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For Parents

Sportsmanship Prayer

Updated Wed, Feb 9, 2011 by Patrick Donovan

This prayer, written by CYM staff and promulgated by the late Bishop Saltarelli, is prayed by coaches, parents, and young people before games and practices.

Download Sportsmanship Prayer

Categories: Athletics | For Coaches | For Parents

The Catholic Church’s Teaching on Marriage

Updated Thu, Apr 12, 2012 by CYM

Keep up with what Catholics believe about marriage with online resources, videos, church statements and more.

View Marriage: Unique for a Reason

Categories: For Parents

National CYO Sports

Updated Tue, Oct 11, 2011 by Joe McNesby

National CYO Sports animates Gospel values in Catholic youth sports to encourage young people to live as disciples of Jesus Christ.

View National CYO Sports

Categories: Athletics | For Coaches | For Parents | CYM in General

Concussion Information

Updated Fri, Aug 12, 2011 by Joe McNesby

The Parent/Player Concussion Information Form and CYM Rules on Concussions can be found in Related Documents below.

Download Concussion Information and CYM Rules

Categories: Athletics | For Coaches | For Parents

Injury Recognition and Prevention

Updated Fri, Aug 12, 2011 by Joe McNesby

The Fall Sports Injury Clinic was held on 8/11/11. Below you will find important handouts from Dr. Michael Axe, First State Orthopaedics and PRO Physical Therapy.

Download Injury Recognition and Prevention Handouts

Categories: For Coaches | For Parents

Spectator Conduct

Updated Thu, Jun 30, 2011 by Patrick Donovan

The spectator conduct expectations for CYM parents, players, and friends is a must-read for anyone thinking about going to a CYM game. This document also includes what can happen when parents, players, relatives, or friends misbehave at a CYM game. 

Good sportsmanship begins with good behavior. Pass it on.

Download Spectator and Player Conduct

Categories: Athletics | For Parents

Dangers of Text Messaging and Driving

Updated Fri, Jun 10, 2011 by Jen Watson

Watch AT&T's new 10-minute documentary titled "The Last Text," featuring stories of real individuals whose lives have been adversely affected by texting behind the wheel.

Take out your wireless device. Read the last text message you received out loud. Would reading or responding to that text message from behind the wheel of a moving vehicle be worth the risk of getting into a car accident or worse? Chances are, the text message could wait.

View The Last Text

Categories: For Parents | CYM in General | Youth at Risk

Concussion Articles for Parents

Updated Thu, Feb 17, 2011 by Joe McNesby

The below links are articles on concussions that will assist parents in dealing with head injuries.

Download Concussion Fact Sheet for Parents

Categories: For Parents

Twenty Ways to Encourage Good Sportsmanship

Updated Wed, Feb 9, 2011 by Patrick Donovan

Playing sports this year? Try some of these tactics off the court to make for a better experience on the court.

View Twenty Ways to Encourage Good Sportsmanship

Categories: Athletics | For Parents

National Study of Youth and Religion

Updated Mon, Feb 7, 2011 by jpollio

The National Study of Youth and Religion is designed to enhance our understanding of the religious lives of American youth from adolescence into young adulthood.  The purpose of the NSYR is to research the shape and influence of religion and spirituality in the lives of American youth.

View National Study of Youth and Religion

Categories: For Parents

Twenty Ways to Be Your Kid’s Best Friend

Updated Tue, Aug 17, 2010 by Patrick Donovan

Behaviors that put young people at risk are no laughing matter. To grab your attention and get you talking (with your kids), Catholic Youth Ministry introduces the following talking points.

View Twenty Ways To Be Your Kid's Best Friend

Categories: For Parents

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