Young Adults Head to National Catholic Youth Convention
ON THE MOVE-Youths and young adults gather outside as they wait for the bus to take them to the National Catholic Youth Conference. The conference, in Indianapolis, Ind., is expected to draw more than 20,000 youths from across the nation.
Juliann DosSantos
ON THE MOVE-Liliana Villatoro, Cindy Medina, Angel Torres and Louis Guitierrez, all of St. Peter’s in Yonkers, pray the Our Father during a Mass celebrated by Father Joseph Espaillat, director of youth ministry, during a Mass for 106 young people attending the National Catholic Youth Conference in Indianapolis, Ind.
Juliann DosSantos
ON THE MOVE-Amaris Gonzalez and Chadely Cruz, both of St. Teresa’s parish in Manhattan, pray during Mass at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Yonkers before heading to the National Catholic Youth Conference in Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 20.
Juliann DosSantos
ON THE MOVE-Eduardo Davila, 17, of St. Peter’s parish in Yonkers listens to the Gospel during a Mass celebrated by Father Joseph Espaillat, director of youth ministry for the archdiocese, at St. Joseph’s Seminary, Dunwoodied, Nov. 20.
Juliann DosSantos
ON THE MOVE-Kissy Dumdum, 22; Jessica Abejar, 24; Joelle Abejar, 17; and Maria Diane Tudor, 15, all of San Lorenzo Ruiz Chapel in Manhattan wait at St. Joseph’s Seminary Nov. 20 for the bus to take them to the National Catholic Youth Conference in Indianapolis, Ind. There are 106 young people from the archdiocese attending the conference.
Juliann DosSantos
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The 106 young adults and youths attending the National Catholic Youth Convention in Indianapolis, Ind., gather before the trip for the celebration of Mass at St. Joseph's Seminary Nov. 20. The Mass was offered by Father Joseph Espaillat, director of Youth Mininistry.
