On January 18, 2018, young adults joined together for the annual Pro-Life Holy Hour at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis. This vigil of prayer and fellowship was an opportunity for young adults to unite with the 3,000 Generation Life pilgrims from St. Louis who attended the March for Life in Washington, DC the next day. The following talk on the ‘The Beauty of Motherhood’ was delivered by Faith Downing to the young adults assembled.
Nick Reinagel, coordinator of Catholic STL Running Club, meets with the Office of Young Adult Ministry and shares his insights on starting the local group.
From time to time, we receive an email or text message along the lines of, “Help, I need a good book for spiritual reading.”
We all experience stressful transitions in life, but young adults experience a significant number of them in a relatively short period of time. Mentors can play an important role by sharing their life experiences in an insightful way during these stressful moments.
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Young adults yearn for community, but oftentimes the communities found at work, bars, or the gym leave us looking for something more.
As the two largest living generations, baby boomers and millennials occupy much of our current society.
It can be difficult to get the word out about young adult groups and events, and it can be frustrating when attendance is lower than anticipated.
“So you guys work with youth, right?” is an innocent and common misconception surrounding the Office of Young Adult Ministry.
“In this complicated and often confusing world, Pope Francis has become possibly the only moral voice capable of reaching people across boundaries and providing clarity and a compelling message of hope.”
In Episode 6, For the Forgiveness of Sins, Fr. Scheiderer and Mary Kate Buncher answer the question, “Why do we need Reconciliation?” as they share personal testimonies and their reflections on the Gospel passage that begins Holy Week: Christ’s Passion from the Gospel of Matthew. It is in this Gospel that we find the source of our Reconciliation.
