CATHEDRAL YOUTH GROUP (Middle School and High School Aged Youth)

Youth Group meets on most Sunday evenings during the school year in the CLC (Cathedral Life Center) from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, and those in 6th through 12th grades (middle schoolers and high schoolers) are welcome! A full meal is served. In addition to Sunday meetings, other opportunities for fellowship, service, and prayer will be announced – both for during the school year and for during the summer. For more information, contact Mr. Andrew Goode, Youth Minister, at youth@stpaulsbhm.org. 2026-2027 Schedule

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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ GROUP

On Wednesday evenings throughout the school year, high school girls meet with Miss Cecilia Fay in a girls-only setting for fellowship and fun learning about Catholic femininity and womanhood. All girls in grades 9-12 are invited, including those from other parishes. For more information, contact Cecilia at ceciliafay16@gmail.com. 2025-2026 Schedule

We are pleased to offer our Cathedral youth groups at no cost to parishioners and the friends they invite. If, however, you would like to donate to help us offset our expenses, we will gratefully accept your donation. Please leave your donation in the collection basket (marked “youth group”), mail a check to the office, or use our convenient e-giving site. Thank you for your generosity!

FRATERNUS (Boys and Men Aged Fifth Grade and Up)

Fraternus meets at the Cathedral on Wednesday evenings during the school year and is for boys and men 5th grade and up. The group offers authentic fraternity and formation in true masculine virtue. While most of the participants are fathers and sons, some men who have no sons or whose sons are not yet old enough to join come as well. All men and boys are welcome within the stated age range. For more information, contact Fraternus Commander Mr. Charlie Rumore at fraternuscommanderbhm@gmail.com. See more information also on the Fraternus web page.