The St. Paul Parish Young Adult Ministry is a community that shares fellowship and has the desire to share their Catholic faith through discussion, Scripture study, prayer, service and social gatherings. Young adults ages 18-32, single, married, with or without children are invited to join. If you have questions, please contact Michelle May: [email protected] to be added to Flocknote
SEPTEMBER
September 13th - Picnic at Price Park 7-9pm Join us and bring your friends for food, volleyball, cornhole! Bring your camping or folding chair and please bring a side dish, veggie or fruit tray or dessert to share! We'll provide chicken, lemonade and paper products.
RESOURCES:
+Vatican City / Papal Encyclicals www.vatican.va
+US Conference for Catholic Bishops / USCCB Resources www.usccb.org
+"You Are made For Love" YouTube video featuring The Sisters of Life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On1rc9AQtxg
+3 Minute Retreat https://www.loyolapress.com/3-minute-retreats-daily-online-prayer/
+The Bible in a year. Podcast with Fr. Mike Schmitz https://media.ascensionpress.com/podcast/all-bible-in-a-year-episodes/
+Catholic movies, audio, books and more- It's a free service if you are a registered parishioner of St. Paul. https://formed.org/
+If you are 18- 28 years old, like working with young people, enjoy sharing your faith
and want to lead retreats, consider applying for NET (National Evangelization Teams): http://www.netusa.org/
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Married Young Adults:
Looking for some tips and support for your sacramental relationship:
Check out: For Your Marriage http://www.foryourmarriage.org/
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U.S. Bishops' Prayer for Young Adults
Gracious and Loving God,
Help these young men and women to be a light
for all the world to see,
in all the places they live and work. Let their light shine for all peoples:
for their families,
for their church communities,
for their cultures and societies,
for the economic and political systems,
for the whole world.
Coming into the room where the disciples were gathered after the resurrection,
"Jesus, your son, said: Peace be with you!" (Jn 20:21).
Make these men and women bearers
of Christ's peace.
"Blessed are the peacemakers,
Teach them the meaning of what was said
on the mountain:
for they shall be called sons and daughters of God" (cf. Mt 5:9).
Send them, Father, as you sent your son:
to free their brothers and sisters from fear and sin.
We ask this of you, in Christ's name.
Amen.
Adapted from the Papal Homily for WYD 1995, Manila