NYD2020 Formation Program - Orientation (Used in The Online Orientation, 2020-11-04)

NATIONAL
YOUTH DAY 2020

ONLINE ORIENTATION
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WHAT DO WE CELEBRATE EVERY DECEMBER 16?
YOUTH MINISTRY WEEK

NATIONAL YOUTH DAY
WORLD YOUTH DAY

WHEN WAS THE FIRST NYD CELEBRATED?
DECEMBER 16, 1989

DECEMBER 16, 1987
DECEMBER 16, 1986

FROM WHERE DO WE GET THE THEME OF AN NYD
CELEBRATION?
THEME AND MESSAGE OF THE WYD

MESSAGE OF THE ECY CHAIRMAN
MESSAGE OF THE YOUTH DIRECTOR

THE THEME OF THE NYD2019
Ps. 119:105
Lk. 1:38
Col. 2:7

THE HOST OF THE NYD2004
Archdiocese of Zamboanga
Archdiocese of Palo
Diocese of Bacolod

THE THEME OF NYD2020
“Young man, I say to you, Arise!” [Lk. 7:14]

“We wish to see Jesus!” [Jn 12:21]
“Rejoice, the Lord is with you!” [Lk 1:28]

THE HOST OF THE NEXT NYD
Archdiocese of Manila
Archdiocese of Caceres
Military Ordinariate

OPENING PRAYER
NYD 2020 ONLINE ORIENTATION
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https://youtu.be/o_4LpZgm2nw
NATIONAL
YOUTH DAY 2020
ONLINE ORIENTATION
OBJECTIVES OF THE NYD2020
ONLINE ORIENTATION
• To orient the youth ministers on the contents and flow of the

NYD2020 Formation Program
• To have a shared understanding of the program
• To encourage them to make use of the program to celebrate the
NYD on December 16

OVERVIEW OF THE ORIENTATION PROGRAM
A. Preliminaries
1. Animation B. Orientation Proper
2. Welcome 1. Introduction
3. Opening Prayer 2. Sessions C. Open Forum
a. Triduum Day 1
b. Triduum Day 2 D. Conclusion
c. Triduum Day 3 1. Closing Prayer
d. NYD2020 Event Proper 2. Photo Op
3. Evaluation Process

DEFINITION OF TERMS
Youth Ministry Network:
Encompasses all the dioceses, as well as youth
organizations, that are under the ECY structure
Youth Ministry Council:

The Diocesan Youth Director, Coordinator and Leader;
also, the officers of the organizations under the FNYO

DEFINITION OF TERMS
NYD Formation Program:
The program offered for the celebration of the NYD
Organizing Team:
Group or youth ministers leading the preparation for the
NYD celebration

DEFINITION OF TERMS
Sessions:
The specific parts/activities that form part of the formation
program
Participants’ Questionnaire:
Evaluation tool that the youth participants will answer after an
NYD celebration
Report Form:
Evaluation tool that the organizing team will answer after an
NYD celebration, to be sent by the youth ministry council to the
ECY.
Orientation Guidelines
• Participants to rename using this format
(Origin – Name e.g. MOPCY – Bryan Garcia)
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• Mute/Unmute

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• Using react buttons

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• Posting of questions during the
orientation/ after each session:
send through chat box (can be sent to
everyone/ privately to Nikko)
• All questions/ comments will be
entertained during the open forum
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Thank you!

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NATIONAL
YOUTH DAY 2020
FORMATION PROGRAM
THEME
"Young man,
I say to you, arise!"
[Lk 7:14]

RATIONALE
The ECY prepares a formation

program to be made useful for
NYD celebration at the local
youth ministry settings
OBJECTIVES
For the NYD2020 Formation Program, the participants are
expected to:
• Recognize the power of God who raises us from our
“experiences of death”, as shared by Pope Francis in
his WYD2020 message
• Express in prayer their compassion and solidarity with
the struggles of other people
• Participate actively in the mission of bringing God’s
hope to their fellow youth through various forms

All youth ministries are strongly encouraged to
study and implement this NYD2020 Formation
Program
▪ To celebrate the annual NYD
▪ To usher the coming of 2021, the celebration
of 500YOC.

NYD FORMATION PROGRAM
Online celebration of the National

Youth Day

MODE OF CELEBRATION [PAGE 2]
four days, ideally from
December 13 to 16
first three days fourth day
(Dec. 13-15): (Dec. 16):
online preparatory
sessions main celebration
of the NYD2020
MODE OF CELEBRATION
The sessions and/or elements may

be adjusted in a way that is more
feasible or applicable to the setting
(e.g. diocese, or organization, or
parish, or school, etc.) implementing
the program.
YOUTH MINISTRY WEEK (YM WEEK)
The week preceding the NYD

(i.e. December 09-15) is celebrated as
YOUTH MINISTRY WEEK.
The animation of this weeklong
celebration is entrusted to the Regional
Youth Coordinating Councils (RYCCs).

ORGANIZERS
This Formation Program is ideally run by
an Organizing Team, i.e. a team of youth
ministers and leaders who take on the
mission of implementing the NYD2020
Formation Program together.

ORGANIZING TEAM [PAGE 2]
1. Program Facilitator: spearheads the
implementation of the entire program, and
coordinates with the whole Organizing Team
2. Emcees: Main facilitators during the program
3. Group Facilitators: leads the small group activities
4. Technical Team: in-charge of tasks that need
technical knowledge and skills

PREPARING FOR AN ONLINE NYD CELEBRATION
To comply with varying levels of community quarantine in

different parts of the Philippines, different modes of
delivery are detailed in the formation program, to help the
organizers in coming up with a most feasible way to
adjust the program and to get more young people to
participate and experience the NYD.

CELEBRATING THE NYD ONLINE
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LOGISTICS
 Consistent internet connection
 PC/ Laptop
 Webcam, microphone, earphones/speakers
 Pre-recorded video materials (if any)
 Background music files or videos with music (e.g. NYD animation songs)
 PowerPoint presentation (guide slides)
 Internet browser running Google Docs, Padlet and Mentimeter
 Cameras/Smartphones (for live streaming mass)
 Online meeting platform, such as Zoom (preferred), Google Meet, etc.

USING ZOOM

FACEBOOK (FB) LIVE, WATCH PARTIES AND MESSENGER

MIXED STREAM SET-UP: ZOOM + FACEBOOK/ YOUTUBE

ONLINE TOOLS: GOOGLE DOCS/SHEETS, MENTIMETER AND PADLET

CELEBRATING THE NYD OFFLINE
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In consideration of various youth ministry realities in

this time of pandemic (i.e. settings that are located
in remote areas with no/ limited internet access,
settings where mass gatherings are already
permitted but with limited capacity, or places that
are still under Enhanced Community Quarantine)

Physical Gathering
Implement the program in batches or
simultaneously in multiple venues
Venue for the physical celebration should be:

▪ spacious and well-ventilated
▪ have hand washing stations,
▪ compliant with local health protocols
▪ first-aid station staffed by a medical team
Utilizing Other Forms of Media
(i.e. Diocesan Radio or TV/ Cable Channel)
The sessions may be pre-recorded or

facilitated live by the organizers, and then
communicated to local TV and/or radio
stations, which will then broadcast it at a
suitable schedule.
Printed Formation Guide
▪ For a youth ministry setting which is still under Enhanced
Community Quarantine status
▪ WYD2020 Message from Pope Francis
▪ One-page summary of the message
▪ The message and the summary can be translated into the
local language/ dialect
▪ Provide easy-to-follow instructions

PARTICIPANTS [PAGE 6]
Young people are

welcome to participate;
this is for them!

PARTICIPANTS
For online set-up:
100 or more, depending on the meeting
platform to be used
For physical gathering:

50% of the venue capacity for MGCQ areas,
30% for GCQ areas

PARTICIPANTS
In the case of a physical celebration, participants should follow
the required health protocols:
 Wear face mask and face shield
 Bring individual alcohol/ hand sanitizer, dry/ wet tissue
 Bring personal eating utensils and tumbler
 Observe proper physical distancing during the event
Things to bring:
▪ Personal Bible
▪ Rosary and writing materials

REGISTRATION AND GROUPING
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It is highly recommended for registration

to be done prior to the event.
Alongside the registration, those who
confirm to attend the event will be
divided into small groups.

TIMETABLE OF ACTIVITIES [PAGE 7]

"Death is Not the End"
Triduum Day 1| December 13
OBJECTIVE:
Enable youth participants to be able to
discuss and confront their various
experiences of death and be able to
identify and share their experience of
being touched by Jesus
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MATERIALS NEEDED:
• Computer/Laptop/Mobile Phone
• Headset/Earphone
• Microphone for Laptop/computer
• Internet Connection
• Powerpoint: Session Input/Reflection Questions
• AVP: What is NYD?
• Video: Lk 7:11-17
• Music Video: Arise (YOUCAT) Congress 2019 Theme song
• Music: Instrumental for reflection
• Taize Chant: "Diyos ang Bukal ng Buhay"

FLOW
(Time Frame: 45 mins)
• Introduction (10 mins)

• Opening Prayer (5 mins)
• Input (15 mins)
• Reflection (5 mins)
• Instructions for Small Group Sharing (5 mins)
• Conclusion and Closing Prayer (5 mins)

INTRODUCTION
• What is Triduum?
• What is the importance of Triduum?
• What is the National Youth Day (NYD)?

OPENING PRAYER
• Various situations or experiences of death
• WYD 2020 Message or portion relevant to the topic.
• Discussion must be taken with care.
• "Glory Be to the Father...." to signal the end of the
prayer.

INPUT
✔WYD 2020 Message
✔Realities of Death
✔Experiences of being touched by Jesus

REFLECTION
• Recall a situation of death or a similar experienced
which may have been intensified by the COVID 19
pandemic.
• Have you felt the touched of Jesus in the situation?
How?

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SMALL
GROUP SHARING
• Small groups to share their answers to the
reflection questions.
• These small groups may do the sharing after
the online session thru their own platform.
#NYD 2020
#FilipinoYouthArise
#CBCPECY
#NYD2020Day1
CONCLUSION AND CLOSING
PRAYER
• Recap key points and challenges to the
participants
• As young Catholics, we are an Easter people
• "Diyos ang Bukal ng Buhay"
• Invitation to the participants
RISING FROM DEATH TO LIFE
Triduum Day 2
OBJECTIVES
• To reflect together on the different
situations of death
• To support our fellow believers in their
struggles of rising above the different
situations of death through prayer

MATERIALS
• Computer/Laptop
• Headset/Earphones
• Microphone for laptop/computer
• Powerpoint:Detailed flow of the Prayer
• Music: instrumental for prayer
• Music Video: Awit sa Ina ng Santo Rosaryo
• Music Video: Mariang Ina ko
• Music Video: Reyna ng Langit
• Paper and writing materials (for the participants)

INTRODUCTION
• The emcee welcomes the participants who are
attending the Triduum- Day 2 of the NYD2020.
• A short recap of the previous day is given.
• The emcee then proceeds with giving the flow
and instructions for the prayer.

PRAYER PROPER
• An appropriate Marian song is played to set the
mood for the prayer.
• The Apostle’s Creed, Our Father, 3 Hail Mary’s (for
increase in the virtues of faith, hope and charity),
and Glory are prayed.
• After the song, the facilitators guide the participants
in praying over the five moments using the rosary.

FLOW FOR EACH MOMENT
• Title
• WYD2020 Message
• “Karamay” (May choose 1 or opt for a chosen saint)
• Reflection
• Scripture Reading (May choose 1)
• Intention
• Prayers (1 Our Father, 10 Hail Mary, 1 Glory, Fatima Prayer,
invoking of the chosen karamay)

SAMPLE FLOW: Death of Youth
• Introduction
• WYD Message
• Karamay
• Reflection
• Scripture Reading
• Intention
• The facilitator invites the participants to write those who are going
through a similar situation right now
• Invoke the Saint

CONCLUSION
• From the message of Pope Francis:“If Jesus was someone who was
only concerned about himself, the son of the widow would not have
been raised”.The resurrection of that young man restored him to his
mother. In that woman, we can see an image of Mary, our Mother, to
whom we entrust all the young people of our world. ...
• Let us altogether pray to our Blessed Mother: The Hail, Holy Queen,
or another common Marian prayer (e.g. Memorare/ We fly to your
protection), will be recited.Then, a synthesis of the prayer experience
will be offered.

CHALLENGE
• The facilitator asks the participants to hold again the piece of paper
and place it on their altar, as their way of committing to pray for these
people even after today’s session.
• Secondly, the participants are instructed to send a message of hope/
encouragement to these people via SMS/ other Messaging means (if
possible).
• Finally, the facilitator encourages the participants to share on social
media using the hashtags: #NYD2020 #FilipinoYouthArise
#CBCPECY #NYD2020Day2
• The song Regina Coeli (M. Francisco SJ) is played…

NYD2020
Triduum Day 3
December 15
Witnesses of New Life in Christ
OBJECTIVES:
• For the participants to IDENTIFY THEMSELVES
WITH THEIR FELLOW YOUTH WHO HAVE
ARISEN FROM DEATH TO NEW LIFE IN
CHRIST, and in turn TO ACCEPT THE
CHALLENGE TO BECOME WITNESSES OF
NEW LIFE IN CHRIST BY STRIVING TO
IMITATE HIS WAYS.
• Time frame: 45 minutes

Materials needed:
•  Computer/ laptop/ smartphone
•  Headset/ earphones
•  Microphone for laptop/ computer
•  Internet connection
•  PowerPoint: Detailed flow of the Opening Prayer
•  PowerPoint: Guide questions for reflection
•  Video: testimonies
•  Video/ audio: Arise
•  Music video: Bless the Lord, my soul (Taizé)
•  Music video: 10,000 Reasons (worship song)
•  Music video: Manalig Ka
PLEASE REFER ON YOUR NYD MODULE/GUIDE

INTRODUCTION
The emcee, who also acts as the
session facilitator, joyfully welcomes
the participants to the online session.
HE/SHE THEN PROVIDES AN
OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAM.
A short recap of the two previous
triduum days are given, highlighting
the significant moments and
realizations, with the following key
points:
INTRODUCTION
• BECOMING AWARE OF THE DIFFERENT
FORMS AND WAYS OF DEATH around us, and
how these lead us to HOPELESSNESS,
DESPAIR AND DISCOURAGEMENT TO GET UP
• Rediscovering how Jesus draws near to us in the
face of death, and raises us up, giving us new life
and hope;
• Lifting to God in prayer these experiences of
death, and together with Mary, we expressed our
compassion and solidarity to those people who
are facing their own situations of death

• The emcee also REMINDS PARTICIPANTS TO
SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA THEIR OUTPUTS AND
REALIZATIONS FROM THE PREVIOUS ONLINE
SESSIONS.
• After the reminder, the emcee officially begins the
gathering as he/she invites THE PARTICIPANTS TO
AN OPENING PRAYER, SETTING THE PROPER
DISPOSITION FOR THE SESSION.
• After a BRIEF PERIOD OF SILENCE AS A WAY TO
SET THE MOOD FOR PRAYER, an assigned reader
proclaims the Scripture passage.

• But now Christ has been raised from the dead, the first
fruits of those who have fallen asleep. For since death
came through a human being, the resurrection of the dead
came also through a human being. For just as in Adam all
die, so too in Christ shall all be brought to life.
• [1 COR 15:20-22]
• THE TEXT WILL BE READ AGAIN, POSSIBLY IN LOCAL
DIALECT, THIS WILL BE FOLLOWED BY A PERIOD OF
SILENT REFLECTION (BETWEEN 2-3 MINUTES), IN
WHICH THE TEXT OF THE PASSAGE MAY BE
FLASHED ON THE SCREEN TO AID REFLECTION.
• The prayer may end with “Bless the Lord” or another song,
e.g. “10,000 Reasons”/ “Manalig Ka”

TESTIMONIES 10 minutes
• Following the opening prayer, the emcee introduces the people who
will share testimonies.
• Prior to this session, the organizers will have invited 2 SHARERS (1
MALE AND 1 FEMALE, PREFERABLY YOUTHS) who will give a
3-5-MINUTE TESTIMONY ON VIDEO ON HOW THEIR FAITH LED
THEM TO RISE FROM A DIFFICULT OR CHALLENGING
SITUATION, such as a serious illness (e.g. covid19, cancer, etc.),
work as a front liner (healthcare, security, etc.), a serious bout of
depression, etc.
• Each sharer may use the following guide to prepare his/her
testimony:
• SELF-INTRODUCTION: GIVE BASIC INFORMATION to
build connection with the audience and establish the
context for the sharing
• DYING: NARRATE HOW THE SITUATION OF DEATH
STARTED; provide key FACTS or important moments to
show how PAINFUL OR CHALLENGING IT IS.
• BEING TOUCHED BY CHRIST: THE TURNING POINT
IN THE SITUATION. Describe the moment (if it is a
particular occasion) or experience (if it was a process),
and how Christ acted.
• RISING TO LIFE: in conclusion, he/she shares the most
SIGNIFICANT REALIZATION FROM THIS
EXPERIENCE IN RELATION TO HIS/HER LIFE AND
FAITH.

SYNTHESIS 10 minutes
• The emcee thanks the sharers, then provides a brief synthesis of
their testimonies, and links them to key points from the WYD2020
message of Pope Francis:
• The testimonies we have heard today all convey a resounding
message: in Christ and with Christ, we can certainly arise from
death. As our dear POPE FRANCIS STRESSED IN HIS
WYD2020 MESSAGE, OUR JOURNEY IN LIFE IS FILLED NOT
ONLY WITH JOYS AND SUCCESS, BUT FAILURES AND
STRUGGLES. And the bumps and turns along the way are but
indicators that we are moving through life, and that we are
growing, for “people who are not on a journey never fall; then
again, neither do they move forward.”
WHAT WE NEED TO POSSESS, WHAT CAN
SUSTAIN IN US IN OUR JOURNEY THROUGH
LIFE, IS OUR FAITH IN GOD. AND THE WAY FOR
US TO WIN OVER OUR TRIBULATIONS IS “TO
GET UP AND TO REALIZE THAT THE NEW LIFE
JESUS OFFERS US IS GOOD AND WORTH
LIVING. It is sustained by one who is ever at our side
along our journey to the future. Jesus helps us to live
this life in a dignified and meaningful way.”

Let us not step back as we run this course; keep our
passion, enthusiasm and hope; let us strive to become
witnesses of new life in Christ. Gaining renewed
inspiration from our sharers, LET US LOOK INTO
OURSELVES AND SEE WHAT NEEDS TO BE
CHANGED OR STRENGTHENED WITHIN US, SO
THAT WE TOO CAN TESTIFY THAT, WITH JESUS
WHO WILL KEEP US STANDING TALL, WE CAN
TRIUMPH OVER THE REALITIES OF DEATH. Learning
from our sharers, let us strive to become instruments of
God’s hope to others, especially in times when we are
tried in our faith in the face of darkness and death.

CHALLENGE 5 minutes
Following the synthesis, the emcee gives the guide for
reflection, which will also serve as reference for the
challenge that participants will do after the session:
• What did you feel while listening to the testimonies? Were
you able to identify yourself with what was shared? How
have you been touched by Christ with their testimonies?
• In what way can you make yourself a witness of new life
in Christ? What attitude or characteristic of Jesus should
you possess in order to fulfill this mission? Answer this
question by completing this sentence:
CHALLENGE 5 minutes
• Participants to post a video of oneself singing
or lip-syncing the CHORUS PART OF THE
SONG “MANALIG KA”, while holding his/her
written answer to the second question.
• If posting a video is not possible, post a SELFIE
INSTEAD.
• #NYD2020 #FilipinoYouthArise #CBCPECY
#NYD2020Day3

• At this time, the emcee reminds the group facilitators
and participants that, AFTER THIS ONLINE
SESSION, EACH GROUP WILL MEET IN ORDER
TO SHARE THEIR PERSONAL REFLECTIONS.
• EACH GROUP, LED BY THE DESIGNATED
FACILITATOR, agrees on the most feasible
schedule for meeting within the day, for a 30-
MINUTE PERIOD.
• As in the previous session, an online group sharing
may take place through any of the following:
GOOGLE MEET, ZOOM, FACEBOOK
MESSENGER GROUP CALL, OR A GROUP CALL
THROUGH PHONE.
• To close the session, the emcee thanks
everyone for joining, then invites them to
join in singing the closing song, “Arise”.
• After which, he/she wishes them a
meaningful and fruitful sharing and
encounter in their small groups.
• The Organizing Team will do well to
monitor the small group sharings which
will take place after this session.

SMALL GROUP SHARING 30 minutes
• The small group facilitator will be the one to
give the instructions below during the online
small group sharing with their members:
• Create a one-liner statement as a summary
of your shared reflections. Then, a
designated member of the group posts their
statement on a Mentimeter presentation
which the organizers already prepared
beforehand by going to www.menti.com and
then entering the corresponding code. The
organizers post the Mentimeter presentation
output on their youth ministry social media
page/ group.
Bangon na! Kilos, Kabataan!
National Youth Day 2020 Event Proper
Day 4: December 16 (Wednesday, Simbang Gabi)
Objective: To recollect the experiences gathered from the
triduum and inspire the youth to express in concrete ways
their restoration to life after having been touched and arisen
from death by Christ

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1 DAY BEFORE
• Remind the participants to finish all the small group sharing
(which are mostly done in social media chat groups)
• Invite the participants to set their alarms for the 1st Misa de
Gallo (“Simbang Gabi”/”Kampana ng Simbahan”)
Disclaimer:
As December 16 is a school and office day, the organizers can decide whether to celebrate the NYD
2020 Event Proper right after the mass or separate from it. In this module, we detail mainly a whole
program that begins with the 1st Misa de Gallo subsequently followed by Event Proper. Throughout, we
make note of suggestions the organizers can take if the event will be held separately.

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PROGRAM FLOW
• Assembly and Preparation for the Mass

• Eucharistic Celebration
• NYD Event Proper

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NYD 2020 Event Proper
• Opening Prayer
• Welcome & Opening Remarks
• Looking Back
• Small Group Sharing
• Commitment-Making
• Synthesis
• Online Mini Concert
• Closing Remarks & Final Blessing

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Opening Prayer*
• Opening song: “Tayo'y kay Kristo”

• Bible Reading (Lk 7:11-15)
• Prayer
*Should the event proper be not held during the December 16 Misa de Gallo,
organizers may still opt to open the NYD with a Eucharistic Celebration using the
Homily Guide among other guidelines or they may opt for an Opening Prayer:

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Welcome & Opening Remarks
• Livestream the Zoom meeting through FB Live
• Start the program and welcome everyone to the NYD celebration in a lively manner
• Encourage everyone watching through their FB pages to share the link of the livestream
and comment where they are watching from (parish/vicariate) in the comment section
• Encourage to post their experiences on their social media accounts with the following
hashtags: #NYD2020 #NYD2020Arise #FilipinoYouthArise #CBCPECY
• Acknowledge all the risen ones in the Zoom meeting and FB comments through a roll call of
attendees
• Play at least 3 messages from leaders or members of other sectors of the diocese showing
their support for the celebration of the National Youth Day 2020.
• The Youth Director/ Chaplain then welcomes the participants to the National Youth Day
2020 either as a pre-recorded video or live speech.

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Looking Back
• Joyfully look back on everything that transpired in the

past three days (guide in the module)
• Go in to detail the journey during the triduum in the
context of Pope Francis’ WYD 2020 message to the
young people

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Small Group Sharing
• Orientation
• Redirection to breakout rooms
• Getting-to-know activity
• Sharing

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Small Group Sharing
• Participants will be moved to their assigned breakout
groups/rooms (10 members in a group); groupings were already
identified prior to the event.
• There will be Small Group Facilitators (assigned prior to the
program) who will join the participants in the breakout rooms
• Should there be anyone who will be ‘lost’ or be dropped from the
breakout rooms, the facilitator on the main meeting room will
assist them

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Small Group Sharing
• Orientation
• Redirection to breakout rooms
• Getting-to-know activity
• Sharing

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Small Group Sharing
• What situations of death are present in your
community/diocese? (Some examples are being affected by
COVID-19, job loss in the family, inability to enroll in online
classes/blended learning, financial struggles, etc.)
• How has it affected you, your family and/or your community?
• How has Christ empowered you to approach these situations of
death? What have you done/ are you planning to do?

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Small Group Sharing
• Individuals will be brought back to the main meeting room
• The facilitator calls three participants to share their discussions
from their small groups.
• Secretaries type in summaries of the sharing in the Zoom chat
box or FB comment section
• The facilitator thanks everyone and provides a synthesis

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Commitment-Making
The facilitator then gives the participants the guide phrase to for them to
formulate their commitment:
“Having been raised to life by Christ, I commit myself to raise my

community from death by…”
Some examples of commitment statements are as follows:

• “… registering to vote and/or promote voting wisely”
• “... donating old gadgets to students in need”
• “… using Gcash to accumulate points to plant trees (Gcash forest)”

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Commitment-Making
• The participants will type in their commitment statements

through Mentimeter, Padlet, or Google Sheet.
• Encourage them to also have a copy of their personal
commitments.
• The fact reads in real time the entries of the participants

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Synthesis
The facilitator affirms the commitments made by the participants
and leaves inspiring words to motivate them to actualize their
commitments. (guide spiel in the module)
The facilitator can encourage the participants to take a screenshot of

their commitments and post them on their social media account/s
(Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tiktok, stories, etc.) after the NYD2020
celebration.

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Online Mini Concert
The celebration of the NYD2020 meaningfully culminates with the Online
Mini Concert to capture the learnings, realizations and challenges posed by
the theme of the event.
As part of preparing for the concert, the organizers can assign performances
to individuals and groups. Songs to be used should emphasize the theme of
the NYD2020. Aside from song performances, organizers may also opt to
include other meaningful performances, i.e. monologue, dance, spoken
poetry, etc.

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Online Mini Concert
Preferably, the performances should be pre-recorded, for easier management
during the online concert. In between performances, a reflection-sharing or
”kwentuhan” ensues, hopefully relating the dialogue exchanges to the performance
or the theme. Since the whole event is suggested to be simultaneously live
streamed on the FB pages of their organization/diocese, comments from viewers
(“nakarelate ako kay kuya/ate” or own stories) can be read after each “reflection-
sharing/kwentuhan” as part of the transition to the next performance video.
The general feel or mood of the concert should be fun, light and relatable to young
people. (Proposed flow of the concert is in the module)

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Closing Remarks & Final Blessing
The Youth Director thanks the participants and the facilitator/s for
joining in/organizing the whole NYD event. He will give the final
blessing to the participants then invites them to join in singing the
closing song JAM.
After the final blessing, the facilitator thank once more all the
participants for attending the NYD2020 celebration. Then, he/she
gives the remaining instructions that they are invited to do.

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Final Announcements
Challenges:
1. The facilitator encourages the participants to make a creative output

involving or representing their commitment (calligraphy, video, or just a
simple written post with or without inserted picture) and post them on their
social media account/s using the hashtags #NYD2020 #FilipinoYouthArise
#NYD2020Arise #CBCPECY.
2. Moreover, the youths are very much encouraged to follow-through with

their commitments and share these with the diocese even after the event
by posting pictures or videos of their good acts and using the NYD
hashtags above to be seen by the organizers and CBCP-ECY.

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Participants’ Questionnaire
The facilitator then reminds the participants on FB to take part in
answering the NYD2020 Participants’ Questionnaire; the link is
posted in the comments section.
Meanwhile, he/she also reminds participants on Zoom to stay in

the meeting room, also to answer the questionnaire and for the
photo op. Responding to the questionnaire is a requirement to
receive a certificate, if the organizers decide to give out one.

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* Post-NYD2020: Commitment Outputs
The organizers are to collate outputs from the commitment-
making session. These are to be synthesized so as to produce
two (2) most common commitments that will represent their
diocese to be submitted to CBCP-ECY. This will also serve as the
youth ministry participation in the #500YOC. Organizers these
outputs, along with other outputs from other sessions in the
NYD2020 Report Form to be emailed to secretariat@cbcp-ecy.ph
until January 20, 2021.

3
* Post-NYD2020: Commitment Outputs
Sample outputs per organization/diocese for this session are as follows:
• The youth of Military Ordinariate commits to raise the morale of Catholic
women and men in uniform by praying for them and by inviting them to
participate in the life of the Church (Sacraments, online catechetical
lessons, etc.).
• Catholic youth of Digos Diocese commit to intensify our Laudato Si
efforts, even involving other members of the community, e.g. lay adults,
priests, etc.
• MFC-Youth will reach out to young people who are confused by the
worldly gender ideology, and share lovingly yet truthfully Christ's Good
News to them.

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NATIONAL
YOUTH DAY 2020
EVALUATION PROCESS
EVALUATION
▪Important part of organizing and implementing a program

▪Relevant feedback is gathered from the participants
▪Helps the organizers assess how their program achieved
its objectives and made impact on the participants

▪Leads the organizers to see areas for learning and
improvement

NYD2020
Participants’
Questionnaire
✔ To be given to the participants after the NYD2020 celebration
▪ Through hard copy of the questionnaire, or
▪ Through Google Form (link per youth ministry origin will be
provided by the ECY Secretariat)
✔ Deadline for submission:
▪ Responses through Google Form: 2020 December 16-30
▪ Hard copies of responses to be sent through courier:
2021 January 15

NYD2020
Report
NYD2020 Form
Participants’
Evaluation ✔ To be filled out by the organizers after the NYD
celebration
✔ Can be used as guide for organizers’ evaluation
of the activity
✔ Responses from the Participants’ Evaluation are
also essential in accomplishing the Report Form
✔ Deadline for submission of report form:
2021 January 20

Terminal
Report and
Collation and Documentation
Treatment of
NYD2020 Responses
Report Form
NYD2020
Participants’
Evaluation

Thus, the ECY hopes for the collaboration
of youth ministers in the evaluation
process of the NYD2020 Formation
Program through the Participants’
Evaluation and Report Form.

Thank you!
#NYD2020 #NYD2020Arise
#FilipinoYouthArise #CBCPECY

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NATIONAL

YOUTH DAY 2020

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YOUTH MINISTRY WEEK

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DECEMBER 16, 1989

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THEME AND MESSAGE OF THE WYD

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“Young man, I say to you, Arise!” [Lk. 7:14]

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• To orient the youth ministers on the contents and flow of the

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Youth Ministry Council:

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11/7/2020 National Youth Day 2020 2

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The ECY prepares a formation

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Online celebration of the National

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The sessions and/or elements may

The week preceding the NYD

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To comply with varying levels of community quarantine in

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In consideration of various youth ministry realities in

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Venue for the physical celebration should be:

The sessions may be pre-recorded or

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Young people are

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For physical gathering:

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It is highly recommended for registration

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• Introduction (10 mins)

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