-
-
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to build young men and women of character, to provide a safe, judgement-free environment where we develop young leaders of the faith, connect them with the larger church, make their presence known in the parish, and to become good practicing Catholics.
OUR GOALS- Lead the youth to Christ by being a reflection of Christ.
- Help prepare the youth for life after high school.
- Offer the opportunity to receive the sacraments.
- Help them to become future leaders of the church.
- Involve parents so the faith continues to grow at home with family.
-
-
-
IGNITED is a non-classroom model faith formation for youth that seeks to provide a welcoming, safe, and comfortable atmosphere of learning and faith experience so as to help form our youth and their families in their faith and discipleship.
If you are interested in joining a group who shares your Catholic Christian beliefs, come and be a part of the great social and spiritual activities that members of the Youth Group participate in. There is free food too!
Also, at the bottom this page you will find some additional resources geared towards youth to help enrich and strengthen their faith.
-
-
-
Community Service
Come be a part of a fun, joyful community of young brothers and sisters in Christ who have come together to grow in faith and serve others through the love of God.
To the right, the youth group helped out the St. Vincent de Paul Society with gifts for the homeless and other projects. They were featured on the St. Vincent de Paul newsletter that goes out to all members in the society.
Families can take part of helping St Vincent de Paul, just click here to learn more on how you can get involved. -
-
-
-
WHO CAN JOIN?
IGNITED is open to all middle school and high school youth, Catholic or non-Catholic, and registered or non-registered members of the parish.
WHEN DO WE MEET?
We meet in -person AND on Zoom every Wednesday evening from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. primarily inside the parish gymnasium (or other locations on the parish campus when necessary).
HOW CAN I JOIN IGNITED or be part of the IGNITED Team?
You can join one of three ways:- Visit the parish office or call (210) 734-6687 and submit your name and contact info.
- Email the Youth Minister with your name and contact info.
- Fill out the form on this page by checking the "Becoming A Team Leader" checkbox and we will contact you.
CAN I VOLUNTEER OR BE A SPONSOR?
We welcome volunteers, especially parents of the youth members, who'd like to help us out for various youth events or to be sponsors for donations needed for our events. If you are interested, please contact the Youth Minister for further details.
-
-
Our Team
-
Youth Minister
Michael Cruz
210-734-6687
(please leave a message with the office staff)
mcruz@stannsa.org
-
Adult Leaders
Sandra Cruz
Karen Harris
Marisa Carranza
Paola Guerrero
Harley Pro
Victoria Velazquez
-
Young Adult Leaders
Lizbeth Cortes
-
-
Youth Faith Formation Resources
-
-
-
Life Teen Blog
-
On the inside of soaring cathedrals were walls and windows filled with Christian imagery. Scenes from creation, lives of the Saints, and stories of the Gospels danced around visitors as they explored...
-
Please join us for our Haiti prayer campaign beginning August 30 and ending on the feast of the Nativity of Mary on September 8. Haitian Catholics love Mary, and we know she loves them and will take...
-
New Fire breathes an air of revival, opening ourselves to the life-changing power of the Holy Spirit. Just like the disciples in the Upper Room, we receive the Holy Spirit, but then we are sent into...
-
-
Catholic Link
-
Jeff Cavins, Catholic Bible evangelist, and Most Reverend Steven J. Lopes the Bishop of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter had the opportunity to share some words of wisdom at the...
-
The Catholic school teacher is called to plant and nurture seeds that will bear fruit during the school year. Today, I thought I’d share 5 tips on how to prepare for the upcoming school year. These...
-
If you’ve had the terrible, heart-wrenching misfortune of losing a child by miscarriage, I understand. And so does St. Zelie Martin, who experienced child loss multiple times. People try to help, and...
-
-
