2021

• October: GO WI / NE Partner School Visits
• October 15: 2022-2023 GO Student Applications Due
• October 29-31: Teens Encounter Christ (TEC), Green Bay, WI

• November: GO WI / NE Partner School Visits 
• November: 2022-2023 GO Student Applicant Virtual Interviews
• November 6: GO Student Church Presentation @ St. Mary Catholic Church, Luxemburg, WI 
• Nvember 25: Thanksgiving
• November 28: Advent Begins

• December: 2022-2023 GO Student Applicant Virtual Interviews
• December 25: Christmas Day

• January 1: Solemnity of Mary / New Years Day
• January 7-9: Teens Encounter Christ (TEC), Green Bay, WI

• February 10-12: GO Student Mid-Year Gathering @ Mount Tabor, Menasha, WI [Note Change]
• February 12: Taste of Europe @ St Bernard Catholic Church, Appleton, WI
• February 19-21: Teens Encounter Christ (TEC) ~ Wahoo, NE

• March 2: Ash Wednesday

• April 1-3: Teens Encounter Christ (TEC), Green Bay, WI
• April 14-16: Easter Triduum
• April 17: Easter Sunday

• June 15: Departure of 2021-2022 GO Students

• July 18-24: GO Summer Camp at Mater Salvatoris in Gödöllő, Hungary (More information coming)

'Eighteen-year-old Hana Hrmova, a 2020-2021 GO Student from Bratislava, Slovakia who studied at Pacelli High School (Stevens Point, WI) found herself in a precarious situation in the Spring of 2020. She, like many of her GO classmates was confronted with the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. She found a unique way to face her struggles and shared her highs and lows durning an interview with Catholic Life. We invite you to learn more about Hana and her journey. Please visit the following link and enjoy Hana's Story of Trust a World Away from Home.

Catholic Life is the official magazine of the Catholic Diocese of La Crosse, published eight times a year for the
                                                                       people of the Diocese of La Crosse.

Here you can watch the spiritual message shared by father Larry, Global Outreach Spiritual Director, dedicated to the whole Global Outreach Community, families, friends, supporters, and visitors in the age of CoVid-19 difficulties.

Kinga Świętoń and Laura Baníková talk with KVSS Spirit Catholic Radio about the Global Outreach program in Nebraska its mission and vision and its role in the life of a young Catholic.

If you are interested in knowing more about their journey, listen here.

"As someone who has made close friendships with Global Outreach students over the past four years, I can say without a doubt that Global Outreach and the people involved have permanently and positively impacted my life. How did I come to this revelation? I came to know my first Global Outreach friends on the 2016 Green Bay Diocese pilgrimage to Washington, D.C for the annual March for Life. The friends I made challenged me to become a better person, increase my faith, and enjoy life even more fully. In the next few years, I made more friendships from the GO class of 2016-2017, many of whom I still consider to be among my best friends. Because of my close bond with this particular GO class, I chose to participate in the Global Outreach summer camp in 2017.

During my travels to the summer camp in Eastern Europe, I met families of Global Outreach students who encouraged me to study abroad for my senior year of high school. I mused at this idea for a few weeks, but the idea had all but faded from my mind for quite some time. Time proceeded and my senior year of high school came and went, and amidst the hustle and bustle of working the summer after graduation, I received an email from Global Outreach leaders stating that I was invited to come and study for a year at Gymnázium sv. Edity Steinovej in Košice, Slovakia. After one college semester, I found myself in a foreign country; experiencing its culture, learning it’s language, and seeing its sights, and it is here that I remain.

I’ve been in Košice since the end of January, and every day I find myself learning something new, whether it be fragments of the Slovak language, my personal strengths, and weaknesses, or basic academic knowledge from school. My first month has been filled with many reunions with old friends, the forging of new friendships both in and out of the classroom, and teaching members of my kind host family English. I enjoy helping out classmates and even strangers at GYMES with English. Through my exchange and through Global Outreach, mutual cultural sharing and overseas connections have flourished. I look forward to where my journey here continues to."

  2022 GLOBAL OUTREACH
SUMMER CAMP

JULY 18-24, 2022

Gödöllő, Hungary 
Mater Salvatoris

and

SUMMER TRIP for AMERICANS

           JULY 9-24, 2022

"Holy Heros of Hungary & Poland Pilgrimage" 

Agnieszka Kuszaj, from Poland and  Ema Gromová from Slovakia share their 
American experiences including their appeal to families (married, retired, with children, no children, etc.) to host a GO student