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Attend a YCP event and join like-minded, mission-driven peers to find God in all things and seek excellence and joy in every area of your life.
YCP brings together young workers and seasoned business professionals in a variety of programs to foster Catholic identity, encourage community, and inspire action.
St. Joseph Saturdays are retreats open to the public that encourage young professionals to "look upon work with the eyes of faith" and see God's presence in their vocations and professional lives. Retreats include time for guided reflections, group discussion, confession, and Mass. They especially encourage reflection on the life of our YCP patron, St. Joseph the Worker, and the St. Joseph prayer we recite as a YCP community at the end of each event.
Featuring:
Reflections by: Fr. Glenn Sudano, CFR
Worship Music by: Break Ministry.
Mass, adoration, and confession will be included at the retreat!
Schedule
- 9:00 AM - Arrival + Breakfast (Will be provided)
- 9:30 AM - Opening Talk
- 10:00 AM - Small Group Discussion
- 10:30 AM - Guided Meditation
- 11:10 AM - Rosary + Mass
- 12:30 PM - Final Blessing
- 1:00 PM - Optional Lunch - Prestige Diner - A group reservation will be made; the lunch will not be sponsored. Please bring means of payment.
Join us!
Come belong to the nation's largest young professional Catholic network. Together we'll learn to live and share our Catholic faith through our daily work. Access member-exclusive events and more!
Fr. Glenn Sudano, CFR, is a dynamic speaker and well known, gifted Spiritual Director. He is one of the eight founding members of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, founded in the spring of 1987. Fr. Glenn is a master tactician in the spiritual warfare of our day. You will not want to miss his incisive analysis and his battle plan to lead your family to safety.
Fr. Glenn is from Brooklyn, and briefly pursued a career in television before entering the Capuchins in 1978 with the encouragement of the well-known Father Benedict Groeschel. He continues to serve the community and others through spiritual direction, pastoral counseling, spiritual deliverance ministry, and more. Presently, the Community has over 140 members and 15 friaries in five countries.
Fr. Glen has led retreats for groups and parishes throughout the United States and in Europe. He has appeared on EWTN, Relevant Radio and at Marian Conferences. Currently, Father Glenn resides at Holy Family Farm, a faith-based initiative of Catholic laity. Their mission is the formation of men between the ages of 18 and 30 for a fulfilling life of faith, commitment, and purpose. Father Glenn provides leadership, spiritual guidance and counseling for both the staff and the residents.
