Lifeline Brochure

FOR CATHOLIC TEENS
GRADES 8-12
Fall 2015 • Spring 2016
110 Crusader Avenue West
West St. Paul, MN 55118-4427
FOR CATHOLIC TEENS
GRADES 8-12
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Saturday, April 2nd, 2016
Mass & Evening Program
“Temptation and the
Sacrament of Reconciliation”
with Bishop Andrew Cozzens
Do you ever find it difficult to deal with temptation? Do you ever find
your heart torn between good and evil, between following Christ and
committing sin?
The fact is that our world is a battlefield and
being tempted is a reality of life.
Many of us face these temptations each and
every day but do our best to do what is right.
When we do wrong, we often feel the guilt and
shame from the sin that we committed.
But there is hope! There is a way to overcome
sin, grow in holiness, and live the life of
freedom which Jesus promises us!
Bishop
Bishop Andrew Cozzens, Auxiliary Bishop
Andrew Cozzens
of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis,
is our special guest tonight. He has spoken to
countless youth and young adults with the message that transforms
lives. His words and witness can transform yours…if you’re ready.
Our evening includes Eucharistic Adoration.
Come With A Heart Open
To All God Has For You!
Saturday, May 7th, 2016
Mass & Evening Program
“The Eucharist: The
Healing Touch of Jesus”
Fall 2015 • Spring 2016
with Fr. Jim Livingston
Jesus promises us abundant life, but
often we find ourselves wounded in spirit
or in our emotions even though we may
be strong physically.
Many carry these interior wounds with
them throughout their entire life. Jesus
is the Healer who knows the inner needs
of each of our hearts and He alone can
reach the wounds that no one sees. The
Eucharist is the Healing Presence of Jesus.
CHALLENGING YOUNG CATHOLICS
TO LOVE CHRIST AND EMBRACE
THE LIFE OF THE CHURCH
Bishop Andrew Cozzens,
Chairman of the Board, NET Ministries
For Catholic Teens
Grades 8-12
Fr. Jim Livingston
Fr. Jim Livingston will offer a Mass of healing
for Catholic young people.
Later in the evening, Fr. Jim will share how to personally encounter Jesus
in every Eucharist and lead us in a time before the Lord, Our Healer, in the
Blessed Sacrament.
“I Have Come That You May Have Life To The Full.” (John 10:10)
Join Us For This Powerful Night!
Retreat for High School Women
Date: Oct. 31-Nov. 1, 2015
Cost: $100.00
Time: Begins at 7pm and ends 11:45am Sunday
Check Out www.netusa.org/wow
COMING
JUNE 2016
MIDDLE SCHOOL
D-WEEK
June 27-29, 2016
(Mon-Wed)
Grades 6-8
WOMEN OF WORTH
FOR VIRTUE
Retreat for High School Men
Date: April 8-10, 2016
Cost: $100
Time: Begins at 7pm and ends 11:45am Sunday
Check Out www.netusa.org/forvirtue
Vibrant
Mass
HIGH SCHOOL
D-WEEK
June 13-16, 2016
(Mon-Thurs)
Check out
www.netusa.org/
dweek
for more info!
Great
Music
Dynamic
Speakers
Sonar Worship Band
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Please Prayerfully Consider a
$5 Free-Will Offering At Mass
Saturday, December 5th, 2015
Mass & Evening Program
For Catholic Teens
Grades 8-12
6-9:30 p.m. - First Saturdays
October-May
Saturday, October 3rd, 2015
Kick-Off Mass
& Evening Program
“The Variable”
with Fr. Erik Lundgren for Mass
Evening Program with David Calavitta
Have you ever felt that you were made for more?
I think that we’ve all felt that way before at one point
or another. We find ourselves stuck in the mediocrity
around us and something in us cries for more.
Simply put: we were made for greatness.
Fr. Erik Lundgren
We are made in the image of God and called to carry
on His mission. The early Church understood this.
Though they were young, they were filled with power
and were witnesses of the greatness of heaven
coming into this world.
But what about now? Do we witness it in the same
way the early Church did? What’s changed since
then? The truth is, we are the only variable.
Fr. Erik Lundgren is the Associate Pastor of Saints
Joachim and Anne Catholic Church in Shakopee, MN.
His on-fire faith is engaging and contagious!
David Calavitta is a passionate Catholic speaker
in love with Christ and his Church. He is a popular
national speaker at major Catholic youth conferences.
He has served with NET Ministries and now is Director
of Design & Marketing for LifeTeen International.
David Calavitta
Launch the New Season With Us
and Bring a Friend!
with Fr. Paul Shovelain
Attention High
School Seniors
and Single Young
Adults Ages
18-28
Tony Melendez In Concert!
Saturday, November 7th, 2015
Mass & Evening Program
“The Crux”
with Fr. Michael Schmitz for
Mass & Evening Program
Tickets Are
Required
For This Event!
There is a “moment of truth” in every person’s life, but there are also
“moments of truth” that we face every day. In those moments, what
we choose will make all the difference.
The reality is that insignificant decisions matter. What kind of
decisions will you make that make you?
Joining us this month from the Diocese of Duluth is
Fr. Michael Schmitz. His vibrant gift of teaching
and preaching - combined with his on-fire faith
and love of God - inspires, challenges, and calls all
who hear him to conversion to Jesus and the life of
holiness.
He is the Director of Youth and Young Adults in the
Diocese of Duluth, MN.
Fr. Michael
Schmitz
NOTE: Tickets are required. You must have a
ticket for this event – even if you plan to attend the Mass only.
See the information below to get your ticket now.
TICKETS GO ON SALE AUGUST 10th
This Lifeline is a “package event” which includes the entire event of Mass
and evening program. A ticket is required to enter. For those not wishing
to attend the entire package event (both Mass & Event), a ticket is still
required for entry.
TICKET PRICE--GYM: $6 per person
TICKET PRICE—St. Francis Hall: $4 per person*
*St. Francis Hall will have closed-circuit TV screens only.
WALK-IN Ticket Price At the Door: As above IF tickets are still available
FOR TICKETS: www.netusa.org/lifeline
Online ticketing available until Nov. 5th (Thurs. @ Midnight).
Tickets available on first-come, first-served basis.
Tickets purchased after Oct. 27 (Tues) will be held at Will Call.
Sorry, no group rates or refunds. All sales are final.
Fr. Paul Shovelain is the Associate Pastor
of the Church of Saint Peter in Forest Lake,
MN. Fr. Paul has a heart for Jesus, and a
joy and fervor of spirit that makes him very
popular with young people.
Tony Melendez may have been born
without arms but that has not stopped him
from singing, playing the guitar, and sharing
the faith with Catholic young people.
Saturday, January 9th, 2016*
Mass & Evening Program
with Fr. Kevin Finnegan
Dynamic Breakouts For
High School Men & Women!
Start your faith off right in this brand new year, and join Catholic young people from the
Twin Cities and beyond for this outstanding night! Plan on an awesome night with dynamic music
from SONAR and a spirit-filled celebration of Mass with Fr. Kevin Finnegan, pastor of Our Lady of
Grace in Edina, MN. Breakouts for young men and women and the 2015-16 NET teams round
out the night!
Fr. Paul Shovelain
Mass & Evening Program
“Who Will God Raise Up?”
with Fr. David Blume
The time is now as the modern world awaits
the emergence of a handful of spiritual
heroes and heroines who will serve the
Church as priests, religious sisters and
religious brothers – those specially called
as witnesses of hope to a world in desperate
need of the Good News.
For High School Men Only: “The Heart of Change” with Ryan O’Hara
God is raising up a new generation of ordinary young men who have
incredible faith in an extraordinary God! Never has the need been
greater for those willing to pay the price to become heroes of faith,
men of virtue, young men willing to boldly live as disciples.
His life was changed forever when he
performed for Pope John Paul II (now a saint)
at World Youth Day before a live audience of
thousands and a TV audience of millions.
But to become who you were created to be, to live the life of
abundance God promises and be mighty in spirit there’s a price to
pay. A cost is involved. Change is required.
Since then Tony has traveled throughout
the United States and 40 foreign countries,
making countless TV appearances on
major networks, at the Vatican, and at
World Youth Days.
Saturday, February 6th, 2016
Breakouts include:
He was born without arms as a result of
his mother taking the prescription drug
Thalidomide. Growing up, Tony began
playing and singing in the Los Angeles area.
It was there at WYD that John Paul II told
him, “My wish for you is to continue giving
this hope to all the people.”
NOTE THE
SPECIAL
DATE
Tony Melendez
Get your tickets early and
expect an amazing night!
TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE ON A FIRST-COME,
FIRST-SERVED BASIS. -TICKETS GO ON SALE AUG. 10-
ADVANCE Ticket Price: Until Nov. 5th (Thurs. Midnight): $10
per person.
REGULAR Ticket Price: Nov. 6th – Dec. 3rd : $13 per person
WALK-IN Ticket Price: Dec 5th and At the Door: $15 per
person (if tickets are available)
FOR TICKETS: www.netusa.org/lifeline
Online ticketing available until Dec. 3rd (Thurs. @ Midnight).
Tickets available on first-come, first-served basis. Tickets
purchased after Nov. 25th (Tues) will be held at Will Call.
Sorry, no group rates or refunds. All sales are final.
For Those Joining Us for Mass Only, Please Note: We
welcome you and thank you for joining us for the celebration
of Mass. Mass will be telecast live on-screen via closed circuit
television and no ticket is necessary. (Tickets are required for
entry into the gym for Mass AND Concert.)
Don’t miss this chance to hear Ryan O’Hara explain with truth and
humor what young men need to change in their spiritual life and how to
make sure that change sticks to become a man after God’s own heart!
Fr. David Blume
Fr. Kevin Finnegan
The question is not: Will God raise up great
men and women for the Church’s mission?
The question is: Who will God raise up? And
the answer: Those you least expect.
With us will be Fr. David Blume from the Archdiocesan Vocations Office,
Sr. Mary David, F.S.G.M, and a great team of religious sisters and religious
brothers. Also with us will be seminarians from Saint Paul Seminary and
Saint John Vianney Seminary.
A “re-vert” to the faith, Kalley Yanta will address what it means to
choose a life of purity in an impure culture. She will describe from
personal experience what choosing to follow Jesus, and choosing not
to, can look like. A former television news anchor turned stay-athome mom, Kalley will share some of the tough lessons she learned
while pursuing a career in media, then transitioning to marriage
and raising 6 children. She will address ways to safely navigate
relationships and technology, and the importance of keeping one’s
spiritual life strong.
“Symbols, Signs, Smells & Bells:
What IS Going on at Mass?”
with Fr. Brian Park
The truth is that if you are bored during Mass, it isn’t because
Mass is boring – it is probably because
you know very little about Mass and
what is actually happening during the
celebration of the Sacred Liturgy.
Ryan O’Hara
Save the date and
join us for this
special Lifeline!
Kalley Yanta
Kalley Yanta (formerly Kalley King of KSTP, Channel Five news in St. Paul, MN) is a native
Minnesotan who attended Benilde-St. Margaret’s High School in St. Louis Park and the
University of Minnesota where
she earned a degree in Mass
Communications. Engaging and
authentic, with a heart for young
women, Kalley regularly speaks
throughout the Archdiocese to
youth, young adults, and pro-life
groups.
Launch 2016 with
the NET Teams!
6pm Program
followed with Mass
If we but understood more deeply and participated more fully in
that centerpiece of our Catholic faith which we know as “Mass”,
the thought would never enter our mind that Mass is boring!
Ryan O’Hara has spoken to thousands of youth and young adults
at conferences and retreats from Arizona to New Zealand for over 20
years. His passion, depth and humor will both inspire and challenge you!
For High School Ladies Only: “Choosing Purity in an Impure
Culture” with Kalley Yanta
Saturday, March 5th, 2016
NET Team Members
Every symbol, sign, prayer, response,
gesture, bell, and smell, along with
the Creed, Scripture, and the ancient
prayers…all of these hold profound
meaning!
And when we begin to understand that
profound meaning, Mass truly becomes
the source and summit of our faith!
Fr. Brian Park
This month at Lifeline we will switch up the schedule and begin
with a dynamic presentation by Fr. Brian Park, Pastor of
Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis. Fr. Brian will walk
us through the Mass and explain what is really going on.
After his presentation, we have intermission and THEN
celebrate Mass.
St. John Vianney Seminarians
Religious Sisters
After this event you will never want to
say that Mass is boring!