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Friday, July 23, 2004
Youth education retreat set

San Pedro Region News
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In preparation for heading back to school, the Office of Religious Education is gearing up for its annual Catalina Island Retreat for youth ministers on Aug. 21. The day-long retreat will feature a relaxed atmosphere, sightseeing, seminars featuring activities to enhance parish youth ministry, and the opportunity to meet and socialize with other youth workers.

The adults-only trip is $10 per person not including transportation and housing for those who wish to stay overnight. For more information, contact Vikki Shepp, (213) 637-7332.



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