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Duquesne University students, who are visiting St Francis Xavier for a week, are hosting youth game night Friday, March 6th at 6pm, for middle and high school students, who are invited to stop in for pizza and games, like minute to win it and other games.
The Pastorate of St Francis and St Louis invites you to the 45th Annual Catholic Youth Ministry-led Italian Dinner on March 22, 2026 at St Louis, Clarksville. This longstanding and beloved tradition is CYM's biggest fundraiser of the year where our middle and high school youth leadership is front and center of the pastorate and […]
Pope Leo canonized Carlo Acutis on September 7th! Who is he? How did he become a saint while living only 15 years? Wasn't he just a regular boy who liked video games and played soccer? Was he really a computer wiz? What can we learn from him and his life? The Archdiocese of Baltimore is […]
Clarksville Catholic Youth Camp (CCYC) is a summer camp that seeks to foster a faith filled and joyful environment where campers and staff can encounter Jesus daily and grow in a personal and deep relationship with Him. Our camp motto is “Making Originals" which refers to a quote from St. Carlo Acutis. He said, “Everyone […]
Geared toward altar servers under 18 years old, this retreat is not intended to be a training session (we understand that each parish and pastor has their own particular way of celebrating the liturgy). Rather, it seeks to explore why we serve, the profound dignity of service, and the joy of serving well. Our hope […]