Homeland Mission Project 2008

June 22-27

The Archdiocesan Homeland Mission Project is for anyone entering their freshman through senior year of High School. It is an opportunity for the young people to spend a week in our own community serving those in need.

The goal of the week is that the young people see Christ in those they serve, and that those they serve, see Christ in them.

Each day starts with prayer, and then they board their van which will take them to their work site for the
day. In the late afternoon there is time for free time, personal reflection, Mass and social activities. In previous years, works sites have included: Missionaries of Charity Day Camp, Homeless Initiative Mission, St. Elizabeth Coleman, Cathedral Soup Kitchen and A Caring Place.

 

 

 

 

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