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Frassati Service
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Our MissionThe Catholic Church’s preferential love for the poor is part of her constant tradition. From the gospels to the saints, unceasing search to be in service of our less fortunate brothers and sisters are essential to the life of the disciple. Thus, we ought to strive to be a beacon of hope and compassion for the poor and marginalized in our communities. Through proper discernment we encourage our young adults to live out the Gospel’s call to love and serve our neighbors, especially those in most need.El amor preferencial de la Iglesia Católica por los pobres forma parte de su tradición constante. Desde los Evangelios hasta los santos, la búsqueda incesante de servir a nuestros hermanos y hermanas menos afortunados es esencial para la vida del discípulo. Por lo tanto, debemos esforzarnos por ser un faro de esperanza y compasión para los pobres y marginados de nuestras comunidades. Mediante un discernimiento adecuado, animamos a nuestros jóvenes adultos a vivir el llamado del Evangelio a amar y servir a nuestro prójimo, especialmente a los más necesitados.
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Service OpportunitiesOur very first Frassati Service opportunity will be on Saturday, October 11th, in partnership with St. Charles Borromeo for their bi-weekly food drive.
Event Day Details:
Location:
St. Charles Borromeo
501 Tidwell Rd, Houston, TX 77022Arrival Time:
Please arrive by 8:00 AM to help with setup.Event Start Time:
Services will begin promptly at 8:30 AM. And ends around 12:00 - 1:00 PM.Check-In & Briefing:
Upon arrival, Dr. Mesias (Event Coordinator) will provide a briefing and assign stations.What to Bring:
Comfortable clothes
A water bottle
Any clothing, shoes, or items you'd like to donate
To learn more about St. Charles Borromeo Parish's food drive, visit their website.
You will receive more information via email as the service event date draws near. If you would like to participate, please fill out the interest form.
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Oportunidades de ServicioNuestra primera oportunidad de Servicio Frassati será el sábado 11 de octubre, en asociación con San Carlos Borromeo para su colecta de alimentos quincenal.
Detalles del día del evento:- Lugar:
Parroquia San Carlos Borromeo
501 Tidwell Rd, Houston, TX 77022 - Hora de llegada:
Por favor lleguen a las 8:00 am para ayudar con la preparación. - Hora de inicio del evento:
Los servicios comenzarán puntualmente a las 8:30 am y finalizarán entre las 12:00 pm y la 1:00 pm. - Registro y reunión informativa:
A su llegada, el Dr. Mesias (Coordinador del evento) brindará una sesión informativa y asignará estaciones. - Qué traer:
- Ropa cómoda
- Una botella de agua
- Cualquier ropa, zapatos o artículos que quieras donar
Recibirán más información por correo electrónico a medida que se acerque la fecha del servicio. Si desean participar, llenen el formulario de interés. - Lugar:
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Steps for Students
Register to Run!
Steps for Students is a 5K race that supports Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. The upcoming race will take place at the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart on Saturday, February 14, 2026. Young adults are encouraged to register to race, volunteer or donate. For registration and volunteer information, please visit the link below!
Steps 4 Students: Registration
If you are registering as a young adult, please select the team titled 'Young Adult Service.' We will reach out to you beforehand with details about race day and plans for meeting up.
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Events
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“Jesus comes to me every morning in Communion, and I return the visit by going to serve the poor.”- Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati, Beato Pier Giorgio Frassati“Jesús viene a mí cada mañana en la Comunión, y yo le devuelvo la visita yendo a servir a los pobres”.
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A society that wishes and intends to remain at the service of the human being at every level is a society that has the common good - the good of all people and of the whole person [347] - as its primary goal. The human person cannot find fulfilment in himself, that is, apart from the fact that he exists "with" others and "for" others. This truth does not simply require that he live with others at various levels of social life, but that he seek unceasingly - in actual practice and not merely at the level of ideas - the good, that is, the meaning and truth, found in existing forms of social life.
— Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church, paragraph 165
Una sociedad que, en todos sus niveles, quiere positivamente estar al servicio del ser humano es aquella que se propone como meta prioritaria el bien común, en cuanto bien de todos los hombres y de todo el hombre. La persona no puede encontrar realización sólo en sí misma, es decir, prescindir de su ser « con » y « para » los demás. Esta verdad le impone no una simple convivencia en los diversos niveles de la vida social y relacional, sino también la búsqueda incesante, de manera práctica y no sólo ideal, del bien, es decir, del sentido y de la verdad que se encuentran en las formas de vida social existentes.
— Compendio de la Doctrina Social de la Iglesia, párrafo 165
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Opportunities to serve in the Houston area
Houston Food Bank
The Houston Food Bank serves the 1 million food-insecure individuals in southeast Texas by distributing food and essentials through over 1,600 community partners. They also offer programs focused on nutrition education, health management, and assistance to help families achieve long-term stability. For more information and to sign up as an individual or large group, please visit their website:
Houston Food Bank - VolunteerCasa Juan Diego
Casa Juan Diego, founded in 1980 following the Catholic Worker model, serves immigrants, refugees, and the poor, expanding from one small house to nine. They publish the Houston Catholic Worker newspaper quarterly to share the values of their movement and highlight the stories of those affected by global economic challenges, while also providing hospitality and services for immigrant women, men, and children. For more information and to sign up as an individual or large group (maximum of 10 individuals), please visit their website:
Casa Juan Diego - VolunteerSociety of St. Vincent de Paul
The Society arrived in the United States in 1845, where the first conference was formed in St. Louis, Missouri. The first presence of the Society in the Galveston-Houston area was in 1871 at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Galveston. Today, there are 58 Conferences in the Galveston-Houston Council with more than 1,900 members growing spiritually through friendship and service to those in need. There are many ways and levels to volunteer.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul - VolunteerMagnificat House
Since 1968, Magnificat Houses has offered an alternative to the streets by sheltering, clothing, feeding and providing mental health support and spiritual guidance to men and women – of all mental abilities, social backgrounds, religions and cultures – as they rebuild their lives in community. For more information, to donate or volunteer opportunities, please visit their website:
Magnificat House - VolunteerSpecial Youth Services
Special Youth Services models the embrace of Christ through pastoral care, advocacy, and faith sharing in local juvenile justice centers, facilities, and programs including the promotion and coordination of restorative services to at-risk youth and their families. The SYS ministry encompasses all counties within our local Archdiocese, working with youth from ages 10-17. With the help of volunteers, Special Youth Services goes into the margins of the Houston community and serves young people who are currently involved, have been involved, or are at risk of being involved with the juvenile justice system. There are many ways to get involved, the most common of which is to sign up for a weekly Bible study in a facility. For more information or ways to get involved, visit their website:
Special Youth Services - Volunteer
For more information on service opportunities and ways to get involved, contact the Office of Young Adult & Campus Ministry at 713-741-8778, or [email protected] .
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