Young Adult Activities
Are you a Catholic Young Adult ages 18-45?
Have you always wanted to meet fellow Young Adult Catholics in the parish?
We welcome you and your friends to stop out and join us!
CHECK OUT WHAT WE HAVE GOING ON!
updated 4/3/12


SUMMER HAPPENINGS ARE ON THEIR WAY!
Keep on the lookout for Praise & Worship Sessions, Cookouts, outdoor volleyball, & Wine Tasting!
Volleyball is canceled April 1st (Palm Sunday) and April 8th (Easter).
We will resume on April 15th. Hope to see you there!

CO-ED VOLLEYBALL - Come out and join us for co-ed volleyball. EVERY SUNDAY 8:30-10 PM at St. Michael's gym at the main Church campus on Bright Rd. We open with a short spiritual reflection and then play non-competetive volleyball. It will be a fun filled night!
Men's Basketball - Young adult men are welcome to an open gym at St. Michael's gym EVERY Wednesday night at 9pm. We open with a short spiritual reflection and then play pick-up basketball until about 10:30pm.
Theology on Tap – APRIL 19, 2012
Father Tim Kummerer from All Saints Parish will be joining us for a Q & A Session. You will have the opportunity to ask Father Tim any questions that you have about the Christian/Catholic Faith and they may be anonymous or not. He will be joining us with some prepared thoughts on basic questions about Reconciliation.
After our "Ask the Priest Anything" night, newly elected County Commissioner, Brian Robertson will be joining us to speak breifly about voting and how to get registered to vote!
Waldo Peppers: 411 South Main Street. Back Room open @ 7 to order food and/or drinks. Speaker will begin at 7:30pm. All Are Welcome!
Matthew Kelly's Game Changers
Game Changer: An idea or series of things that changes the current situation.
1. Read the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) everyday for 10-15 minutes
2. Go to Confession once a month for a year. Try going to the same priest each time.
3. Bring Mass Journal to Mass every Sunday and write down 1 thing to better ourselves.
For additional details or to be added to the email list, please contact Kim at kzumberg@hotmail.com
Recommended Books for Young Adults-Try to read 1 Catholic Book a year
Catholic and Christian for Young Adults: Questions and Answers about the Faith, by Alan Schreck
Blessed are the Bored in Spirit: A Young Catholic's Search for Meaning, by Mark Hart
How to Find Your Soulmate Without Losing Your Soul, by Jason and Crystalina Evert
Mere Christianity, The Great Divorce, The Screwtape Letters, by C.S. Lewis
Rediscovering Catholiscism, The Rhythm of Life by Matthew Kelly
For College Students:
Disorientation: How to Go to College Without Losing Your Mind, by a variety of authors
Links
Matthew Kelly's Dynamic Catholic: http://www.dynamiccatholic.com/
For information on other adult programs in the parish, visit the Religious Education Department Website!