Consecrated life in Youth Apostles is a radical way of life dedicated to God. Through this life the Consecrated grow in love and service to God, the community, and the youth. There are two different forms of Consecrated life. A man can be a Consecrated priest or a Consecrated layman in Youth Apostles. Both take promises of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
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Consecrated Life
August 12, 2017
One Year Consecrated Commitment: James Armstrong, Jim Harbour, and Chris Johnson
From left: Jim Harbour, James Armstrong, and Chris Johnson making their consecrated commitments.
From left: Peter Clem, Jim Harbour, Chris Johnson, James Armstrong, and Jonathan Mundell.
Back row from left: Fr. Donald Heet, Fr. Jack Peterson, Fr. Tom Yehl, Fr. Peter Nassetta, Fr. David Sharland, Fr. Ramon Dominguez, Fr. Mike Kuhn; Front row from left: Peter Clem, Jim Harbour, Chris Johnson, James Armstrong, and Jonathan Mundell.
October 13, 2015
Three Year Renewal: Peter Clem
Peter renewing his consecrated commitment.
Fr. Peter giving a blessing.
Peter signing his commitment.
Peter with his family after his renewal.
February 7, 2015
Diocesan Mass in Celebration of Consecrated Life
Picture with Bishop Loverde after Mass
December 13, 2014
Lifetime Consecration: Jonathan Mundell
Fr. Peter giving a blessing
Jonathan with his consecrated brothers after his lifetime consecration
Jonathan with all his brothers after his lifetime consecration
September 6, 2014
One Year Consecrated Commitment: Peter Clem
Back row from left: Fr. Peter Nassetta, Fr. Jack Peterson; Front row from left: Fr. Mike Kuhn, Fr. Tom Yehl, Peter Clem, Fr. Ramon Dominguez, Jonathan Mundell.
Summer 2014
Consecrated Workshop
From Left: Fr. Tom Yehl, Jonathan Mundell, Fr. Mike Kuhn, Fr. Ramon Dominguez, Fr. Jack Peterson, Fr. Peter Nassetta, and Fr. David Sharland.
