Orientation to Formation (OTF) is designed as a starting point—a guided introduction into the ministry of formation in religious life. It is not a comprehensive formation program, but rather an opportunity to explore, understand, and begin to imagine what it means to serve as a formator.

TENx10 is a collaborative discipleship movement of more than 200 diverse US ministry organizations and denominations working together to make faith matter more for ten million young people over ten years—in the spirit of John 10:10.

We are committed to ministering to Black men, principally Catholic, who recognize our need for God’s help! ​ Encouraged by the Holy Spirit we minister to one another… Men to Men!

This event invites youth, grades 6th-8th, to gather engaging talks, prayer, music, time to interact with men and women religious, and an encounter with the Eucharist. If your community is interested in participating, please have each member that plans to attend register at the RSVP link.

Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice—the largest annual Catholic social justice conference in the U.S.

NCYC (National Catholic Youth Conference) is a powerfully unique three-day experience of prayer, community, evangelization, catechesis, service, and empowerment for Catholic teenagers (of high school age) and their adult chaperones.

SEEK is a five-day experience where thousands of Catholics come together to encounter Christ through prayer, Adoration, the sacraments, and inspiring speakers. It’s a chance to focus on what matters most, grow in authentic community, and be transformed in your faith.

NFCYM’s EXCHANGE is a national gathering bringing together ministry leaders, volunteers, supporters, and organizations working with young people.

This exciting weekend of prayer, community, and worship gathers high school teens from throughout the Catholic Diocese of Dallas and beyond. Teens are invited to deepen their relationship with Jesus through powerful speakers, high energy praise and worship music, vibrant liturgies, and more.

The Los Angeles Religious Education Congress is a 4-day event with opportunities for Youth and Adults.

World Youth Day is a global gathering where young people deepen their faith, experience the universality of the Catholic Church, and commit their lives to Christ alongside hundreds of thousands of like-minded peers.

NCYC (National Catholic Youth Conference) is a powerfully unique three-day experience of prayer, community, evangelization, catechesis, service, and empowerment for Catholic teenagers (of high school age) and their adult chaperones.

This exciting weekend of prayer, community, and worship gathers high school teens to deepen their relationship with Jesus through powerful speakers, high energy praise and worship music, vibrant liturgies, and more.