CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone spoke to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist young adults group recently about the role they play to help unify the church.
The group for people ages 18 to 35 holds a monthly educational “Why Catholic?” meeting at the Pauline Books and Media Center on King Street.
Paul Reetz, 28, and some friends helped form the group about three years ago. He had moved from Minnesota and could not find any Catholic organization for people their age.
Reetz and Cody Groeber, 30, began with Bible studies at the center. They now meet for study every other Wednesday, hold the educational meeting and social events.
“It provides a place for young adults who want to actively live their faith,” Groeber said. “It’s a serious, inquisitive exploration of our faith.”
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Pictured above is Caitlin Connelly with His Excellency, Bishop Guglielmone.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Young Adults Featured with Bishop in Catholic Miscellany
CHARLESTON—Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone spoke to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist young adults group recently about the role they play to help unify the church.
The group for people ages 18 to 35 holds a monthly educational “Why Catholic?” meeting at the Pauline Books and Media Center on King Street.
Paul Reetz, 28, and some friends helped form the group about three years ago. He had moved from Minnesota and could not find any Catholic organization for people their age.
Reetz and Cody Groeber, 30, began with Bible studies at the center. They now meet for study every other Wednesday, hold the educational meeting and social events.
“It provides a place for young adults who want to actively live their faith,” Groeber said. “It’s a serious, inquisitive exploration of our faith.”
Read the full article here.
Pictured above is Caitlin Connelly with His Excellency, Bishop Guglielmone.
