Indro Youth

30/10/2019

Have you heard about Friday Night Live? Don't miss out!!! this Friday!

BRISBANE TEENAGERS! Friday Night Live is back this Friday which means:
1. DM your mates and their mates.
2. Lock in dates and a ride to Blind Eye.
3. Arrive 6:30PM this Friday to fill up your stomachs with a nice feed.
4. Get. Hyped.

17/06/2019

Have you made time for personal prayer today? ✨✨
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25/05/2019

"Falling in love with God is not just saying a pretty little prayer and "I love ya!" It's about devoting your life to him and dancing with Him each morning. It's about treating God like you would a close friend by communicating with Him and doing every day with him."
- Grace Valentine

22/05/2019

How do we let Jesus’ heart transform ours? Worship the Sacred Heart.

Against those who would dismiss the Sacred Heart as unnecessary or even a superstition, it is hoped the above demonstrates how crucial this devotion is. For Christ’s work of restoration to be complete, our entire humanity must be restored, down to our deepest core. For us to be able to love God with all our hearts, as Scripture commands us, we must have new hearts suited to this purpose. Do you want to accept Jesus into your heart? Then accept His Sacred Heart.
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Stephen Beale

20/05/2019

We all suffer in this world more or less, either from anxiety of mind, or sorrow of heart, or pain of body. And nevertheless we all long for rest; we seek it eagerly; and we wear ourselves out all our lives in this search without ever attaining the ob­ject of our desires.

Where is rest to be found? Where shall we seek it? This is a most interesting question if ever there was one.
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Let us believe the saints, who speak of it from their own experience. Let us believe St. Paul, who speaks to us of the “peace that passes all understanding.” Let us believe our Lord Jesus Christ, who calls this rest His peace, a divine peace, which the world can neither give nor take away — a peace that we can never obtain by our own efforts because it is the gift of God and is His reward for the absolute and irrevocable gift of ourselves that we have made to Him.

I have said before that this peace has its trials and often even very severe trials; but far from shaking it, these trials only strengthen it. This peace of God rises above all evils and raises us with it. It renders a Christian so happy in the midst of all his sufferings that he would not change his state, however terrible it may seem to human nature, for the most exquisite pleasures the world could offer him. Such is the life of a perfect Chris­tian who goes to God by Jesus Christ and who adores God as Christ adored Him, in spirit and in truth; who sacrifices every­thing to God, and himself above all. Nothing can destroy the rest and peace of his soul, and death will be for him only a short passage from his rest in time to his eternal rest.

- Fr. Jean Nicolas Grou

17/05/2019

"We need to find God, and he cannot be found in noise and restlessness. God is the friend of silence. See how nature - trees, flowers, grass- grows in silence; see the stars, the moon and the sun, how they move in silence... We need silence to be able to touch souls."

- Mother Teresa

16/05/2019

“There’s no place like home.” The phrase reflects a deeply rooted yearning within us to have a place to rest, be, and belong. Jesus addressed this desire for rootedness when, after He and His friends had their last supper together, He spoke about His impending death and resurrection. He promised that although He would go away, He would come back for them. And He would prepare a room for them. A dwelling-place. A home.

He made this place for them—and us—through fulfilling the requirements of God’s law when He died on the cross as the sinless man. He assured His disciples that if He went to the trouble of creating this home, that of course He would come back for them and not leave them alone. They didn’t need to fear or be worried about their lives, whether on earth or in heaven.

We can take comfort and assurance from Jesus’s words, for we believe and trust that He makes a home for us; that He makes His home within us (see John 14:23); and that He has gone ahead of us to prepare our heavenly home. Whatever sort of physical place we live in, we belong with Jesus, upheld by His love and surrounded in His peace. With Him, there’s no place like home."

- Amy Boucher Pye

07/05/2019

"The longing for God is terribly painful and yet the darkness is becoming greater. What contradiction there is in my soul.

—The pain within is so great…Please ask Our Lady to be my Mother in this darkness.

The place of God in my soul is blank—There is no God in me.

In the darkness…Lord, my God, who am I that You should forsake me?...

The one You have thrown away as unwanted—unloved.

I call, I cling,

I want—and there is no One to answer—no One on

Whom I can cling

—no, No One. Alone. The darkness is so dark—and I am alone.

Before I used to get such help & consolation from spiritual direction—from the time the work has started— nothing."

St Mother Teresa - The dark night
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A soul who conquered darkness, St Mother Teresa. While she felt little, she loved fervently. Committed fully to Jesus.

Sometimes, the desert, and desolation hold lessons for us. It's not about leaving the desert, and finding the oasis. it is finding Jesus in the desert as your oasis.

06/05/2019

Matthew 17:20
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He replied, “Because you have so little faith. Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.”
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Faith in the small, and in the big, faith when it is easy, faith when it's hard. This is what Jesus asks of us - because when we have faith in his promises, we live them. And through living in faith, we become set free to be who we were created to be. So have faith - you have power in faith to face any mountain.

05/05/2019

"If we let Christ into our lives, we lose nothing, absolutely nothing of what makes life free, beautiful, and great. No! Only in this friendship are the doors of life opened wide and the great potential of human existence truly revealed." Pope Benedict XVI

03/05/2019

"I lost my virginity at 15. That scared me into thinking I wasn’t worth Christ’s forgiveness and God wasn’t worth my time anymore. Those were lies, but I believed them and the world was telling me my relationships were ok. So I tried to validate myself through pop culture, through what the world thought women should look like and do. In that world I was miserable because I was never pretty enough, good enough, or skinny enough to get the validation I was seeking.

And my relationships never worked out. They were all deceptive in one way or another and it took me a while to realize that something had to change. It took 10 years before I realized that God’s love was the only validation I needed.

My big conversion moment happened in 2005, when I had my reversion back to the Catholic faith and made a conscious choice to turn my life around. I decided enough was enough. I wanted to start over again after carrying around my wounds for such a long time. So that’s when I first came back to the sacraments and to the church, but it’s now evolved into a daily experience. Conversion makes you admit the truth about yourself. Every day, I try to be patient and practice virtue, praying for myself and others. God allows me moments where I see weaknesses and trends, helping me stop and pray. It’s extremely humbling to be honest in prayer, but there’s a lot of hope there too."
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Leah Darrow's Testimony.
look up this is amazing woman to hear the full story of her turn from Americas next top model, to follower of Christ.

01/05/2019

Spirit lead me where my trust is without borders
Let me walk upon the waters
Wherever You would call me
Take me deeper than my feet could ever wander
And my faith will be made stronger
In the presence of my Savior
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