St. Hedwig’s Young Adult Ministry serves Catholics between the ages of 18 and 36.
We are one of the most active young adult communities in the Diocese of Orange, and we regularly meet throughout the year for Bible studies, book clubs, Rosary, and socials.
Scroll down for our current schedule of events!
Get Connected
- Join our GroupMe to stay up to date on events and activities! Please contact Eric Bray, Youth & Young Adult Ministry Assistant, at [email protected] or 562-296-9020, for the GroupMe join link.
- For questions regarding Young Adult Ministry and Faith Formation, please contact George Vasquez, Youth and Young Adult Minister & Confirmation Coordinator, at [email protected] or (562) 296-9041.
Current Events

Rosary & Bible Study Night
Mondays at 7:00 PM in the Our Lady of Guadalupe Room (in the Parish Center across from Quinn Hall)
Start your week with hope, joy, and renewed faith!
We begin with the Rosary, followed by a guided Bible study and discussion focused on growing in faith together.
All young adults are welcome—whether you’re new to the Rosary and Scripture or have been praying and studying for years. Come as you are and spend time deepening your relationship with Christ in a supportive, welcoming environment!
Arts & Christ
Every first Wednesday of the month at 7:00 PM in the Our Lady of Guadalupe Room, Parish Center
This gathering brings young adults together to build and create religious crafts while reflecting on faith in a relaxed, welcoming environment.
No artistic experience is needed—just bring your creativity and an open heart. Supplies are provided, and all are welcome to come create, connect, and grow in Christ through art!


Dear young people, like the first disciples, follow Jesus! Do not be afraid to draw near to him, to cross the threshold of his dwelling, to speak with him, face to face, as you talk with a friend. Do not be afraid of the “new life” he is offering. He himself makes it possible for you to receive that life and practice it, with the help of his grace and the gift of his Spirit.
– Pope St. John Paul II