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Youth Ministries

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Youth Ministry aims to foster encounters for teens with Christ and His Church, walk with them as His disciples, and equip them to be sent out as His apostles.

The youth ministry program at St. Joe’s is consisted of Middle School Youth Group, The Works High School Youth Group and sacramental preparation is available through the RCIC program for any student over the age of seven. Contact Youth@stjosephfc.org for more information.

For information regarding activities for youth in middle school or high school, email youth@stjosephfc.org.

Parents, the single most important way to solidify your child’s faith is by attending Mass with them weekly. Together, with the parish, we witness to our children how to pray, serve and give. We encourage your attendance and help at events. There are numerous ways for parents and parishioners to volunteer and help is always needed.

Middle School

Youth Group
6th - 8th Graders

Hello Middle School Youth Group families!
Our MSYG program meets every Wednesday night.

  • Drop off at 6:30pm. St Joseph School gym parking lot off Meldrum St.
  • We will have adult and youth leaders in the parking lot welcoming your kids.
  • Pick up at 8pm, same place.

See you there! Questions? Email us
Please visit stjosephfc.org/forms for registration and volunteering. Your fees are waived if you volunteer.

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High School

The
Works

Tuesdays 7:30-9pm // bring a friend!

This high school group meets on Tuesdays during the school year from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. With a focus on the spiritual and corporal works of mercy. Meeting places rotate each week based on activity. Please contact Gina at 970.690.4113 for more information.

Sacramental
Preparation

Sacramental Preparation:
Middle School and High School Students

This is for Catholic and Non-Catholic Teens. Teens are required to be a part of the Middle School or High School Youth Group. Classes for Sacramental Preparation meet the 4th Wednesday of each month.

Sacramental Preparation Explained

Archbishop Aquila’s pastoral letter “Saints Among Us” introduced the restored order of the Sacraments of Christian Initiation to the Archdiocese of Denver. Middle and High School students seeking to prepare for the Sacraments of Baptism, Reconciliation, Confirmation, or Holy Communion are encouraged to email us.

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