Giving to Others the Gifts we have Received
We invite you to experience St. Paul Parish as an opportunity
to grow in faith through sacrament and service.
We invite you to experience St. Paul Parish as an opportunity
to grow in faith through sacrament and service.
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Life Teen Blog
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Reflecting on this reality, as the season of Advent approaches (and, of course, the season of Christmas to follow), you might perhaps consider what gifts you might give to those you love and how best...
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You wake up at 8 am on a Sunday to go to Mass with your family. You’re doing great during the readings, listening attentively, noticing connections between them. You even stay awake for the whole...
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When God made the first humans, He didn’t say, “Well, Adam would be better if he had a six-pack.” or “If only I hadn’t made Eve’s nose so big.” NO! He looked at Adam and Eve and found them “very good”
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As part of the St. Paul Catholic Parish mission we committed to handing on the faith we have received from the Apostles to our children and others. One way we do this is through our youth ministry program. The program is organized based on age as this provides topics based on where the the youth are in life. For more information on Youth Group activities contact Seminarian Jordan Boone at JBoone@dol-in.org.
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High School Youth Group
The St. Paul High School Youth Group meets on Sundays from 6:00 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. in the Youth Room located in the gymnasium of St. Paul Catholic School. It is open to all youth in grades nine through twelve, you do not need to be Catholic to attend. A schedule of activities will be updated monthly.
