ensure that the message of salvation is being rightly brought to the people of God who constitute the Church. Although the salvation message of Christ is always the same, the methods of presenting it to people by the Church are different, and that is because there are different age groups of people who accept it in many different ways. What that means is that you cannot, for example, present the same concepts of the faith that require the intelligence of an 18-year old to 6-year old children. That is why the Catholic Church teaches the principles of its faith depending on the age groups and capacity of the recipients. General Directory for Catechesis talks about four general age groups to whom the appropriate pedagogical methods of the teachings of the Church should be applied, and these groups are: adults, infants and young children, young people, and the elderly or the aged. In our case, we will be looking at presenting the salvific message to the young people.
             Any ministry of our Church requires three things: "to proclaim the good news of salvation, to offer itself as a group of people transformed by the Spirit into a community of faith, hope, and love, and to bring God's justice and love to others through service in its individual, social, and political dimensions." Moreover, in any ministry of the Church, the life of our Savior Jesus Christ should always be as an example to follow. The vitally important thing for youth ministers to remember is that if they want to provide the ministry as the Church wants them to do, they must give themselves in relationship to others, namely, young people, not even being afraid to lay down their life in service to them. In other words, they have to put their whole heart and will in the ministry, because on them might depend the salvation of a young person's soul which is every person's greatest treasure.
             Christ gives all of us different gifts that He wants us to develop as perfectly as pos...