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Save The Date: Steubenville NYC 2020 To Be Held in July

Posted on December 22, 2019 in: Events

Save The Date: Steubenville NYC 2020 To Be Held in July

STEUBENVILLE NYC 2020 - HIGH SCHOOL

Join 3,000 teens from throughout the U.S. for three days of fellowship, faith, the sacraments, and awesome music at Steubenville NYC on Friday July 24 – Sunday July 26, 2020.

Begin your faith journey with a sendoff Mass with Bishop Cote, put on your new Diocese of Norwich Steubenville NYC T-Shirt, and head out on the bus for an uplifting event of a lifetime!

The event is open to 8th – 12th grades and the cost is $375. If you wish to attend, please speak with your catechetical leader, youth minister or email Liza Roach at lroach@norwichdiocese.net

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