You are the reason God has been able to work through NET Ministries to touch over 1.5 million youth across this country! A polling of NET Alumni shows that the great majority stay actively involved in church work. Some work full time in ministry, and some volunteer amidst their careers or their college education. May God continue to draw you closer to Him each day.
Here you can find team picture archives, alumni event information and photos, job postings and service opportunities, as well as updates and announcements from your fellow former NET team members. I need your help to keep it up to date! When you have any updates or know of any changes that need to be made please email me or call me (651-450-6833) with that information. I hope you find this website beneficial and enjoyable. You are all in my prayers.
God Bless!!
Susan Spiegelberg, Alumni Relations Coordinator
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Lenten Ideas
Do you want to do more than give up candy or pop? Here are a few suggestions that people have shared.
Spiritual Growth
* Attend Daily Mass
* Take extra time to prepare for Sunday Mass by reviewing the readings ahead of time or making a special effort to come to Mass 15 - 20 minutes early to prepare your heart.
(Daily Mass Readings can be found online at: www.usccb.org/nab/ )
* Spend and hour in Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
* Frequent Confessions (once a week)
* Buy a book on the Saints and reflect on the life of one Saint per day.
* Attend Stations of the Cross (check your bulletin for times)
* Pray the Rosary. (You may want to focus on the Sorrowful Mysteries)
* Attend a Bible Study.
* Read or study more of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
* Read or study papal documents
* Read or study Church history
* Read biographies of saints
* Read or study the writings of the saints and early church fathers
* Attend Vespers
Activities/Service
* Volunteer with a Pro-Life Activity.
* Take a Priest or a Sister out for Dinner.
* Watch a movie with a spiritual message.
* Visit the lonely/sick/elderly.
* Perform Random Acts of Kindness.
* Organize a service project.
* Volunteer working at a soup kitchen or other charity.
* Provide transportation for those without the means.
Sacrifice
* Abstain from favorite drinks, desserts or foods.
* Eat less at meals, or eat fewer snacks between meals.
* Fast extra days in Lent besides Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
* Make simple meals that are less appealing to the sense of taste.
* Take less of what you like and more of what you dislike at meals.
* Give up seasoning your food.
* Give up the radio or music in the car/ at home/ at work.
* Give up your favorite TV show or TV in the evenings.
* Give up shopping for unnecessary things - give up sales.
* Give up eating out.
* Give up secular reading.
* Reduce or eliminate time on the internet.
* Go through the closets, drawers and cupboards of your house and find things that aren't being worn or used, but are still in good shape, and give them to Goodwill.
* Participate in Operation Rice Bowl. There is a calendar available that is meant to accompany the rice bowl and gives suggestions for giving.
* Give away something of yours that is a favorite - a favorite movie, book, article of clothing.
Personal Growth
* Refrain from complaining, gossiping, grumbling or losing one's temper.
* Eat without complaining.
* Set a Physical Goal (Lose Weight or Exercise)
* Set a goal of looking up an old friend once a day.
* Tell the people you care about how you feel.
* Get more (or less) sleep as needed.
Calling all those passionate about evangelizing and who might be interested in learning about the Discovering Christ course, the dates have been set for the next conference.
Click here to learn more: http://www.christlife.org/conference/
Thanks for anything you can do to get the word out! There are many turning to Christ and being baptized in the Spirit as a result of the course. Spread the Word!




















