Holy Ghost Catholic Church offers a diverse Jr. High and High School Youth Ministry that is based on the Gospel teaching that Jesus is the WAY, the TRUTH, and the LIFE. 

Confirmation Prep- 9th & 10th grades

**takes place in the spring and is for those students who are homeschooled or are attending a public, private, non-Catholic high school. Registration forms can be found here.

Class preparation dates and hours:

9th Grade (1pm-2:30pm); 10th grade (3pm-4:30pm)

Jan. 17th & 31st

Feb. 7th & 21st

March 14th & 21st

If you have any questions or conerns, please contact Trisha Labbe. Thank you!

Our youth group peer ministers  wanted to share scripture of HOPE with all during the COVID19 quarantine... 

And so we thank the Lord for such a time and trust in His ways.

CHECK YOUR KIDS’ PHONES -15 apps parents need to know about. (Six of them were used by suspected predators who were recently arrested.)

• The first is 'MeetMe,' an app where teens can easily be in contact with users much older than them, with an emphasis on dating.
• 'WhatsApp' and 'SnapChat' are for messaging, but what you should know is teens can send unlimited messages, have video chats and even share their live location with other users, people they may not even know. 
• 'Skout' is a flirting app that's used to meet and chat with new people. Teens and adults are in different groups, but ages aren’t verified. 
• 'TikTok' is used for sharing user created videos that can contain bad words, even adult content.
• 'Badoo' and 'Bumble' are dating apps for adults, but teens can still find ways to join. 
• 'Grindr' is geared towards the LGBTQ community. It allows users to share photos and meet up based on phone’s GPS location.  
• 'Kik' is specifically for kids, but anyone can join and anyone can contact or direct message your child. 
• 'LiveMe' is a live streaming app, but you don’t know who’s watching and your kids location is revealed.
• 'Holla' is all about connecting strangers around the world through video chat. Enough said. 
• 'Whisper' is a social confessional where kids can remain anonymous, but still share their feelings. And it can reveal your child’s location for a meet up. 
• 'ASKfm' encourages people to allow anonymous users to ask them questions, which opens the door for online bullying.
• 'Hot or Not' rates users on attractiveness.. There’s no age verification and users can send each other messages. 
• And lastly, 'Calculator%' apps are several secret apps that allows kids to hide their photos, videos, even browser history.