St. B Young Adult Catholic Community:
Are you in your 20s or 30s? College age? Single? Married? Divorced? Widowed? With or without children? Saints and Sinners are all welcome here!
If you fall into ANY of those categories, we'd love for you to be part of our community!
If you fall into ANY of those categories, we'd love for you to be part of our community!
Next Young Adult Community Night:
Summer Service with Operation Leftover! Thursday, July 20, 2017 6:30-8:30 pm Help serve the homeless in the downtown Indianapolis area! Roll out with food, drinks, info pamphlets, and a willing spirit to meet the homeless where they are. More and more every day, God calls us to be disciples to the people around us—classmates, co-workers, and even strangers we encounter on the street. Operation Leftover offers an opportunity to meet and socialize with the homeless and impoverished in Indianapolis. Once a month, Operation Leftover gathers food, secondhand clothing, and other toiletries to distribute to those in need in the downtown Indianapolis area. Meet at St. Barnabas at 6:00pm by the Mary statue if you want to carpool or caravan. For questions or to RSVP, contact Laura: lsheehan@stbindy.org Our book study is on Chapter 4 this week! We decided as a group that since the chapters are so short, we will read them as a group- which means no assigned reading between sessions! You are welcome to join us for any or all of the weeks. We will continue to meet Thursday evenings at 7 pm at the Sheehan's house (email Laura if you need directions!) in June and July and then break for August. We will read and discuss Peter Kreeft's "How to Win the Culture War."
For more information about our Young Adult Community, or how to get involved contact: Laura Sheehan lsheehan@stbindy.org (317) 903-5491 
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^^Meme of the week^^
“The Eucharist is not a private matter among friends, taking place in a club of like-minded people where congenial spirits meet together. On the contrary, just as the Lord allowed himself to be crucified publicly outside the city walls, stretching out his hands to all, the Eucharist is the public worship celebrated by all whom the Lord calls, irrespective of who they are.”
― Pope Benedict XVI, Seek That Which is Above- What Corpus Christi Means to Us |