DYC Retreat THIS WEEKEND

 


The Annual Diocesan Youth Conference is a weekend-long event for high-school youth. DYC brings together high school youth from around the Diocese for a theme-centered weekend of workshops, led by youth and adults alike, keynote speakers, entertainment, daily Mass, Adoration of Our Eucharistic Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, and Confession, all time to grow in the Catholic faith.
 
Mission Statement
We, the youth of the Diocese of Charlotte, commune together amidst spiritual warfare, trusting that God will redeem our brokenness and bring us from darkness into light. We choose to pursue a life purposefully for Christ by endeavoring to bring hope to the despair of present day reality. By partaking in this conference, we will seek with fortitude, prudence, and love to bring joy into the world by Enlightening the Darkness.

Registration and Cost Information For DYC

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  1. Noah Rivas25/4/19 09:14

    Sounds great! Sadly, I won't be able to make it this year. I hope it goes well!

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  2. Anonymous25/4/19 13:45

    :'(

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