7th & 8th graders meet in a youth group format to develop their understanding of our Catholic Faith by exploring themes.  These themes are developed through fun interactive activities and games, presentation of material and then small group discussions led by Edge Core Team Members.  The youth are then sent out with an understanding of how to put their faith in action.  See the video to the right for more information 
Currently, Edge is offered on 

• Sundays, 5:15-6:30 pm
• Wednesdays, 5:30-6:30 pm

• Fall semester: Thou Shall

• Spring Semester: For You From You

Develop your family’s faith all together.  Supported and led by parish catechists and the materials provided, you and your family will be a part of a small group of families to grow your faith together in an easy in-home and on campus format.

Your family's commitment:

• Participate at Sunday & Holy Day Masses, attend regular Confession throughout the year, practice daily prayer/devotions at home, and practice stewardship (time, talent, and treasure).  These are the essential first components to faith-formation.
• Parents attend an online or in-person monthly teaching meeting. In the parent meeting, we will explore the content that is to be taught to your child(ren) that month.  We will also teach you how to present the lessons to your child(ren) that month. 
• Families will be a part of a family pod, a group of 4-6 families with a lead family that will support you and facilitate the group meetings.
• Families meet on campus with their family pod to share one lesson per month. This may have to move to an online format, or just be done in the home, according to any changing restrictions. All health restrictions will be followed.
• Parents teach one other lesson to the whole family at once, with easy-to-implement activities during the month. Some of these activities can be incorporated into family moments you already have – at the dinner table, driving in the car, etc.
• Families attend a small pod social, service or liturgical gathering each month to build community with other families.  This may have to be held online, or adjusted according to any changing restrictions.

The parent is given access to a digital catechist's manual and uses that to teach their student each lesson at their own pace.  Students complete choice of activities through a digital portal.  Parent can see student's work through the scoring portal.  For more information see the video to the right.