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I would say that going to art galleries and contemplating a piece of art isn’t something people do very often these days. Honestly, it’s not something I do often either, but this painting has been a...
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What Is A Patron Saint? When you are baptized, the priest says the name chosen for you by your parents. However, when you are confirmed, in the Latin Rite of the Church, you get to choose a...
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High School and Junior High School Youth Groups
The mission of St. Francis Youth Group is to draw teenage parishioners closer to Christ, growing in knowledge and understanding of the Catholic Church. We pursue this while also sharing in fun social activities and serving others, growing in community together.
No registration is required for either of our youth groups, just come by at the designated times to hang out!
Our Senior Youth Group (9th-12th grade) meets on Sundays from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m and our Junior Youth Group (6th-8thgrade) meets twice a month on Wednesday’s from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Our young people are an integral and important part of our parish community. We invite you to find out more about our Youth Group and encourage participation. Can't make every meeting? We welcome you at any time or event. -
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Volunteers Needed
We are always looking for young adults and parents who would like to be involved and lend a hand!
- must be 18 or older
- must receive VIRTUS safe environment training: Bridgeport Diocese Safe Environments
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MARY MAYNARDyouthministerstfrancisweston.orgYouth Minister
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Affirmation is one of the Life Teen Core Values. We need to affirm each other, especially those in our life which we couldn’t do ministry without- ie. Our core members.
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I always think about how Jesus would react to middle schoolers. Every time they misbehave, I imagine that Jesus would say to them, "You have no idea all that I have done and will continue to do for...
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This raises an important question: how does a teen like Kyle find a way to be committed to sports, academics, and his faith while so many other teens struggle? In Matthew 6:21 Jesus says, "Where your...
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