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ANDREA DSOUZAVancouver, B.C.
Dsouza, 22, is a fourth-year Indigenous studies student at University of British Columbia.
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KATHLEENA HENRICUSMississauga, Ont.
Henricus, 15, is a Grade 10 student at Cawthra Park Secondary School.
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JANELLE LAFANTAISIEWinnipeg, Man. Lafantaisie, 24, is a photographer for Alice and Flore photography. |
GABRIELA PARISEAUBarry's Bay, Ont.
Pariseau, 21, is a third-year Catholic studies student at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College.
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VINCENT PHAMToronto, Ont.
Pham, 17, is a Grade 12 student at Chaminade College School.
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DECLAN RILEYEdmonton, Alta.
Riley, 23, is a third-year journalism student at MacEwan University.
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DANIELLE RIVESTLondon, Ont.
Rivest, 22, is a first-year education student at Western University.
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MICHAEL ROMENSt. Catharines, Ont.
Romen, 24, is a third-year English and Classics student at Brock University
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ABIGAIL ST. PIERRERSault Ste Marie, Ont.
St. Pierre, 16, is a Gr. 11 student at St. Mary's College
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KATHERINE SZOJKASturgeon County, Alta.
Szojka, 17, is a Gr. 12 student at St. Gabriel Online School.
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NICOLE VAZMississauga, Ont.
Vaz, 16, is a Gr. 12 student at Fr. Michael Goetz Secondary School
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Speaking out: YSN helped me grow in faith
By Kate Jamieson, Speaking OutThis summer is a time of change in my life as I move from high school to university. It is also the end of my time as a Youth Speak News reporter. As I begin my new journey in life, it it a good time to reflect on what this past year has meant to me.
Speaking out: Reflecting on my engagement
By Janelle Lafantaisie, Speaking OutI was watching a comedy special by Chris D’Elia the other day where he joked about marriage and it really got me thinking.
Making a mark: Theology and the tattoo trend
By Jacklyn Gilmor, Youth Speak NewsEmma Fradd prayed and discerned about her tattoo for six months before she ever walked into a tattoo parlour.
Speaking out: Working through post-grad anxiety
By Elizabeth Iwunwa, Speaking OutIf anyone had asked me last summer about my plans after graduation, I would have said that I was going to move to the U.S. to complete a one-year postgraduate fellowship with a giant media company.
Alberta's One Rock youth festival, 'Catholic Woodstock', changes for digital age
By Chris Berthelot, Canadian Catholic NewsEDMONTON – Organizers are making big changes to One Rock, a major Alberta Catholic youth gathering, in the hope of strengthening young people in their faith.
Steubenville Toronto attracts youth near and far
By Marie Gamboa, Youth Speak NewsHoly Trinity Parish is definitely not in Kansas anymore.
Speaking Out: A movie for every single person
By Mirjana Villeneuve, Speaking OutWhen I left high school I told myself university is where I would find a husband. Well, I have one year left of my bachelor’s degree with no husband in sight.
Speaking Out: Choosing my Catholic faith
By Christina Donati, Youth Speak NewsI grew up always attending Catholic school, from elementary school through university.
Andrew Abbott makes a comeback to the Christian music scene with a new message
By Kevin Geenan, Youth Speak NewsAndrew Abbott was on the brink of breaking out into the Canadian Christian music scene. But after releasing his first album in 2013 and then another one in 2016, the London, Ont., native said he went in “auto-pilot mode.”
YSN Reads: Our best books for summer reading
By Catholic Register StaffSummer is here which means the busyness of the school year is gone. It’s the perfect time to unplug from the real world and curl up with a good book. That’s why The Catholic Register and Youth Speak News have put together a list of faith-based youth titles that we think young book lovers will love. Stay tuned to our growing list of summer reads: