Questions and Answers
Why do we wear yellow?
Yellow symbolizes the sunset of our childhood and sunrise of our adulthood.
What is our response/motto?
Chinh Phuc
What are the two ideals of nganh Nghia Si?
To conquer the weaknesses we currently have in order to grow into adults of the Catholic Church and to persuade others to follow Christ.
Who is the Saint of nganh Nghia Si, whose footsteps we should follow?
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What is the name of your chapter/doan?
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What year did your chapter/doan establish?
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What is Ban Chap Hanh?
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The BCH refers to which positions?
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What are the four mottos of TNTT?
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What is the primary focus of TNTT?
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How many states are there in our league?
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What is the name of our league?
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How many chapters are there in our league?
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What is our purpose in the Vietnamese Eucharist Youth Movement?
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What is the foundation of VEYM?
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What are the principles of the Vietnamese Eucharist Youth Movement?
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When and where was TNTT officially founded?
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When did 'the Eucharistic Society' adopt a new name and approach?
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What significant changes occurred in 1964?
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What happened in 1975?
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What year did TNTT officially start in the U.S.?
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What significant event occurred in 1978?
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Study Notes
Symbolism of Color
- Yellow represents the transition from childhood to adulthood.
Response and Motto
- "Chinh Phuc" translates to conquering immaturities and fears, emphasizing self-mastery and serving Christ.
Ideals of Nghia Si
- Growth into mature adults of the Catholic Church by overcoming current weaknesses.
- Encouraging others to follow Christ.
Inspiration from Saints
- St. Paul, a former persecutor of Christianity, transformed into a devoted follower who converted thousands.
Chapter Identification
- The chapter/doan is named "Chúa Hài Đồng."
Establishment Year
- Founded in December 2009.
Leadership Structure
- "Ban Chap Hanh" is the leadership board responsible for directing and coordinating activities within the doan.
Board Composition
- The BCH includes the president, vice presidents (internal affairs and research/training), secretary, treasurer, and four department chairs.
Core Mottos
- Four essential mottos of TNTT: prayer, Eucharist, sacrifice, and apostolic deeds.
Primary Focus
- Central emphasis on the Eucharist.
League Composition
- 8 states involved: Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, New York, and New Jersey.
League Name
- Known as "Liên Đoàn Phaolô Hạnh."
Chapter Count
- The league consists of 14 chapters.
Purpose of VEYM
- Aims to educate and guide youth in becoming better individuals and Christians, while actively spreading the Gospel and serving society.
Foundation Principles
- Rooted in God's Word and Catholic Church teachings.
- Encourages living by God’s Word, uniting through prayer and acts of service under the Holy Spirit’s guidance.
Founding History
- TNTT was officially founded in Vietnam in 1929.
Name Change
- "The Eucharistic Society" rebranded in 1964 to the Vietnamese Eucharistic Youth Society (VEYS), publishing a handbook outlining its goals and structure.
Historical Event in 1975
- The fall of Saigon initiated TNTT's expansion into other countries as Vietnamese leaders fled, leading to a pause in activities but the eventual establishment of groups abroad.
U.S. Initiation Year
- TNTT officially began in the United States in 1984 in Louisiana.
1978 Developments
- Leaders who fled established groups in various U.S. cities, expanding the movement further.
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