Campus Ministry News
Nazareth Farm Mission Trip
Submitted by jfranz on June 5, 2007 - 6:37am. Campus Ministry News | Snapshots '07
Six Class of 2008 students and two Gorman moderators spent a week at Nazareth farm, a Catholic community outreach center in Appalachia. The students live in prayer, simplicit, service and community with forty other high school students from across the United States, working each day in home construction and repair for the citizens of rural Doddridge County, West Virginia. Click here for more information on Nazareth Farm.
Josiah and Katherine (Letter Four)
Submitted by admin on December 15, 2006 - 11:24am. Campus Ministry NewsPlease receive a very warm and friendly Christmas greeting from Josiah and Katherine in Guatemala. We continue to do very well and feel blessed everyday to be here sharing with the people of Guatemala who have received us with open arms for the past 16 months. We want to thank so many of you for your thoughtful messages and greetings. Please know that you are all in our daily thoughts, and it won't be long before we arrive back in the States for our 6 months of diocesan work. We hope you enjoy this update/reflection.
Josiah and Katherine (Letter Three)
Submitted by Anonymous on April 11, 2006 - 12:15pm. Campus Ministry NewsReceive a very warm greeting from the Mooney’s – back in Guatemala!
We arrived safely and are now fully back into the swing of things. Firstly, we would like to thank so many of you who were so very welcoming to us throughout our visit. It was truly the best visit home we have ever had, leaving us emotionally and spiritually prepared to begin our work again.
Our first day back at the project proved to be full of unexpected surprises, most of which surrounded a little bundle of joy in the process of being adopted by one of the workers in the project.
Josiah and Katherine (Letter Two)
Submitted by Anonymous on April 11, 2006 - 12:11pm. Campus Ministry NewsHello family and friends-
Please receive a very warm greeting from Katherine and me! We would like to provide you with a brief update of the progression of events within the last several weeks. First know that everything is well with us, though at the moment we are apart with Katherine studying spanish in a city nearby; I, in turn, am receiving orientation here at Proyecto Vida, in Coatepeque - (www.proyectovida.org.uk).
