Altar Quest!

An evening gathering of prayer and fun for young men in 6th, 7th and 8th grades who want to better know and live their faith.

Conveniently scheduled at a location near you!

All previous Altar Quest evenings were well attended. 

Don't miss the upcoming dates.

All Altar Quest evenings are at

St. Edward Church

Rockford, Illinois

6 - 9 p.m.

Do You Feel A CALL to Altar Quest?

...Drawn by the C A L L of JESUS??  He Loves You. Are you OPEN to His call? Do you want to spend time with others who are trying to hear the same call?

- Upcoming Altar Quest Dates-

June 3, 2005

July 1, 2005

Altar Quest 

For Catholic young men in 6th, 7th or 8th grades who would 

like to learn more 

about their Catholic 

faith and the Catholic priesthood.

Altar Quest

Typical Evening Schedule

6:00 p.m. - Dinner

6:30 p.m. - Talk & Games

7:15 p.m. - Adoration/Prayer

9:00 p.m. - Conclusion

Altar Quest

For young men even if they have not attended the Jeremiah Days summer camp.

Altar Quest

A good chance for 

young men 

to experience 

spiritual growth.

Altar Quest 

A good place 

for young men 

to find 

Christian comaraderie. 

Altar Quest 

A great place for 

young men to meet 

others their age 

with similar values.

Altar Quest 

A wonderful evening 

that always includes 

prayer, games, and 

good conversation!

Altar Quest

A wonderful evening 

that includes dinner!

Altar Quest

Includes a Holy Hour

with Rosary and

Exposition of the

Blessed Sacrament!

In order to continue the camaraderie 

and formation that so many young men have received at the Jeremiah Days Vocation Camp and elsewhere, the Office of Vocations is hosting bi-monthly Altar Quest evenings throughout this year. 

While the activities on the 

schedule are meant for the young men 

alone, parents are welcome to attend the Holy Hour that will be part of the evening if they find themselves with some free time while waiting for their son.

The many good things that the young 

men experience need to be 

supplemented throughout the 

year, or, to use a biblical analogy, 

the good seed planted in fertile 

soil still needs to receive water.