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PJH Resources

Guiding documents, programs and organizations for Pastoral Juvenil Hispana (Hispanic youth and young adult ministry).

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FOUNDATIONS

Guiding documents

Christus Vivit (Christ is Alive)

Pope Francis 2019 post-synodal Apostolic Exhortation for young people and all persons who encounter, accompany, and serve them.

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Conclusiones: Primer Encuentro Nacional de Pastoral Juvenil Hispana

The Conclusiones document highlights the continued need for support of young people in their parishes, diocese, apostolic movements, regional and national levels.

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National Dialogue on Catholic Pastoral Ministry with Youth and Young Adults

The National Dialogue on Catholic Pastoral Ministry with Youth and Young Adults in the United States. Information and Report.

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Sons and Daughters of the Light

In 1996, on the eve of the third millennium, the bishops of the United States promulgated “Sons and Daughters of the Light,” a document on pastoral ministry to young adults. Young adults, who range from 18-39 years of age, make up a large part of the Church and have the potential to contribute greatly toward the Christian mission.

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V Encuentro Proceedings & Conclusions from Hispanic Young People

Report on listening process from the United States National Effort on Accompaniment and Service to Catholic Hispanics. The report features a section on the findings from Hispanic young people.

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PROGRAMS & PARTNERS

Programming resources

El Instituto Pastoral del Sureste (SEPI)

The Southeast Regional Office for Hispanic Ministry is the organization of the United States Bishops that coordinates and supports Hispanic Ministry. Through its three pillars of Evangelization, Formation and Communion, its formative branch, SEPI, strives to facilitate the full participation of Hispanics / Latinos in the mission of the Church and society as authentic missionary disciples.

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EWTN A la Carta

EWTN A la Carta es tu puerta de entrada a una amplia biblioteca de contenido inspirador y enriquecedor desde el punto de vista espiritual, diseñado para satisfacer las necesidades espirituales de espectadores de todo el mundo.

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Instituto Fe y Vida

Resources and Formation for Latino Young People and those who accompany and serve them.

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Instituto Nacional Pastoral con Jóvenes Adultos

Buscamos nada menos que transformar el estado del pastoral de la Iglesia Católica con los jóvenes adultos. Líderes ministeriales equipados para la excelencia.

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LA Red

LaRED, The National Catholic Network de Pastoral Juvenil Hispana, promotes, accompanies, and supports missionary discipleship and collaborative ministry among professionals and leaders of Pastoral Juvenil Hispana.

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Lente Católico

Lente Católico ofrece información auténtica y entretenida sobre el pensamiento católico, la espiritualidad y la práctica de la fe. Para ello, contamos con un talentoso equipo de escritores, anfitriones con carisma y calidez, y teólogos expertos. El resultado: una colección de videos creativos que informan, entretienen e inspiran a la audiencia.

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USCCB Youth & Young Adult Ministry

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ ministry page for youth, young adult, pastoral juvenil, and World Youth Day guidelines and other information and resources.

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V National Encuentro of Hispanic/Latino Ministry

ENAVE is the National Team of Accompaniment and is a representative group of national Catholic organizations committed to advancing the call to the V Encuentro Nacional de Pastoral Hispana/Latina. ENAVE is represented by 42 national and regional Catholic organizations that directly serve the Hispanic Latino community.

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Lestonnac Free Clinic

The mission of Lestonnac Free Clinic is to provide free health care services to low-income and uninsured residents in Southern California, through the support of generous volunteers and donors.

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