The fourth annual rally for teens, sponsored by the archdiocesan Youth and Young Adult Ministry, was held Feb. 27 at Cardinal O’Hara High School for some 200 kids. There were service activities, musical acts, inspiring talks, confessions and Eucharistic adoration, all focusing on the theme of “relentless” mercy, grace and love — see scenes in our photo gallery, and read complete coverage here. (Photos by Sarah Webb)
Musician Teresa Peterson talks with people visiting her booth after her performance at the rally.
The Bosco Boys, a hip hop duo of Salesian seminarians, chat with youth at their exhibit table.
Katharine Cartagena speaks about relentless mercy during her session a the rally.
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Joann Roa speaks on relentless grace.
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Teresa Peterson and her band play for the teens.
Father Stephen DeLacy processes into the Cardinal O’Hara auditorium for exposition of the Blessed Sacrament.
Joann Roa speaks on relentless grace.
A priest hears one teenager’s confession in a classroom during the rally.
Youths fill a banner with their prayers.
Some of the teens at the rally shoot baskets with Brother Steve Eguino of The Bosco Boys.
Participants in the “Fill a Bag, Fill a Heart” activity make up bags of food items to be distributed to needy people through archdiocesan Nutritional Development Services.
David Calavitta speaks on relentless youth ministry.
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