




“Totus Tuus Prime Time”





The High School Program offers evening instruction for Catholic teens going into seventh through twelfth grades. The Totus Tuus teachers are college-aged young people and effectively impact the high school students. The high school program, “Totus Tuus Primetime”, includes instruction, large and small group discussions, quiet meditation, skits, subject related activities, prayer and fellowship.

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Topics to be Discussed (Summer 2008)

Sunday 1. Witnessing to the Truth 2. Made in the Image of God: Freedom and Responsibility Monday 1. Love of God: 1st - 3rd Commandments 2. Love of Neighbor: 4th - 10th Commandments Tuesday 1. Humbly We Adore You Lord 2. Adoration and Confession Wednesday 1. You Did Not Choose Me: Vocations in the Church 2. Moral Apologetics Thursday Camp Fire Social Event with Football, Kickball, and/or Ultimate Frisbee, Burgers, Brats, ‘Smores, etc.

Breaks

There will be a break in the middle of the session and we ask that the parish supply the refreshments for Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings (this can be done by simply designating certain portions of the grade school snacks and drinks as being for the high school program, or by asking the high school students to bring cookies and drink mix when they attend the Sunday evening session).

Adoration/Confession

On Tuesday evening, the youth experience adoring Christ, face to face, during Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. As a part of the program students are given the opportunity to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on the evening that Adoration is scheduled.

Night Prayer

The night will include the optional opportunity for the youth to join the team in Night Prayer

Fun Night

Concluding the week, Thursday evening, the team will be spending time in fellowship with the high school youth. This evening demonstrates that "good" faith and "good" fellowship is FUN. Totus Tuus encourages interactive activities/outings. In Chippewa this usually includes a bar-b-que at St. Charles parish with a campfire, s’mores, games, fellowship, etc. This is a great time for the teachers to really get to know the high school students.

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