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Ministries to young adults important for parish communities

Sometimes, it seems, young adults don’t feel welcome or needed in their parish communities. And sometimes it seems to parish leaders that young adults don’t want to commit to anything, or contribute to the parish.

New initiative hopes to draw young adults into church

A new program being built by Dominican University aims, in part, to help parishes and schools in the Archdiocese of Chicago foster the faith of youth and young adults.

Samuel Group helps young adults discern God’s call

Young adults who are trying to figure out what they are called to can get some help from a discernment program of the Vocations Office of the Archdiocese of Chicago.

Archdiocese continues to engage young adults during pandemic

The Archdiocese of Chicago’s Young Adult Engagement ministry has not taken a summer vacation despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Young adults learn about Scripture through Catholic, Jewish lenses

On the evening of Aug. 21, 18 people gathered in the West Loop. They were students and young adults: some Catholic, some Jewish, some neither.

New office aims to bring young adults into church

Jesus, the Gospel of St. Matthew says, told his followers to “go out and make disciples.” He didn’t tell them to preach to the choir, or to keep themselves barricaded in the upper room.

Equipping young people with tools to evangelize

More than 8,000 young adults from around the country gathered at McCormack Place Jan. 2-6 to gain the tools to share their faith with the world.

Archdiocese focuses on faith of young people through (re)Encounter and Holy Fire

Hearing the faith journey of Hollywood actor and businessman Mark Wahlberg left an impression on the hearts of many young adults at the Archdiocese of Chicago’s first ever (re)Encounter event Oct. 20 at the UIC Pavilion.

Faith of young adults energized through reEncounter

Over 2,000 young adults attended the Archdiocese of Chicago's first reEncounter event on Oct. 20 at the UIC Pavilion. The event featured a question and answer session with actor Mark Wahlberg and Cardinal Blase Cupich along with music and Eucharistic Adoration.

Archdiocese launches Bible study for young adults

Young adult Catholics who want to take a deeper look at how the Word of God is active in their lives can participate this fall in Six Weeks with the Word, a series of weekly reflections on the Gospel of Matthew.
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