Mission Statement:

Mount Saint Peter’s Young Adult Ministry seeks to be attentive to the spiritual needs of its 20-30 something single or married young adults.  Recognizing that young adults have varied needs, we seek to enhance their faith through sacramental preparation programs, speakers’ series on pertinent topics, spiritual direction, and faith-sharing/prayer gatherings.  Involvement  in pastoral council, liturgical ministries, youth ministry, service opportunities, as well as parish events is integral to the faith development of Mt. St. Peter’s Young Adults. 

Aware of the role that technology plays in our young adults’ lives, opportunities to enrich young adult’s faith are offered through Mount Saint Peter’s Young Adult  web page which offers a number of selections in the area of prayer and reflection, podcasts on a variety of current topics, links to social justice issues, and opportunities for service. 

Theology on Tap Podcasts (click to listen)

Immigration, Catholic Social Teaching, Athletes and Virtue, Spiritual Direction, Your Spirituality, Contraception, Human Trafficking, Perseverance in Prayer, Relationships, and more.

Save these dates for the Diocesan Spring Series:

• March 14, 2013 - Speaker Greg Petrucci, "The Second Vatican Council." 
• April 18, 2013 - "The Catechism and You."
• May 16, 2013 - Speaker Fr. Joe Bonaed and Deacon Dan Frescura, "Conversion of Heart."
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What Can I do About Climate Change

Climate Change & Catholic Social Teaching

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Prayers By & For Mothers

7th Week of Easter

Making Decisions About My Children's Activities/Sports

Balancing Act

Tips on Managing Kid's Activities

YARM (Young Adults Responders in Ministry)  Why not consider signing up for some special duty parish ministry.  Service projects come up unexpectedly and can require some manual labor, or some ministry of presence and compassion.  Especially during these challenging economic times, our neighbors and parishioners are often calling in "need."  Maybe they need some strong arms to help with some manual housework.  Maybe they need someone to run an errand.  Maybe they are lonely from long winter days, kept inside their homes.  Maybe they need someone to help move some furniture for them, etc., etc. 

If you are willing and able to help parish friends who are facing tough and challenging situations, please call Sr. Valerie.  Remember many hands make light labor.  If enough ministers call, no one person will be overburdened.  Besides, lightening the burden of one of us, lightens the burdens of all of us. 

Christ has no body now, but yours.  No hands no feet on earth, but yours.  Yours are the eyes through which Christ looks compassion into the world.