Statistics indicate that only about 25% of college students will still be practicing their faith by the time they graduate. Brian Kissinger hoped that the graduated seniors at Steubenville this weekend will help increase that statistic.
In this breakout talk, Rachel Allen shared her experience as a teenager, how she was on fire for her faith but not sure how to share it. During this talk, Rachel provided some nuts-and-bolts to teens to overcome the challenge of being an evangelist.
At 10:15 this morning, 3,000+ teens filed into JQH for Mass after their separate men’s and women’s sessions. During the homily, Fr. Chris Martin had some wonderful words to say about God’s word.
Fr. Martin helped the teens to understand how the Word is “living and effective” in our lives. It is the only written word that can truly change the course of our lives like no other work of fiction or non-fiction.
Rachel Allen had some rules for the young women today. She gave them some great ways to help them to discover God’s limitless love and perpetual support. Matt Fradd had some rules for the young men as well. However, they were rules that limit God’s work in their lives (which should be ‘Limitless’), so these are ones to break.
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