Campus Ministry
Vision Statement & Goals
Submitted by Anonymous on March 29, 2006 - 11:36am. Campus MinistryVision Statement
Bishop T. K. Gorman Catholic School envisions a Campus Ministry that prepares students to be involved in the mission of the Church, which is to love and serve the Lord.
BLAST
Submitted by jroe on September 25, 2007 - 11:44am. Campus MinistryBlast is a youth group open to 6, 7 and 8th graders from any school and any faith. Check it out at www.blasticc.com . If you have any questions, please email Karen Goforth at kgofo@yahoo.com.
Campus Ministry Documents
Submitted by Anonymous on April 11, 2006 - 11:04am. Campus MinistryThe following PDF files are attached to this page:
- Community Service sites
- Gorman appeal to TAPPS
- Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion application
Volunteer Opportunities
Submitted by Anonymous on March 29, 2006 - 11:57am. Campus MinistryTyler, Texas Volunteer Opportunities:
- Hospice of East Texas (903) 566-1498; Address: 4101 University Blvd. Tyler, Tx 75701
- East Texas Food Bank (903) 597-3663; Address: 3201 Robertson Rd. Tyler, Tx 75701
- Salvation Army (903)592-4361; Address: 717 North Spring Tyler, Tx
- Colonial Manor Nursing Home (903) 597-2068; Address: 930 South Baxter Tyler, Tx
Nazareth Farms
Submitted by Anonymous on March 29, 2006 - 11:42am. Campus Ministry
Gorman Students and Faculty gather on the last day of the trip to take a picture in front of the Nazareth barn.
The Mission of Nazareth Farm is to provide volunteers a communal experience of Church, as a center of reflection and prayer while working to promote social justice through the empowerment of the local community and volunteers.
| Location | Salem, West Virginia |
| Operated | The Diocese of Wheeling/Charleston |
| Founded | 1979 |
| Mission | To serve the needs of the poor in rural West Virginia |
| Cornerstones | Prayer, Service, Community, and Simplicity |
| Websites | http://www.nazarethfarm.org/ |
| http://communities.msn.com/NazarethFarmJune10162001 | |
Nazareth Farm Trip 2005
Adolescent Grief
Submitted by Anonymous on March 29, 2006 - 11:40am. Campus MinistryTeens normally follow typical human grief patterns following death of family or friends. Those stages may include denial, anger, hurt, guilt, fear and blame. These emotions vary, overlap and recur as humans move through the grief process.
Adolescents need time and support in times of difficulty. Death of a close friend or family member by suicide compounds the grief issues since individuals must work through not only the loss but the tenuous notion of human self-destruction. Suicide continues to be second only to automobile accidents as the leading cause of teen deaths in the United States.
