Ireland to host first Redemptorist Youth Congress

MORE than 650 young Catholics from 23 countries are expected to travel to Limerick next week for the first-ever Redemptorist Youth Congress to be held in Ireland.

Ireland to host first Redemptorist Youth Congress
Fri, 03 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

Teenagers from throughout Europe, South America and Asia will participate in the event which will be staged at the University of Limerick from Wednesday August 8 to Monday August 13.

The Congress, entitled Pazzo per Amore — being young and Christian in Europe today, will focus on the challenges young people face in trying to live Christian lives as well as celebrate their common faith.

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