DioKnox Frassati: Diocesan Ministry for Young Adults
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The Diocese of Knoxville’s Young Adult Ministry serves to imitate Jesus’s accompaniment of his disciples on the Road to Emmaus (cf Lk. 23:13-35) by providing spiritual support, Christian formation, and building peer communities rooted in faith so that young adults may be equipped to live as true disciples of Christ.
Young adults are persons aged 18-35 who represent diverse cultural, racial, ethnic, educational, vocational, social, political, and spiritual backgrounds. They are college students, workers, and professionals; they are persons in military service; they are single, married, divorced, or widowed; they are with or without children; they are faithful, cradle Catholics and newcomers in search of a better life.
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Sign up for Verso L’alto, the Diocesan Young Adult Newsletter
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Young Adult Retreat Form
Young Adult & Adult Retreat Registration Form
This is a basic registration form used by the diocese or parish for the registration of all adults (over 18) who participate in outreach to young people. Including young adults participating in a retreat or event. This form requests basic information regarding personal data, health, and medical information in the event of an emergency while the adult is participating at the parish, on a retreat or during an event.
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The Importance of Mary
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Young Adult Calendar
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August 1 - August 3
La Pastoral Juvenil Hispana de la Diócesis de Knoxville te invita a ser parte de una peregrinación local para celebrar este Jubileo de manera simultánea, en Washington, D.C.Read More
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Contact Us
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Lizzie Morrislmorrisdioknox.orgCoordinator, Young Adult Ministry
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Carolyn Kringsckringsdioknox.orgAdministrative Assistant
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Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati was dedicated to works of social action, charity, prayer and community. He was involved with Catholic youth and student groups, the Apostleship of Prayer, Catholic Action, and was a third order Dominican. Frassati died in 1925 at the age of 24. He was called “The Man of Eight Beatitudes” by St. John Paul II, who beatified him on May 20, 1990. Blessed Frassati’s feast day is July 4.
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