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Life Teen Blog
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Anxiety can be a heavy subject. But somehow, GIFs make everything feel a little more light. So here’s a serious article about anxiety and some tips on how to manage it, with a lot of GIFs to make it...
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Reflecting on this reality, as the season of Advent approaches (and, of course, the season of Christmas to follow), you might perhaps consider what gifts you might give to those you love and how best...
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What is COR Group?
Here at Our Lady of Mercy, our high school youth group is called "COR" group. COR, short for 'heart' in Latin, is found in the Latin word Misericordiae- meaning mercy- and mercy is the foundation of our group, as well as our parish's namesake. We strive to be the faces of mercy to our families, our friends, on our athletic fields, and in our classrooms. COR strives to build community through prayer, fun, and authentic friendships. It is through this community that we, with our fellow teens, can navigate the unique challenges that high school brings and prepare for other life transitions that come our way. It is in this community that we can be comfortable and confident to find support in Christ with our peers by our side. It is in this time of discovery and growth that we seek opportunites to encounter God in each other and the the beauty of the Catholic Church.
All high school students are welcome to join us on Sunday evenings from 6-7:30 pm, following the 5pm youth mass. Dinner is always provided at regular Sunday COR meetings. Retreats, mission trips, and pilgrimages are also available throughout the year!
Follow us on Instagram for updates: @olom_cor
For more information about the above contact:
Becca Hadley, Pastoral Associate of Youth Ministry
9200 Kentsdale Drive, Potomac, Md. 20854-4529
Phone: 301-365-1415 ext. 135
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