The Saint Louis CYC is proud to present CYC Night at Saint Louis Athletica (Saint Louis' professional women's soccer team) on Sunday, July 26th at 5 p.m. At the game, Msgr. Louis Meyer (former director of the CYC) will be honored at halftime. CYC friends and families can purchase tickets for only $5; more details can be found on the CYC's website.
The Office of Youth Ministry is preparing for its major summer youth conference, Steubenville Saint Louis Mid-America. Registrations for the conference are full, and the OYM will be offering photos, videos, and more, live from the event on their website!
More youth events and information can be found on the Catholic Youth Apostolate's website.
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Archbishop Robert J. Carlson, along with thirty-four other bishops from around the world, received the blessed Pallium from Pope Benedict XVI earlier this morning at Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome. Pictures and more coverage of the event are available on the Saint Louis Review's Pallium Pilgrimage page. Two of the pictures (from Teak Philips, Editor of the Review) are reproduced below:
Thirty-five Archbishops from around the world received the Pallium at Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Archbishop Carlson receives the blessed Pallium from Pope Benedict XVI.
Please pray for all those who went on Pilgrimage this weekend, that they may return home safely this week, and for our new Archbishop!
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Archbishop Burke received the Pallium from Pope John Paul II in 2004.
On Monday, June 29, Archbishop Robert J. Carlson will receive the pallium (a circular stole made of lamb's wool, symbolizing his role as a true 'shephard' of the Archdiocese) from Pope Benedict XVI in Rome. The Archdiocese of Saint Louis will be following and reporting the events in Rome as they happen, and the Saint Louis Review will be covering the event by posting photos, pictures, and occasional multimedia clips.
Many other new Archbishops will be receiving the Pallium along with Archbishop Carlson, including Archbishops Allen H. Vigneron of Detroit; George J. Lucas of Omaha, Neb.; Timothy M. Dolan of New York; and Gregory M. Aymond of New Orleans. The Archdiocese of Saint Louis is blessed to have not only our own new Archbishop, but also Archbishop Timothy Dolan and Archbishop George Lucas, both Saint Louis natives, receiving the pallium this year, on the feast of Sts. Peter and Paul.
Please check back on this website, and on the Saint Louis Review website for the latest news starting this Friday, when Archbishop Carlson and many others will begin their pilgrimage in Rome! (Live coverage of the event will air on EWTN at 3:00 a.m., and be rebroadcasted at 10:00 a.m. – More information to come!).
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 Students and teachers in nine Catholic elementary schools in the City of St. Louis will benefit from a new program called the “St. Louis CSI” Summer Science Academy, sponsored by the Today and Tomorrow Educational Foundation and funded through the generosity of the Monsanto Fund. For the next three years, teachers will receive 5½ days of training, both in the classroom at Cathedral Basilica School, and at various locations in the City of St. Louis, including the St. Louis Zoo, the St. Louis Science Center and Planetarium, the Missouri Botanical Garden and Forest Park. The Teacher Academy begins Wednesday, June 24 and continues through Wednesday, July 1.
Students will begin their two-week camp experience on Monday, July 6 and conclude on Friday, July 17, during which they, like the teachers, will spend one day at each venue, and the remainder in the classroom at Cathedral School. The content will cover aquatic ecosystems, ecology, properties of motion, sound, light, heat, magnetism and earth materials, objects and changes in the sky, and characteristics and life cycles of organisms, and their environments.
Updates on the event can be found on the Catholic Education Office's website.
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