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16th December 2009

Reach 1,700 Youth With Web Ad for Catholic Vocations Conference

Take an Ad for “Here I Am Lord” Youth Conference, St. Charles IL

Now is the time for Catholic religious communities to reach youth with a message about their communities. Three thousand young persons will be coming to the Here I Am Lord (HIAL) vocations conference in St. Charles, IL, March 4 - 7, 2010.

Click and read about the ads at TreeFrogClick.com.You can take out an attractive ad, such as the one shown at left, on the HIAL website at www.HereIAmLord.net. Your ad will be seen by youth, parents, and young adult ministry organizers who come to learn and sign up for the conference. This is your target audience.

Last year the HIAL website enjoyed 1,793 visits between December and March, which is nearly 450 visits per month and more than 100 visits per week. This year, some 3,000 teens and young adults will participate in the conference. Furthermore, your ad will cost the same as last year - and the cost of $175 for December through March 31 has been reduced to $150 if you contact Kevin Banet at Kevin@treefrogclick.com. We can also design an attractive ad for you like the ones shown on this page for only $60.

Limited Number of Ads

ad_marbury_dominicans_hialOur company, TreeFrogClick, works closely with conference organizers each year, and your ad will be attractively displayed on the www.HereIAmLord.net home page. Ads are placed from top down, on a first-come, first-served basis. In order to maximize visibility, we allow only 12 ads on this website. As of today, the ad space is mostly filled up, so it’s important to act now to get good placement, high up on the page.

Read more about it at TreeFrogClick-HIAL. Our ad is only one-seventh the cost of a major Catholic online publisher. And our ads are targeted. We can bill you. Simply email Kevin J. Banet, or call 708-393-4098 to ensure your ad will be placed. Time is limited - remember, only 12 ads will be allowed. Call or email us today.

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24th August 2009

Franciscan Life of Simplicity

A smiling elderly lady in a hospital bed grasps onto the hands of two sisters clad in white. The patient seems to draw energy from the two sisters, who smile at her. This is one of the many images of the Daughters of St. Francis of Assisi in Lacon, IL, seen in their new video, “Images of Franciscan Simplicity.”

“This video draws the viewer into a deeper life of meditation and service to God,” said Sr. Adriana, the community’s superior. “I hope that it inspires prayer and commitment to the Franciscan way of simplicity and love.”

The sisters wear a traditional habit and have regular times for Mass, Divine Office and adoration. The video has drawn 30 views already in less than two days. It can bee seen on YouTube. Visit the Sisters’ website at www.LaconFranciscans.com.

The video was produced by www.TreeFrogClick.com, our web promotion company that works with religious communities.

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1st July 2009

New Website Run by Teens Aiming for Priesthood

“I first realized my call to God’s service when I was only twelve,” writes Dario, now 16. Dario says he realized he had “a talent for understanding God’s works, a passion for Philosophy and Theology, and a love for the service of God.”

Go to the website of teens who want to be priestsThis candid account comes from a young man whose maturity seems well beyond his years. This and similar stories can be found on a new website started in February that comes out of the United Kingdom. The website doesn’t state which country it originates from, but it seems to serve those around the world.

The website, called simply, A Vocation to Be A Priest, says that it is “designed and run by teens who are seriously considering becoming Catholic priests.”

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