St. Max Young Adults
All young adults (ages 18-35) are welcome to join us each week!
Who We Are
Our young adult ministry, for ages 18-35, focuses on fostering community, spiritual growth, and leadership among young adults. It offers a welcoming space for individuals to connect through various activities, such as spiritual talks, reflections, socials, Eucharistic Exposition, volunteer opportunities & more!
Questions? Contact Jo Zink at jzink@saint-max.org or call 513-777-4322, ext. 139.
Weekly Meeting
Our Young Adult Discussion Group has several events and series that we’ll be watching. We’d love for you to join us!
Fridays
7:00 PM
Acutis Lounge (subject to change)
Come hang out, meet new people, and join the conversation. No pressure, no homework—just good discussion and good company.
We’re starting things off with a big fall kick-off on September 11. There will be food and games. It will be nostalgia themed. We will be using the vast library of Formed.com
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“My dear young people, only Jesus knows what is in your hearts and your deepest desires. Only He, who has loved you to the end (cf. Jn 13:1), can fulfil your aspirations. His are words of eternal life, words that give meaning to life. No one apart from Christ can give you true happiness. By following the example of Mary, you should know how to give Him your unconditional "yes". There is no place in your lives for selfishness or laziness. Now more than ever it is crucial that you be "watchers of the dawn", the lookouts who announce the light of dawn and the new springtime of the Gospel of which the buds can already be seen. Humanity is in urgent need of the witness of free and courageous young people who dare to go against the tide and proclaim with vigour and enthusiasm their personal faith in God, Lord and Saviour.” - Pope St. John Paul II