BASIC O R I EN T A T IO N

ON YOUTH M I NI ST R Y

STO. NIÑO DE SICUD PARISH

C UD , BGY. CAND AW AGA, RIAL, PALAWAN

SI
JAN.08, 2022
 Welcome to the family
We're glad that you have come
To share your life with us
As we grow in love and
May we always be to you
What God would have us be
A family always there
To be strong and to lean on
WELCOME TO THE FAMILY
 May we learn to love each other
More with each new day
May words of love be on our lips
In everything we say
May the Spirit melt our hearts
And teach us how to pray
That we might be a true family

WELCOME TO THE FAMILY

 • The basic of Youth Ministry

• The responsibility of a Youth as a member of

the Church and Society

• Know his/her commitment through

SERVANTHOOD in community

• Know his/herself serving Youth

• Know the basic of their Catholic faith

• Knowing one’s self as member of the
community

OBJECTIVE
The F il ip in o
C a th o li c
Youth
The Philippines: Country of the Young

PH Pop – 110, 408, 203

(As of Jan. 26, 2021, based on Worldometer elaboration of the latest
United Nations data

Age bracket of youth as described by

the Church is 13-39 years of age.
 Shining
examples
of heroic
youth
MAIN TARGETS OF THE YOUTH MINISTRY

Single Filipino Catholics from 13-39 years old who

normally belong to a parish, the Church’s smallest unit.

• Unwed mothers
• Youth in the streets
• Members of other Christian denominations or other religions
• Indigenous youth, and others
 YOUTH MINISTRY

it is a JOURNEY
-it is a HOME
“Youth Ministry will
be an effective
ministry only when
there is awareness
and understanding of
the young. “
The Filipino C a th o li c
Youth a t a G l a n c e
 • Make a group yell/cheer first.
(According to Saints)

• Create a role play according to what

your group had picked.

• Do it for 15 minutes.

Group Activity: Role Playing

Youth
at
Home
Youth as Youth
 Youth
in
Society
 Youth
and the
Faith
Youth and the Church
In short, Filipino Catholic Youth are:
 Family-directed
 Highly Interpersonal
 Not very society-oriented
 Personal but individualist in relating

with God in their faith
Nominal
 Decreasing in their traditional
appreciation of the sacraments
 Distant from the church teaching
and life