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Remembering the Work and Leadership of the Council of Eastern Orthodox Youth Leaders of the Americas (CEOYLA). OCL 24th Annual Meeting, October 7-8, 2011 [VIDEO]

By Jacobse on October 8, 2011 OCL News

Bishop Basil (Essey), Secretary of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of North and Central America, talks about the CEOYLA Festival in 1963

An Audio-Video Offering to All at The 24 Annual Meeting of the Orthodox Christian Laity

Welcoming Remarks – Andy Kartalis, George Matsoukas

FEATURE : The Amazing CEOYLA of ’63 – Ronald Muresan

FEATURE: Live from CEOYLA ’63

Eyewitness History by CEOYLA Participants:

Michael Herzak

Jim Demetrion

Kweilin Nassar

Archbishop Nathaniel Popp

Serge

Powell

Mailed in Reflections

Orthodox Christian Fellowship College Organization – A CEOYLA Legacy

CEOYLA Participants Open Forum

Pre-Recorded Message from Bp. Basil

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