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У США відбувся Форум молодіжних лідерів УГКЦ: учасники напрацювали мапу служіння на наступний рік
Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church youth leaders met from October 9 to 11 at St. Basil the Great Seminary in Stamford, Connecticut, to develop a service map for the upcoming year. Participants discussed challenges in youth ministry and established priorities for their work.
The Metropolitan Youth Committee of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in the United States organized the event with the support of Bishop Bohdan Danylo, the eparch of the Eparchy of Saint Josaphat in Parma. During the forum, participants worked in mixed teams to solve practical ministry problems, such as starting new youth communities, organizing retreats, and planning inter-parish events.
Deacon Andriy Kuzhavskyi, a member of the vocation commission for the Eparchy of Saint Josaphat and a high school teacher, spoke about the importance of the Church listening to young people and understanding their needs to better support their faith. Participants also shared experiences regarding existing youth initiatives and projects.
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