ByzanTEEN Youth Rally 2010

Dates: June 17-20, 2010
Location: Mercyhurst College - Erie, PA
Theme: TBA
Ages: TBA
Cost: TBA

Contact:
ByzanTEEN Rally 2010
14610 Will-Cook Rd.
Homer Glen, IL. 60491-9212
(708) 645-0241
email

What is the ByzanTEEN Youth Rally ?
It is a function of the lntereparchial Youth Commission for the Ruthenian Byzantine Catholic Church in America. The Rally occurs every other year and brings together teenagers from Byzantine Catholic parishes in an atmosphere of fellowship, prayer and spiritual enrichment. The ByzanTEEN Youth Rally offers a rich opportunity for young Byzantine Catholics to meet one another and form lasting relationships that are mutually supportive in the Faith.

Who can attend the Rally?
The Rally is open to teenagers between the ages of 13-19 years of age who are members of a Byzantine Catholic parish. Teen participants MUST already be 13 years old by the first day of the Rally. The Rally is also open to young adult facilitators and older adult chaperones who are members of a Byzantine Catholic parish. Teenagers are the specific focus of ByzanTEEN Youth Rally. The Rally is not a family event. Therefore, the Rally Planning Committee reserves the right to limit the young adult and older adult presence at the Rally within a specified ratio.

A Message for Parents
The ByzanTEEN Youth Rally enjoys an impeccable reputation as a safe and holy environment for your teenage children. Our chaperone-to-teen ratio meets and at times even exceeds recommended levels for such events. The Rally provides its own security team on a 24 hour a day basis. All adults present at the Rally must comply with the Safe Environment Policy of the Ruthenian Metropolia of Pittsburgh. The bishops, clergy, and religious of the Metropolia are always present at each Rally. Each Rally is staffed by professional medical personnel. The presenters at the ByzanTEEN Youth Rally usually come from within the Ruthenian Metropolia. Other presenters or keynote speakers who are invited to speak at the Rally are always those who enjoy a distinguished reputation in Catholic circles and who are known to be faithful to the teachings of the Church.