Westminster Youth Ministry (WYM) is the Diocese of Westminster's youth department. It works to help provide young people with the tools and support they need to be great - to be the saints and role models of the 21st century. By working with the parishes, as well as other Catholic organisations, WYM hopes to ignite the flame of faith in the hearts of young people!
Known as “The Millennial Saint”, Blessed Carlo Acutis was just 15 when he died. But this computer programming millennial has left a powerful legacy that inspires young people around the world. Here are some of his best quotes.
Today we thank God for the life of Carlo Acutis, who will be beatified on Saturday 10 October.
As of publishing, schools across the Diocese of Westminster are resuming teaching and parishes are restarting some activities. As we go through this lockdown process, we thought you might like to know about the current situation of Westminster Youth Ministry and what we’re planning for the future.
This Autumn term, our Westminster Music Ministy Scholarship is moving ONLINE!
Holly gives us some advice on ways to get into the spirit of the virtual Walsingham pilgrimage.
The corona virus pandemic and subsequent lockdown period effectively curtailed the SPEC Retreat Centre’s ability to lead retreats for young people from schools and parishes across the Diocese.
During this time in which we can’t leave our homes or go to Mass, follow us on our social media platforms to stay in touch.
With schools across the country shut down due to the pandemic sweeping the world right now, parents everywhere are having to learn quickly about homeschooling. For many, this is a new and daunting task, but fortunately there is help! Here, homeschooling mums Francesca, Maria and Grace share their tips.
Following on from the Prime Minister’s message yesterday evening, churches in the Diocese of Westminster are to close with immediate effect and to remain closed until further notice.
Lent in Isolation is a video series created to spiritually nourish those isolated from their faith practices as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
