Being God's People...
Becoming God's People...
Building Up God's People...
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Upcoming Events
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May 4 - May 6A Discernment Retreat Weekend for Young Catholic Women. We will spend time discovering our gifts and learning how we can put them to use in service to God and God’s people. We will then explore how using those gifts might lead us to a fuller understanding of our vocation. Location: St. Scholastica Monastery
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Welcoming Young Adults late teens, 20’s, and 30’s
The Young Adult Ministry seeks to satisfy the unique needs of young adults: late teens, 20’s and 30’s by providing fellowship, spiritual enrichment and opportunities for community service. The mission of this ministry is to:
- Encourage spiritual exchange by creating an environment that both challenges and enlightens young adults.
- Inject a spiritual component into the mainstream life of young adults.
- Develop a community with a unique identity that fosters individual growth and keep young adults connected to the parish.
What We Do
The ministry provides a gathering place for young adults who are looking to connect with their church and with each other.
The leadership team helps plan both local and regional events. These events provide opportunities for social interaction, service to the community and spiritual growth.Who Can Join?
The young adult ministry is open to those seeking
- Fellowship and spiritual development with other Catholics.
- Single or married, with or without children, with varied professions and goals.
For More Information
If you are interested in participating in St. Hubert Young Adult Ministry events, simply fill out the form below or contact the Ministry Coordinator at ministryinfo@sainthubert.org.
The Young Adult Ministry seeks to satisfy the unique needs of young adults in their late teens, 20's, and 30's by providing fellowship, spiritual enrichment and opportunities for community service.
Don't forget to join our Facebook Group to keep up to date with our events. To see additional Young Adult events throughout the Archdiocese of Chicago, please go to www.yamchicago.org.