Faith | Fellowship | Fun

What do you do?

• The core of our ministry is Monday Night Youth Group! We meet every Monday Night  from 4:30-8:30 (though, usually we end up kicking the teens out around 9:00 - they never want to leave!)

  • 4:30-6/6:30pm is study hall & hangout time.

  • 6/6:30pm is Dinner (usually home cooked by our youth minister! Spaghetti, Lasagna, tacos, baked potatoes, gumbo - you name it we've got it AND chicken nuggets) 

  • 6:30-8:30 is our official 'youth group' time with group games, presentations on all manner of Catholic topics, prayer, and discussion. This year we've talked everything from legitimate defense to stem cell research to tackling tough bible passages to lectio divina on Sunday gospel readings. 

How do I get involved?

• Show up on Monday Nights! All are welcome, no advance signup required, we want YOU to find your place in our youth group.
• Join our Guy's Group OR Goretti's Girls Group: these single-gender groups meet on alternating Wednesday nights throughout the year, at the Youth House
  • Guy's Group meets from 7:00-8:30pm (sometimes 7:30-9:00pm in the summer) and is run by our Co-Youth Minister Bob Drews & volunteer leader Peyton Wax
  • Goretti's Girls meets from 6:00-7:30pm, with hangout time from 5:15-6:00pm prior, and is led by volunteer leaders Jennifer Adair & Sydney Boudreaux
• Join our GroupMe: click here to be added to our High School Youth Group GroupMe. Students only! Parents can email Catherine or Bob to get in the loop.

Where do you meet?

• The St. George Youth House! 10050 Kinglet Drive, across from the Nursery School & next to the Parish Office. 
  • Our Youth House is exclusively for the high school students of our youth programs, with rooms for study, music, video games, playing pool & ping-pong, and a wealth of snacks to share. Our youth minister is constantly working to update and improve the space for the teens. 

Additional Events:

• Diocesan Events: Such as the March for Life, Born to Run, and various conference opportunities throughout the year! Details on these will come as they are provided to Mrs. Catherine.
• Service: We are working to add service days to our calendar, where we either serve our own campus community at St. George or go out and serve the wider Baton Rouge Community together.
• Bonus Events: Things like retreats, dances, lock-ins, these are events that we host occasionally throughout the year - often as a 'thank you' to our regular youth group participants.