Catholic Youth (East London)

13/04/2021

Autism School in Mdantsane, April is Autism Month let us create awareness

17/07/2013

St Annes Novena starts today brothers and sisters in Christ lets pray for them and for the world at large most of all the government of our country,the youth in our church so that they can see the glory of God and may he grant us wisdom...Amen

24/06/2013

Program
Fridae: Mc...(hosts ke ezizoba ngoo MC) Welcoming (youth chairprsn/parish priest/parish chairprsn). Introduction nd ice break. Scripture. Movie.
Saturdae: Prayer. Breakfast. Input frm de Priests nd de Ccters. Tea. Quetions frm youth. Lunch. Input frm Fr Madikane. Supper. Praise nd worship/ healing service: Fr Robert.
Sundae : Prayer nd brkfast. Mass. Talent show. Departure.

arrival tym 17:00
am plz guys cm da vanue is at Moya Oyingcwele date 5th-7th July 2013 all our youth membrz are invytd da theme of the weeknd is Catholic faith. This is hope please and thank you God bless u

18/08/2012

2mrw is st Mary's day hope yal will enjoy da day also gv rememberance to our late bishop Colmen he was a good sherpard thou love u JESUS nd u ma beautiful catholics

16/08/2012

ey you guys i would like 2 share sum testimonies nd da word of GOD with u 2mrw nyt @ 20:00 pm so plz be active nd be online

your brother in CHRIST
Zukisa Kleinbooi

01/08/2012

Life is all about relationships... how you interact, treat and help others will define you as a person and will define us as a race. Look inside yourself and find the will to help others.

"Let us touch the dying, the poor, the lonely and the unwanted according to the graces we have received and let us not be ashamed or slow to do the humble work."
Mother Teresa

01/08/2012

He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the LORD, "He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust."
(Psalm 91:1-2) Vatican and St Peters Square

31/07/2012

What is the Holy Trinity?

RESPONSE: The Holy Trinity is the union of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit as One God. As a fundamental truth of the Christian faith, no one embraces Christianity without believing in the Holy Trinity.

DISCUSSION: This central truth of our Christian faith is a mystery. Though Sacred Scripture contains many passages about the Trinity, nowhere in Sacred Scripture can we find a concise and thorough explanation of this mystery.[1] Though we cannot understand fully the mystery of the Holy Trinity, we can explain, in a limited way, the characteristics of God as Trinity.

He Is Known by His Works

One way we come to an understanding of God is in terms of His work in creation as made known to us through divine revelation.

According to God’s revelation of Himself, the First Person of the Trinity, God the Father, created all things visible and invisible through His Word, the Son (Jn. 1:3). The Second Person of the Trinity, God the Son, became man in the person of Jesus Christ (Jn. 1:14; Col. 2:9). He died and rose to redeem mankind from sin and reconcile us to the Father (2 Cor. 5:14-21; Eph. 2:14-22; Col. 2:11-15). The third Person of the Trinity, God the Holy Spirit, is sent by the Father and the Son to form the Church (cf. Acts 2). Through the Church, He offers us the graces of salvation and sanctification. Thus, we sometimes speak of the Father as Creator, the Son as Redeemer, and the Holy Spirit as Sanctifier. The Father is revealed by His incarnate Son, Jesus, His perfect image. The Son reveals Himself by taking on our human nature. The Holy Spirit witnesses to the works of the Father and the Son, revealing Them both to man (cf. Catechism, nos. 238-246).

We thus speak of the Persons of the Trinity by how They relate to us as our Creator. We can also speak of Them by how They relate to each other.

31/07/2012

Who has the right to prepare a child for the sacraments of Confession, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist? Who should make the final determination as to whether the child is ready to receive?

RESPONSE: Both pastors of souls and parents have obligations and rights in the preparation of children for the sacraments. If they fulfill their obligations according to the intentions of the Church, their roles complement each other.

DISCUSSION: The preparation of children for the sacraments of Confession, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist is an act of catechesis. The preparation should not merely give information, but rather form the child so he will desire the sacraments and receive them with proper reverence and devotion. The preparation for these sacraments will become the foundation of the child’s spiritual life and life in the Church. Because the salvation of souls and the good of the Church is at stake, both parents and pastors have invested interest in the preparation of children for the sacraments. Each has distinct roles that complement the actions of the other. To better understand this issue, we must understand the obligations, rights, and roles of parents and pastors, and the authority invested in each by God Himself.

The Obligation to Educate

The obligation of parents to educate their children is well protected by the Church.

30/07/2012

Things I hate:

I hate when I go to church and see people just siting outside, talking and laughing, instead of entering to the Mass.

I hate when people go to church dressed like they are going to the beach.

I hate when people start murmuring if the priest made a long sermon, instead of listening to his words and making use of them.

I hate when people cannot wait for the Mass to finish, so that they can leave. It is like they were in prison.

I hate when people as children go to church and, when they become a bit older, they just stop going. It is like going to church is not cool.

I hate when people seem holy inside the Church but outside they become a complete other person.

I hate when people have communion and, instead of praying to Jesus who is in their hearts, they start talking or just wait for the end of the Mass like nothing ever happened.

I hate when people leave Mass before the end of the Mass.

I hate when people find any reason, small or big, to not go to church.

Jesus is present in the Eucharist for us. That is how much He loves us.

11/06/2012

guys yintoni le ikwa 9 this saturday

08/06/2012