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CYO
(redirected from Catholic Youth Organization)

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CYOCatholic Youth Organization
CYOSee You Online
CYOChristian Youth Organization
CYOCounty Youth Orchestra (various locations)
CYOCommunity Youth Outreach (Oklahoma City, OK)
CyOConsciente y Orientado (Spanish: Alert and Oriented)
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Garofalo said she grew up in a strict conservative household and was a member of the Catholic Youth Organization until she was in college.
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And we know you were introduced to basketball playing for your father, William, in the local Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) basketball league.
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He is active on the board of civic associations including the Long Island Catholic Youth Organization, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, and Diabetes Research Institute.
Kenneth R. Gerrety Humanitarian Award by Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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