We are a group of single and married people who meet once a month and for special events, engaging in faith-based discussion meetings, fun social events and service projects.

Just drop in or contact us if you have questions. Get added to our e-mail list - Signup on Flocknote - Young Adults! All Young Adults are welcome to the sessions and events, regardless of how many sessions you are able to attend. Hope to see you there!



Special events and good company, what more could you ask for?! Every month, the Young Adults of St. Joe's will be hosting
 a fun-filled get-together! Check out our Calendar of Events!

 These fun-filled nights are in-person.
 The location will be sent via a Flocknote invite to those registered.

 If you are interested and not already on the Young Adults email list, please complete the Young Adults Email Signup form on this page. Invites and reminder emails and access links will be sent to those on the list!

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WATCH OUR BULLETIN FOR

 UPCOMING EVENTS

SJCC Young Adults Trivia Night

  Wednesday, November 6, 7pm - 9pm

  Luce Line Brewing Company, Plymouth


Come for Trivia Mafia!  Hang out with other young adults from St. Joe's and have a few local beverages while probably getting questions wrong! We hope you can join us!

ASK US ABOUT WHAT WE LEARNED
 FAITH AND RACIAL JUSTICE

After our book study on racism and Christianity, the young adult group decided to continue our learning about racism through the Just Faith–Faith and Racial Justice program. We explored systemic racism in America as we learned about mass incarceration, redlining, and other systems of oppression.  We also learned about the history of racism in the Twin Cities through the documentary Jim Crow of the North.  An important part of the Just Faith program is a commitment to ongoing work in the parish and the community.  We have many ideas of how this work might continue, but one is an ongoing book study about racism and the Catholic Church.  We plan to begin this monthly group in the Easter season by reading part of Racial Justice and the Catholic Church by Fr. Brian Massingale, SJ.
We would love to have you join us!