Monitor Mag February 2025: DYC

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A bishop, a hip-hop artist and a series of speakers gave teens a special message of hope for their life’s journey – a theme that coincided with the Jubilee Year.

“What if we looked at our whole lives as a journey, walking with God?” asked Brandon Morel, keynote speaker for this year’s Diocesan Youth Conference at Notre Dame High School in Lawrenceville Feb. 1.

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A bishop, a hip-hop artist and a series of speakers gave teens a special message of hope for their life’s journey – a theme that coincided with the Jubilee Year.

“What if we looked at our whole lives as a journey, walking with God?” asked Brandon Morel, keynote speaker for this year’s Diocesan Youth Conference at Notre Dame High School in Lawrenceville Feb. 1.

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