Celebrating Young People
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Pupils at several Catholic schools in the UK celebrated young people and raised funds for CAFOD through various activities. Students at Our Lady's Catholic High School ate a reduced lunch menu on Family Fast Day to show solidarity. Staff at St. Mary's Catholic College waxed their legs to raise money for Pakistan relief. Members of Loreto High School's Justice and Peace Group baked and sold cakes to support CAFOD's work. Year 11 pupils at Blessed Edward Jones Catholic High School met with a CAFOD director and signed a flag with solidarity messages after learning about struggles of young people in Colombia.
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