
ALT Image of a historical card featuring St. John Bosco. The card has text about St. John Bosco's interactions with a protective gray dog named Grigio, who saved him from danger multiple times. There is also a black and white photo of St. John Bosco sitting, with decorative elements including a spider web and skulls.

ALT A historical informational card features a depiction of St. Catherine of Bologna seated in a preserved state. The background is dark with a spider web in the top left corner and two skull illustrations at the bottom right. Text provides details about St. Catherine's death in 1463 and her preserved remains displayed in a chapel.

ALT St. Benedict image with a halo holding a staff, positioned below a text section. The text narrates a story from St. Gregory the Great about St. Benedict overcoming a mysterious obstacle while building a monastery. The background features a spider web and skull illustrations.

ALT An illustration of St. Teresa of Ávila praying, with a dark background. A spider web is in the upper corner, and two skull illustrations are at the bottom. Text on the image narrates her experience with perceived attacks from the devil and how she overcame them through prayer and the Sign of the Cross.

ALT A person dressed in papal attire playfully making binoculars with their hands over their eyes. A quote attributed to St. John Paul II is displayed: "We are not the sum of our weaknesses and failures; we are the sum of the Father's love for us and our real capacity to become the image of His Son Jesus." The Newman University logo is present.

ALT Flyer titled 'How Parents Can Support Their Student’s Faith Without Hovering.' Includes tips such as: Let them own their Sunday schedule, put them in charge of a family faith tradition, encourage them to take a leadership role, and connect them with campus ministry before college. Presented by Newman Connection.

ALT Four diocesan crests are displayed with labels: Diocese of Beaumont, Diocese of San Angelo, Diocese of Austin, and Diocese of Fort Worth. Below, text reads: "Faith Forward Rally Partners. Together with these diocesan partners, we can’t wait to welcome students from near and far to the first Faith Forward Rally this April!" The Newman Connection logo is at the bottom.

ALT The image is a promotional poster with a purple background for a "Design the Faith Forward Rally T-Shirt Contest." It features an illustration of a blank T-shirt with the text "Your Design Here." The logo for Newman Connection is in the lower left corner, and there's an arrow pointing to the T-shirt. At the bottom, smaller text reads, "Imagine hundreds of Catholics wearing your design…

ALT The image is a painting of St. Agnes of Rome holding a lamb and a palm branch, symbols of innocence and martyrdom, with a caption saying, "You have 'I'd rather disappoint everyone than compromise what I believe' energy." The Newman Connection logo is present at the bottom.

ALT St. Martin de Porres is depicted standing with a halo, holding a cross and a broom. He is surrounded by animals, including a dog, a cat, and a bird. The background features a garden with flowers and stone columns. Text below reads: "St. Martin de Porres. You have zero patience for the idea that some people are 'more important' than others.

ALT A poster titled "Campus Ministry In the News" with an image of a classical building with columns, identified as part of Harvard University. The text highlights a discussion by a Harvard chaplain on record-breaking conversions to Catholicism at the university. The Newman Connection and Faith Forward are mentioned as supporting organizations for young people's faith journeys.

ALT This image is a collage with the title "Why Catholic Friendships Are Great." It includes various illustrations: friends laughing, a confessional booth, saints, a takeaway coffee cup, two people walking, and a group of people having fun. Each image is accompanied by text: "Go from unhinged conversations → meaningful ones in two seconds," "Someone to remind you to go to confession," "They genuinely want you to become a saint," "Someone to grab coffee with after Mass," "They make it easier to feel at home somewhere new," and "Perfect combo of faith & fun.

















