Xtreme Youth Service
Being disciples of Christ, we love our neighbors as ourselves. So we work for justice, and serve those in need. Xtreme Service feeds the hungry, gives drink to the thirsty, shelters the homeless, clothes the naked, visits the sick and imprisoned, and buries the dead in the following ways.
NOTE: (Additional service opportunities are available through a number of ministries here at Saint Francis. Please check the Parish Bulletin and/or the Volunteer section of the parish website for a list of these opportunities.)
NOTE: (Additional service opportunities are available through a number of ministries here at Saint Francis. Please check the Parish Bulletin and/or the Volunteer section of the parish website for a list of these opportunities.)
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Feed My Starving Children (FMSC): FMSC is a Christian organization that strives to feed starving children throughout the world through the packaging and distributing of food to those in need. |
Mission Trip The Summer Mission trip is for high school students who are freshmen through graduating seniors; to put their faith into action through service and to experience different cities and lifestyles throughout the U.S.
Mission Trip 2022 - We are working on selecting a destination and dates! In the meantime check out what an amazing time this years Mission Trip attendees had by watching the video below. |
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Passion Play:
The Passion Play is a dramatization of the Passion of Christ. There are 10 rehearsals and is proclaimed on Palm Sunday weekend at the 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM Sunday Masses.
The Passion Play is a dramatization of the Passion of Christ. There are 10 rehearsals and is proclaimed on Palm Sunday weekend at the 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM Sunday Masses.
Soup Kitchens:
Xtreme Youth Ministry has committed to helping serve dinner and set up over night accommodations with PADS homeless shelters.
Xtreme Youth Ministry has committed to helping serve dinner and set up over night accommodations with PADS homeless shelters.
Teen Catechist Aide & RE Office Aide:
Teens are invited and encouraged to participate in the Religious Education Program at Saint Francis through opportunities to serve as either a Catechist Aide or RE Office Assistant.
For more information please contact the RE Department.
Teens will receive approximately 22 service hours.
Teens are invited and encouraged to participate in the Religious Education Program at Saint Francis through opportunities to serve as either a Catechist Aide or RE Office Assistant.
For more information please contact the RE Department.
Teens will receive approximately 22 service hours.
Pew Cleaning
Pew Cleaning is a "behind the scenes" service ministry. It's one of the many things that takes place to enhance the Liturgies at our parish. Approximately 1.5 hours. Please RSVP
Pew Cleaning is a "behind the scenes" service ministry. It's one of the many things that takes place to enhance the Liturgies at our parish. Approximately 1.5 hours. Please RSVP
Service Hours
We gladly help as much as we can to assist students in completing service hour requirements for their schools.
We gladly help as much as we can to assist students in completing service hour requirements for their schools.
- If something we do at Youth Ministry qualifies according to your school’s guidelines for service hours, you will need to provide the form for the leader to sign.
- Due to the number of schools SFA teens attend and the vast differences in what qualifies for service hours it is your responsibility to keep track of service hours, and what projects qualify.
"Each of you knows that the foundation of our faith is charity. Without it, our religion would crumble. We will never be truly Catholic unless we conform our entire lives to the two commandments that are the essence of the Catholic faith: to love the Lord, our God, with all our strength, and to love our neighbor as ourselves... With charity, we sow the seeds of that true peace which only our faith in Jesus Christ can give us by making us all brothers and sisters."
- Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati
- Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati