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- See How Modern Trends Are Reshaping Our Christian Values And Thinking
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- The neglected virtue of silence at Mass
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I came across your site through a referral from a third party. I will try to generate some support for your work with youth. I am involved with a scholarship program named after a priest who spent 30 years in Kenya. If there are senior level high school students who would like the opportunity to apply for the Father Ted Colleton scholarhsip (for which there are three modest prizes, $1500, $800 and $500 CDN,) THEY ARE WELCOME TO DO SO. They may go to www.theinterim.com and click on scholarship icon for details. Or if they lack the computer means to do so, perhaps someone else that has that capacity can make it known to them. The essay contest is open to senior high school students (aged 16-19 years)anywhere in the world.
Posted by: Dan Di Rocco | September 28, 2009 at 03:11 PM
great initiatives for the youth of Africa.
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Posted by: Cameroon Community | May 18, 2010 at 12:15 PM