Direction (Information on spiritual direction and a listing, by location, of trained spiritual directors in the Green Bay Diocese)
- Sunday evening Mass (Every Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at Nativity of Our Lord Church, 2270 S. Oneida St., Ashwaubenon. The Mass is dedicated to youth/young adults but all are welcome)
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(Catholics in Action Oshkosh area young adult ministry group hosts weekly Mass at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Most Blessed Sacrament Parish (St. Peter Site), 449 High St., Oshkosh)
- Minute Meditation (Thought for the day from the Franciscans includes an option to subscribe the Minute Meditations through an e-newsletter, Twitter or RSS feed)
- Virtual Rosary (Uses scripture, illustrations and music to teach the rosary and to build a worldwide community of people to pray for each other)
- Sacred Space (Daily Online Prayer, a service of the Irish Jesuits, that invites users to spend 10 minutes praying at their computer, with the help of on-screen guidance and specially chosen scripture. Includes prayers in several languages. Site also has audio files, novenas and podcasts.)
- Pray-as-you-go (Daily downloadable MP3 or WMA prayer session file from the British Jesuit Media Initiatives designed for use on portable players to help individuals pray while on the move)
- Daily Gospel (Sign-up to have the daily Gospel e-mailed to you by an international team of lay Catholics and volunteers eager to spread the Good News of Jesus)
- Universalis (Liturgical calendar for the week with today's readings for Mass)
- Sunday homily by Fr. Daniel Schuster (Podcast of homilies by the associate pastor of St., Francis of Assisi Parish, Manitowoc)
- Sunday homilies by Frs. Benjamin and Joel Sember (Podcasts of homilies and blogs by Fr. Benjamin, associate pastor at Nativity Parish, Green Bay, and Fr. Joel, associate pastor of Most Blessed Sacrament Parish, Oshkosh)
Moral Issues/Catholic Life
- Transforming Our World: Our Catholic Faith in Action (New Web site developed by U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development and 11 Catholic organizations to help college students and campus ministers promote Catholic social teaching on campus. Includes principles of Catholic social teaching, prayer materials, small group resources, tools for action, videos, and podcasts) (06242010)
- Once Catholic (Ministry of the Franciscan Friars of St. John the Baptist Province, Cincinnati, to people with the Catholic community and help them sort through their issues with the Church)
- Daily Catholic Question (Answers questions about the Catholic Church on topics such as the sacraments, including the Eucharist, Baptism and Marriage, doctrine, morality, Scripture, Jesus, Mary, the Bible, and the Mass from the Franciscans)
- The Busted Halo® Question Box (Answers to questions submitted by users)
- Basics about the Bible (Includes summaries of all the books in the Bible, information on different Bible translations and how to read and interpret the Bible)
- Catechism of the Catholic Church (Searchable version of the Catechism of the Catholic Church)
- New American Bible (New American Bible on the U.S. Catholic Bishops' Web site with options for a podcast, video daily reflections, Stations of the Cross and others)
- Bible studies (Detailed explanation of the Scriptures readings for each Sunday of the year from Saint Charles Borromeo Catholic Parish in Picayune, Mississippi)
- Catholics Coming Home (Information on Why Be Catholic, a video on the Mass and a virtual retreat)
- National Catholic Bioethics Center (Information on issues involving human dignity in health care and the life sciences, including embryonic stem-cell research, same-sex marriage and abortion)
- Young Adults and a Pastoral Response to Pornography (Practical suggestions on ways to respond to pornography)
Technology/Blogs/Twitters
- Prairie Rome Companion (Weekly audio program from the Diocese of Sioux Falls, S.D, explains Catholic teachings and gives a Catholic perspective on issues. Archives include old shows and Theology on Tap presentations.)
- Pope2You (Vatican iPhone and Facebook applications help Catholics to use technology to create a culture of dialogue, respect, and friendship. The Facebook application lets people send and receive "virtual postcards" of Pope Benedict and quotes from his speeches and messages. Viewers also can receive news about the Vatican and the pope through their iPhones or iPods.)
- Fallible Blogma (Fallible commentary by Matthew Warner, a Catholic blogger, speaker, musician, and founder of flockNote.com, on social and political issues as informed by the infallible dogma of the Catholic Church)
- MatthewWarner (Tweets by Matthew Warner, a Catholic blogger, speaker, and musician)
- Holy Priesthood (Blogs by Fr. Benjamin Sember, associate pastor at Nativity Parish, Green Bay, and Fr. Joel Sember, associate pastor of Most Blessed Sacrament Parish, Oshkosh)
- A Little Piece of Rome (Blogs by William Brunner, a seminarian from the Green Bay Diocese studying in Rome)
- Cardinal Francis Arinze (Video podcasts by the retired head of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Sacraments, 2002-2008, and president of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, 1985-2002)
Other
- Individual and Family Budget Program (Catholic Charities' certified budget counselors help families and individuals of all ages, income levels and religions to deal with their financial problems)
- Generation Christ (Ways young adults in the Catholic Church are seeking Christ)
- Dante’s Trivia Inferno (Advance from Earth to Heaven while avoiding Hell by answering a series of questions related to the Catholic Church and faith from Busted Halo)
- Life4seekers (Online resource for people facing hardship because of the global financial crisis from the Catholic Church in England and Wales includes MP3 audio meditation and prayers to help with anxiety and stress)
- Unemployment Resources (St. Joseph Parish in Lake Orion, Mich., offers four audio, with companion text, files of speakers offering spiritual and practical advice and discussing the emotional toll of losing one's job)
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