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Ministry helps Hispanic youth encounter Christ
Diocesan Encuentro held in Appleton is one of several ways the diocese reaches out
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CELEBRATING FAITH: Hispanic youth and young adults participate in the first Encuentro at Xavier High School in Appleton. (A story in Spanish on the Encuentro is on page 2 [print edition only]). Hispanic ministry is one of numerous ministries and services supported in part by the annual Bishop's Appeal. (Rick Evans photo)
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Second in a series on Bishop's Appeal 2006
By Carlos Hernandez
APPLETON -- Some 150 Hispanic youth and young adults from the Green Bay Diocese took part in an unbelievable day at the first ever Diocesan Encuentro Jan. 22 at Xavier High School in Appleton.
They came in response to Bp. David Zubik's invitation "To explore fully how we can help all Hispanic young people feel welcomed, invited and appreciated in the Diocese of Green Bay and global Catholic Church."
Encuentro, Spanish for "encounter," was a part of a much larger organized effort by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and the National Catholic Network de Pastoral Juvenil Hispana to give prominence and special attention to the rapidly growing Catholic Hispanic population in the United States. Half the Latino population -- just over 40 million people in the United States -- is under the age of 30.
The Encuentro and Hispanic Ministry in the Green Bay Diocese are funded in part by the annual Bishop's Appeal. Full story ...
Sidebar: Hispanic ministry in Green Bay Diocese

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Reflection on the Readings by Auxiliary Bishop Morneau --
February 12, 2006: We are all one family under one God

Explaining the Scripture by Fr. Michael Stubbs --
February 12, 2006: Jesus' anger was a righteous response

Editorial -- God is love
Pope Benedict XVI's first encyclical teaches us about love and challenges us to live it

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Foundations of Faith --
Marriage - creating, being, the domestic church
Council changed concept of marriage, including views on non-Catholics and partnership

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