SBYouth Fully Alive
A life with Jesus is better than a life without
LTE Special Needs Youth Group
LTE Special Needs Youth Group exists to provide a space where teens and young adults of all abilities feel welcomed, loved, included, and valued as members of our St. Brigid parish community. It's a place where we can grow in faith and friendship together. Everyone has a place here.
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Summer 2021 Events
LTE Alumni Volunteer Event
Monday, May 24th 6:30pm-8:00pm
St. Brigid Parking Lot
LTE students and past volunteers are invited to join us for a fun evening of games and ice cream!
Confirmation 2020
Congratulations to McKenna, Ted, Robbie, Matt, and Chase on receiving the sacrament of confirmation on Sunday October 25th. We are so happy for you!!
May the Father always watch over you,
May the Son ever bless you,
And may the Spirit ever guide you.
For more pics, check out our Google albums!
2019-2020
Summer 2020
Ice Cream Deliveries
2020 Kickoff Carnival
Visit us on Facebook
2020 Bingo Night
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Sherri,
parent
LTE is a safe place where our young adults come together to learn about their faith, have fellowship and make lasting friends. Our special needs community is taught in ways they are able to understand. Tricia continues to evaluate their needs and develop the program. Tricia, the volunteers and the teen mentors are hard working, caring people. We are blessed to have them all.
What do you like best about LTE?
Garrison,
LTE student
I like talking to my friends.
Yoli,
LTE student
I like the volunteers and to see my friends!
Declan,
teen volunteer
Serving as an LTE volunteer is such a highlight of my week; the kids’ faces light up every time you talk to them, and their joy is contagious! I always look forward to it because I end up having such a great time each week. LTE shows that the Catholic Church truly welcomes everyone to come together and worship the Lord, and being able to partake in that is such a wonderful experience.
Tricia Borah
Special Needs Youth Minister
"Our church is not fully alive unless each individual has the opportunity to participate in the community and the sacraments to the fullest extent of his or her abilities."
