Noelle - Day 53 (The Final Stubienville Photos)

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Alrighty, I'm almost done.
Today is the last day of the StubieNYC photos, so pretty soon, I can stop bombing you with those photos and start bombing you with RVing photos - more later - and new R.M.S. parts!

I don't have many photos, less than yesterday, but I do have lots of comments and talking so lets go ahead and get started, shall we???




This is Mark Hart.  He is the awesomest Catholic dad on the planet...just saying.

He is very opinionated - the most opinionated of our speakers at this conference.  He's amazing, and I can't even begin to talk about his speech.

YES!!!  I'm saving up already (just kidding I'm broke to the point where I am literally counting pennies) but I am going anyway!  I will bike if I have to - heck, even if you're not Catholic I would go.  It's really that amazing.

These are the L.E.A.D. 2014 conference members.  It's kinda like this conference, but it goes way deeper and it's way more select.  It's a huge opportunity, and the kids form last year came and talked to us a bit.

Mark Hart (the awesome random guy), whats-his-face guy (the best priest ever) and then there's just PJK like sup.  Oh yeah, and that's Leah Darrow in the corner, mother and former international model.

The final blessing was done by this guy - and just so you know, he can rap like heck! (You think I'm joking, don't you.  I'm not)

Those are all the girls - teenage girls - that stood up and said that they wanted to become nuns.  That'a about 100 girls.  God bless them, and I hope that they grow up to be even more Godly women.

And now the guys for monks and friars and priests (probably about 200, maybe even 250 guys).  Bless them.

There's a better photos of all them guys filing in.  It's a lot of people!

Every hand was raised in blessing to them.

We had four bishops, an archbishop, a CARDINAL (so cool) and a "baby bishop" all come in (the guy got bishop-i-fied about a month ago now)
And now...if it will work, the video of the finale of finales.  Comment if it works, would you?


In short, my experience at Stubienville Conference New York was...


 And...



Location: St. Johns University, Queens

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