Youth Groups
Lectio
Lectio is a fortnightly group for young people and young adults 16+ that uses Lectio Divina to increase one’s union with God. Lectio Divina is a traditional Catholic practice that involves people prayerfully reading and pondering Scripture in the power of the Holy Spirit.
The meetings will take place at St.Aloysius in Somers Town twice a month, on a Sunday eveneing.
After the time of group prayer there will also be an opportunity to socialise with others.
Contact Details:
Fr.David Reilly - Diocesan Youth Chaplain
davidreilly@rcdow.org.uk
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The Diocesan Centre provides space and opportunity for prayer and reflection, large and small group work, communal social time and many indoor and outdoor activities. Retreats and events are led by a team of volunteers, aged between 18 and 25.
Vocations Discernment Group
In the inspired words of Blessed John Henry Newman, we have all been created by God “for some definite service”. The group is for young adults (18-30’s), men and women, who are actively discerning God’s calling for them in their lives, to discover what is that “definite service”. We come together for prayer with a talk and discussion followed by social time. We meet on the 4th Friday of every month from 7-9pm in the Hinsley Room in Morpeth Terrace, next to Westminster Cathedral
Email: richardnesbitt@rcdow.org.uk
see in mapAssumption Lay Volunteer Programme
An initiative of the Sisters of the Assumption to enable young people (20+) to share their skills and lives for one year with people who are poor and marginalised, in the UK and in Assumption comunities around the world. We see this opportunity as a building up of the human family across various divides, a way of living the Gospel through service and a mutual learning - a discovery between the volunteer and those he/she encounters. It can be a life-changing experience. Placements are available in the Philippines, Brazil, Rwanda, Tanzania, USA and Newcastle, England.
For further details contact: The Volunteer Coordinator, 20 Kensington Square, London W8 5HH - Tel 020 7361 4752 - email ALVPcoordinator@hotmail.co.uk
Assumption Lay Volunteer Programme
Call to Youth
The London Oratory Call to Youth is for 18-35 year old Catholics and their friends.
We organize monthly meetings with invited speakers, addressing some of the issues and challenges faced by young Catholics today. Our aim is to encourage constructive engagement with modern society. Topics have included for example “Habits of the Heart- the practice of virtue today”, by Archbishop Vincent Nichols, and talks on Faith and Reason, Stem Cell Research, and Euthanasia.
These evenings take place once a month in St Wilfrid’s Hall, in the range of buildings to the left of Oratory House, in the Brompton Road SW7. Talks begin at 8pm and are followed by discussion and refreshments.
In addition to these monthly meetings, we also organize regular evenings of Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in the Little Oratory and occasional days of recollection.
To be kept informed of forthcoming events, please send your email address to youngcatholics.oratory@gmail.com
Carmel in the City
Carmel in the City is a formally constituted Carmelite Spirituality Group in the British Province of Carmelites (O.Carm). We meet each first Saturday of the month (except August) to encounter God through prayer and experience of community.
It brings together people from all walks of life who are interested in Carmelite spirituality.
The days begin with a celebration of the Eucharist at 11:30am followed by a bring and share lunch. There is a talk on a particular theme, discussion and the meeting closes with a period of Lectio Divina, a prayerful listening to God's word and how we might apply it in our lives. The day ends at approximately15.30.
All are welcome regardless of denomination and further details can be obtained from Sylvia Lucas : 07889436165 carmelinthecity@laycarmel.org www.carmelite.org/
St. Joseph's Church, Lamb's Buildings, Lamb's Passage, Off Bunhill Row, LONDON EC1Y 8LE Old Street, Moorgate or Barbican underground Buses 21, 55, 76, 141, 243.
The British Province of Carmelite Friars
see in mapCatholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD)
In 1962, the Catholic Bishops of England and Wales officially set up CAFOD - then known as the Catholic Fund for Overseas Development, but today is the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development. Today, CAFOD is still bringing about change as a result of the immense commitment and generosity of the Catholic communities of England and Wales. There are now two Fast Days each year - one during Lent and one during Harvest - and money is raised not only by fasting, but through a wide range of imaginative sponsored events in churches, schools and youth groups across England and Wales. The CAFOD youth team works directly with those who have face-to-face contact with young people, and aims to produce resources to best serve your needs, as well as training and support in all aspects of youth work relating to global justice.
For further details contact; CAFOD, Romero Close, London SW9 9TY - email youth@cafod.org.uk
Catholic Boogie Night
Catholic Boogie Night (CBN) is a dynamic venture organised by a group of young adults in their spare time to bring their fellow Catholics from across the Diocese of Westminster and beyond together to pray, socialise and network with each other. The CBN Organising Team believe the events they organise are a unique way of bringing Catholics together from different parishes in a relaxed atmosphere to get to know each other . The event format is simple, the event starts with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass or Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and then people can grab a drink in a nearby social venue, meet new friends and have a ‘boogie’ on the floor. All proceeds from the events go to charities such as the Aid to the Church in the Need and the Good Counsel Network. Tickets are normally £5 if booked in advance and £10 on the door and you don’t require a mortgage to buy a drink! If you are 18+ (I.D maybe required on the night) there is simply no good reason not to come along. The feedback from previous events has been nothing short of phenomenal! To be kept on the mailing list or find out more about booking tickets please email the CBN team on:
catholicboogienight@hotmail.co.uk
see in mapCatholic Children's Society (Westminster)
The Catholic Children's Society (Westminster) provides child care services to assist children and families in need, irrespective of race or faith, in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Westminster. We believe that every child has the right to a secure upbringing in a family.
For further details contact: Catholic Children's Society (Westminster) 73 St Charles Square London W10 6EJ - Tel: 020 8969 5305 - email info@cathchild.org.uk
Catholic Children's Society (Westminster)
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Catholic Underground London
Started in New York where it attracts in excess of 700 people, Catholic Underground is a direct response to JPII's call to convey the Gospel message through the mediums of contemporary culture. The first part of the evening is Eucharistic adoration, and begins with Vespers (Evening Prayer). This is the universal prayer of the Church - prayed by the Catholics throughout the world in every time zone and in every language. The second part showcases Christian artists and includes music, poetry, visual art, dancers, film, drama, etc.
Check out www.catholicunderground.co.uk for more info on our next event or email: catholicundergroundlondon@gmail.com. We are also on Facebook and YouTube.
Catholic Young Adults in Fulham
Catholic Young Adults from around St Thomas of Canterbury RC Church in Fulham meet every month to pray, share, socialise and celebrate their faith,
after 6pm Mass, 7pm-8:30pm . Bowden Room, St Thomas of Canterbury RC Church, 60 Rylston Rd, Fulham. SW6 7HW.
Catholic Young Adults in Fulham
see in mapCatholics Association for Racial Justice (CARJ)
CARJ envisions a Church and a society that affirm, value, respect and celebrate the equality and dignity of all God's people. Check out 'Youth Carj' for ideas and resources
For further details contact: CARJ Head Office, 9 Henry Road Manor House, London N4 2LH - Tel: 020 8802 8080 - email info@carj.org
Catholics Association for Racial Justice (CARJ)
see in mapChristian Life Community (CLC)
This is a world-wide community of lay people who seek to pay attention to the presence of God in their lives. Through the charism of Ignatian spirituality, CLC provides a space for people to grow in an awareness of God in all things, and its three core values are community, mission and spirituality. Members of CLC are part of a local group of between 6-8 people, who meet regularly, usually once a fortnight. The focus of the meetings is not discussion, but rather listening to the experience of each person, without judgement nor comment.
For further details contact: CLC Office, Mount Street Jesuit Centre, London W1K 3AH - email info@clcew.org.uk
Christian Life Community (CLC)
Corpus Christi Prayer Group
Corpus Christi prayer group - for young adults and for those seeking to deepen their prayer and spiritual life. Afterwards we meet in a nearby pub for socialising.
Includes music ministry, prayer, Mass 1st Wednesday's, confessions, rosary and contemplative prayer.
We meet every Wednesday at 7pm in Corpus Christi church, Maiden Lane, Covent Garden WC2E 7NB
see in mapDivinity & Doughnuts?
Divinity & Doughnuts?
What is Divinity & Doughnuts?
Divinity and Doughnuts is for people in their twenty somethings and thirty somethings who wish to explore their faith in light of the world today. It’s an opportunity to meet together as a group, listen to thought-provoking speakers and discuss the issues over coffee and a doughnut.
How can I keep in touch with what’s happening?
Take a look at our website http://www.divinityndoughnuts.org.uk which has details of our next season of talks.
If you'd like to be added to our e-mail list please e-mail info@divinityndoughnuts.org.uk
see in map'EMMAUS' Friday Group
An opportunity to search for more in your life; explore, meet others, socialise, share, build relationships and deepen your understanding of who we are before God and who God is in our lives. Living our lives to the full in the business of our world today will never be easy. When we come together we are able to support and encourage each other through sharing our faith and human experiences. Praying together and learning about faith in friendship and community, we can grow closer to God and become more fully alive and truly human. Every Friday 7-9pm at Notre Dame de France (French Church), 5 Leicester Place, London WC2H 7BX - Nearest Tube: Leicester Square
For further details contact: Anne Marie - info@spiritinthecity.org - tel: 020 7025 1596
see in mapFaith Search (The Monday Group)
An opportunity for young adults from all over London (20s and 30s) to share their faith, reflect on scripture, participate in discussions, pray together, listen to talks by guest speakers and group members, socialise, grow as an international young adult community, go on weekend retreats, and work with the wider Carmelite Church parish in Kensington. Faith Search meets at the Carmelite Church Parish Centre, Pitt Street, off Kensington Church Street, London W8 (nearest tube: High Street Kensington) on Monday evenings, 7:30pm for 8pm start and finish at 9:30pm.
For further details contact: Ivy Ventilacion Tel 07515 939490 - email ivyventilacion@yahoo.co.uk
Faith Search (The Monday Group)
see in mapFirst Sunday Plus
FSPlus is a young adult (20s & 30s) ministry promoted in London by the British Jesuits. It organises several opportunities for young adults to practice their faith in an Ignatian context. Our core event is the monthly First Sunday Mass, with social time in the pub afterwards. That’s each month (on the 1st Sunday!) and is a chance to make friends with other young Catholics in London. Third Sunday Mass is quieter, more reflective with guided Ignatian contemplation and a friendly glass of wine afterwards. We propose various other events across the year: CLC, Ignatian faith-sharing groups, the “Walk the Cross” Good Friday mini-pilgrimage, reading-groups, vocation discernment, Theology-on-Tap, and opportunities to do local & overseas voluntary work. We work closely with our partners JRS (Jesuit Refugee Service) and CAFOD. All young adults (20s & 30s) are welcome at Farm Street Jesuit Church, just off Mount Street in Mayfair. Nearest tubes: Bond St or Green Park. Masses start 7.15pm on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month, 12 months a year.
For further details contact: FSPlus Team, Heythrop College, London W8 5HQ – Tel: 020 7795 6600; email: office@fsplus.info; Facebook group: First Sunday Plus; Twitter: FSPlusLondon
see in mapFocolare Movement
The Focolare Movement is an international movement, inspired by the gospel, working for unity in all spheres of life. For over sixty years it has drawn together people of all Christian traditions and from many of the world's religions, alongside people with no formal faith, who share the aim of building a more united world.
For further details contact: Centre for Unity, 69 Parkway, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire AL8 6JG - Tel 01707 323620
see in mapFranciscans of the Renewal
The Community of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal work extensively within the diocese and are present at many events for young adults witnessing to the gospel by their presence.
For further details contact: St. Fidelis Friary, Killip Close, London E16 1LX - Tel 0207 474 0766 - Fax 0207 474 5225
Hounslow Youth Team
Hounslow Youth Team is committed to raising the awareness of Christ in all His glory in people in the age range of 16-35, although we welcome people of all ages as well! Our goal is to help young people to grow spiritually in Christ. How we plan to do this is to hold events that allow people to come together in their faith and discover things about their religion and indeed themselves. We have held events for Christ the King, as well as more general events, such as Generation of Love which was themed with Valentine’s Day in mind.
For further information, please e-mail hounslowyouthteam@gmail.com
see in mapJesus Christ the Fullness of Life (JCFL)
Jesus Christ the Fullness of Life (JCFL) is a Christian initiative providing space for Christians of different traditions to join together in prayer and friendship.
The JCFL Prayer Vigil takes place at 7.30pm on the 1st Thursday of the month. The JCFL Prayer Vigil takes a Christ-centered theme and weaves together a beautiful liturgy with Readings from God's Word, music, prayer and silence. The Liturgy is contemplative and gentle offering space to discover the inner stillness and peace that only God can give. After the Prayer Vigil we head to the pub or share a meal together providing time for food and friendship.
The JCFL Small Group takes place at 7.00pm on the 3rd Thursday of the month. The JCFL Small Group offers an intimate space for faith-sharing and friendship. We take the Old Testament, New Testament and Gospel Readings for the next JCFL Prayer Vigil and ask ourselves how these words can make a difference in our lives. Afterwards we usually share a meal together.
Young adults from all Christian traditions are welcome! For full details & current venues please visit www.jcfl.org.uk
Jesus Christ the Fullness of Life (JCFL)
Juventutem London
Juventutem London is part of an international federation whose aim is the sanctification of young adults through the Traditional Latin Mass and the other traditional forms of the sacraments. Juventutem is loyal to the Magisterium and the authorities of the Church. All around the world young Catholics are discovering the beauty of the Traditional Latin Mass (also known as the Gregorian Mass or the Extraordinary Form), which has been use in the Catholic Church for over 1500 years. We meet for Holy Mass at St.Patrick's Soho. After Mass we go for a meal at a nearby restaurant. The national group affiliated with Juventutem (Young Catholic Adults) will holds an annual retreat at Douai Abbey, near Reading. We intend to send a delegation to World Youth Day Madrid. For an idea of what to expect from the Mass, please visit www.livemass.net. To contact, please email juventutemlondon@gmail.com or visit www.juventutemlondon.blogspot.com
Latin Mass Society
The Latin Mass Society is a lay-led association whose main objectives are to promote the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite of Mass, and to encourage greater use of the Church's traditional liturgical music, especially Gregorian Chant, and wider knowledge and use of the Latin language. As well as organising celebrations of Mass in the Extraordinary Form, and providing training for priests and servers wishing to learn the traditional liturgy, the Society also supports and organises courses to learn Gregorian Chant and the Latin language. In addition it arranges pilgrimages, retreats and days of recollection. The LMS provides financial support to groups running children’s summer schools, family retreats, and for youth groups, such as Juventutem. It sponsors young people attending WYD and the annual Paris to Chartres Pilgrimage and much more besides.
The regular youth-focused event in the Diocese of Westminster for which we provide support is the monthly Juventutem Mass in the Extraordinary Form at St Patrick’s, Soho Square, which is on the last Friday of each month at 6.30pm. A national, rather than diocesan event is our annual walking pilgrimage to Walsingham. Although open to all age groups, it tends to be predominantly a youth event. More details are available here.
see in mapLOGOS Prayer Group - Verbum Dei
The Logos Prayer group is based at St Anselm and St Cecilia's Catholic Church, in Holborn WC2A 3JA. We meet 6:45pm on a Tuesday.
For more details, email london@verbumdei.org.uk
website www.verbumdei.org.uk
LOGOS Prayer Group - Verbum Dei
Mass in the Square
Mass in the Square
Join the Shalom Community and the Augustinian Young Adults in Hoxton Square on Sunday evenings at 7pm for Mass followed by prayers and song. Meet at St Monica's Church, 19 Hoxton Square, N1 6NT (nearest tube: Old Street). For more information contact: london@comshalom.org
Neocatecumenal Way
An itinerary of Catholic formation lived in small communities within the parish. Through the stages of Christian initiation it brings the faithful as well as those who have had little or no contact with the Catholic Faith to a mature Christian life, making them active members of the Church and credible witnesses to the Gospel.
For further details contact: Lorenzo Lees - Tel 07973 226429 - email lorenzolees@lineone.net or Michael Anderson - Tel 07956 281186 - email michael.anderson@htb.org.uk
Notre Dame de Vie
Notre Dame de Vie in the UK organises week-end retreats and a prayer group in London. Its activities are open to all adults who want to deepen their spiritual life and learn how to pray in the Carmelite spirituality, following the teaching of Father Marie-Eugene of the Child Jesus, founder of the Notre Dame de Vie Institute.
For further details please contact: Odile Rimbert - email info@ndv.org.uk
Opus Dei
Opus Dei’s message is that everyone is called to holiness, through their work and ordinary life. Activities for young people include weekly formation talks and prayer meetings, classes on theology and Christian apologetics, monthly afternoons of recollection, individual spiritual guidance, and weekend retreats.
For further details contact:
(for men) Netherhall House, Nutley Terrace, London NW3 5SA, tel 020 7435 8888, email director@nh.netherhall.org.uk, web www.nh.netherhall.org.uk
(for women) Ashwell House, Shepherdess Walk, London N1 7NA, tel 020 7490 3296, email ashwelloffice@btconnect.com, web www.ashwellhouse.org.uk
Priestly Fraternity of St Peter
The Priestly Fraternity of St Peter (i.e. FSSP) is an international community of 400 young priests and seminarians, plus 3,500 associate lay members. The Fraternity’s aim is the sanctification of the clergy and of the laity through the Roman traditions of the Church, centred on the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. The Fraternity’s members are young and regularly meet with young people through activities of the Juventutem youth movement (successive WYD’s, plus retreats near London and individual spiritual guidance and counselling). The Fraternity also runs weekends of vocational discernment. Regular events in London include art tours in the main London art galleries, polyphonic Gregorian Masses followed with social (at St Mary Moorfields, City of London).
Contact: Fr Armand de Malleray, FSSP, St John Fisher House, 17 Eastern Avenue, Reading, RG1 5RU, England
Tel: 0118 966 5284; Email: malleray@fssp.org
Web: www.fssp.co.uk/england; International: http://fssp.org/Youth:www.juventutem.org
Project 2030
We are a group of Twentysomething Catholics “the Twentysomethings” that meet regularly, taking part in social and spiritual activities locally, nationally and internationally. We are sponsored by the Sacred Heart Fathers, so try to embody their spirituality, focusing on the heart of Christ, showing love each other and the world. Membership is free and infomation about us can be found at www.twentysomethings.eu / facebook group: Project 2030 20somethings.
For further details contact: Jemmy Whelan - Tel 07590 057813 - email jenny@twentysomethings.eu
see in mapSaint Patrick's Evangelisation School (SPES)
SPES was founded in 2002 in response to Pope John Paul II's request to prepare watchman for the new Millennium. Established within St Patrick's Parish, SPES provides students with an opportunity to be part of a local Church where they are called to evangelise and bear witness in an area filled with many challenges.
For further details contact: St. Patrick's Evangelisation School, 21a Soho Square London W1D 4NR - Tel 020 7434 9965
Saint Patrick's Evangelisation School (SPES)
Samuel London
Samuel London: discernment groups for young adults (18-30s)
Samuel groups are for single young adults open to listening to the Word of God and to putting it into practice in their lives. Participants commit to attending 7 monthly meetings and to monthly meetings with a spiritual guide outside of the group meetings.
All the groups are led by religious and priests, and as well as a time of lectio divina they will include guest speakers on key topics such as silence, decision-making and ways of praying.
For more information: samuel@ukvocation.org or phone 0750 324 1127
see in mapSoul Food
Soul Food is a Catholic charismatic prayer group of friendly young adults that meets every Thursday from 7 to 9pm in St Charles Borromeo Church, Ogle Street, London, W1W 6HS.
An evening at Soul Food typically starts with praise and worship, followed by a Bible teaching or talk on a particular theme. Each evening ends with a time of response such as prayer ministry, small group discussion/faith sharing or an opportunity for prayer or adoration.
In order to grow together in our faith and friendship, we also make time for a drink together after our Thursday evenings of prayer as well as organising various other social gatherings.
To find out what Soul Food is currently up to, please visit our official website www.soulfoodgroup.org or email info@soulfoodgroup.org
see in mapSt Augustine's Youth Group
For teenagers in school years 9, 10 & 11
Thursdays in term-time, 7-8.30pm
in the parish centre at St Augustine's Church, 55 Fulham Palace Road, Hammersmith, W6 8AU
Contact the parish youth worker, Michela Notarianni at youth@augustinians.org.uk or 020 87483254
St John the Evangelist's Young Adult Choir
St John the Evangelist's Young Adult Choir
Happy Day Gospel Choir
If you like singing and praising God through music, come and join our friendly gospel choir for young adults at the St John the Evangelist's Catholic church in Angel, Islington, N1 1TA. We rehearse every Friday at 7pm, sing at the mass twice a month on Sunday at 6pm and sing at various church and charity events. There's no audition and we will be very happy to welcome you!
BEGINNERS ARE MOST WELCOME! You don't need to be an amazing singer as long as you can hold the tune! Come and join our community with relaxed, friendly and fun atmosphere! Please get in touch if you are interested and want more information.
We're also looking for a guitarist so if you play the guitar and would like to be a part of us please get in touch!
Contact Beatrice on happpybee@yahoo.co.uk
St. Joseph's Youth Group, Wembley
Everyone's invited, we are a group of all ages (18-35) in service of our Lord and meet the first and third Fridays of the month for praise and worship/exposition of the Blessed Sacrament from 7pm to 8pm.
For more information contact :
St Joseph's Youth Group,
339 High Road, Wembley,
HA9 6AG
Cell: 07506571907
Ph : 020 8902 0081
Email: stjosephswembley@gmail.com
see in mapTaize Prayer Group @ Spanish Place
All are invited to this time of prayer which includes Scripture readings, reflections & prayers and Taize Chants. Every Tuesday at 7pm. All are welcome for refreshments which follow afterwards in the parish centre. If you would like to find out more, please just come along on Tuesdays to Lady Chapel, St. James' Church, Spanish Place, London W1.
For further details contact: Penny Boxall - email Penny28HB@aol.com
N.B The Taize Prayer Group" hopes to re-start in November 2010, but please contact Penny Boxall by e-mail for regular updates.
see in mapTaizé Prayer Group at St Marys, Chelsea
Taize Prayer Group at St Marys, Chelsea
At 19:30 every other Thursday
St. Mary’s Rectory, Draycott Terrace, Chelsea SW3 2QR, in the Bownes Room
FOR MORE INFORMATION contact Anna on yunjung.an@gmail.com
see in mapThe Dwelling Place
The Dwelling Place
The Dwelling Place group meets the first Thursday of each month at St Augustine's Church, Hammersmith, W6 8AU. 7:00pm to 8:15pm.
The Church is located 2 mins from Hammersmith Tube Station.
The general idea is a time of opening songs & prayer, a gospel reading and reflection, adoration, intercessions and prayer.
We generally go to a local pub afterwards for a drink.
For more info, contact Alex, Sara, Em at: thedwellingplace2009@googlemail.com
see in mapUniversity Chaplaincy
These serve students and staff in the academic institutions in our diocese. Newman House is the central chaplaincy centre and the location of many regular activities for students. Information about regular activities such as Mass, discussions, outings, retreats and other events may be found on our website.
For further information contact: enquiries@universitycatholic.net
see in mapVerbum Dei
Verbum Dei (Word of God) is a worldwide Catholic Community that embraces people from all walks of life. Its members draw their life from the Gospel, building up Christian communities of living faith, deep prayer and dynamic service of the Word in today's society. 1 young adult prayer group and a bimonthly formation on various topics take place within the diocese.
For further details contact: Paula Jordao - Tel: 020 7731 3367 - email: london@verbumdei.org.uk
see in mapWestminster Cathedral Young Adults
The Westminster Cathedral Young Adults group meets every Sunday following the 7pm mass. We gather outside the main doors of the Cathedral after mass and generally go to a local pub for a little socialising. We attempt to create a sense of community amongst young Catholic adults who come to London from all parts of the globe; all are welcome.
For further details contact: westminsteryoungadults@googlemail.com
see in mapYoung Christian Workers (YCW)
An organisation run for young people, by young people, among young people all of whom share the conviction to proclaim faith in Jesus Christ, and to live by it. The organisation helps members to become aware of their dignity, to discover their own unique vocation and to become apostles in the community who are actively living life.
For further details contact: Young Christian Workers HQ, St Josephs off St Joseph's Grove (Watford Way), Hendon, London, NW4 4TY - Tel 020 8203 6290 - Fax - 020 8203 6291 Email: info@ycwimpact.com
see in mapYoung Friends of Westminster Cathedral
The Young Friends of Westminster Cathedral, part of The Friends of Westminster Cathedral, hold talks and social events for young people. These events aim to evangelise through explaining the Catholic faith and at the same time encourage attendees to become more involved in the life of the Cathedral and join the Friends. A few events are held throughout the course of the year at Westminster Cathedral Hall.
For further information or to join the Young Friends mailing list, please contact Geraldine Kay on gmtkay@yahoo.co.uk
You can also follow the Friends and Young Friends on Facebook at http://www.facebook/thefriendsofwestminstercathedral.
Young Friends of Westminster Cathedral
Youth SVP
Youth SVP is a Christian organisation which helps 11-18 year olds to put their faith into action. Youth SVP group members volunteer to offer one-to-one help and support to people in need in their local community. Youth SVP is the largest youth organisation in the Catholic Church of England & Wales. Since 1999, over 10,000 young people have made a real difference by becoming a member of Youth SVP. For further information please visit www.youthsvp.org.uk, or contact our team (youth@svp.org.uk).
Youth Map
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