Here are several ways to strengthen your personal relationship with God, embrace the teachings of Jesus, understand the Gospel, and enhance your spiritual life and practices. For more information about any of these ministries, please contact the church office at 985-446-6801.

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Adult Come Lord Jesus/Scripture Study - Come Lord Jesus is a scripture study focusing on the weekly gospel. Adults are invited to attend 
the study, which is held on Mondays from 9:30 - 10:30 in Didier Hall. All are welcome.

Rosary - The Rosary is prayed every Wednesday and Friday following the daily Mass at 8 AM in the church. All are welcome.

Adult Sacraments -OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation of Adults) is for persons who have not been baptized and wish to become full members of the Catholic Church. Adults who have been baptized and desire the Sacrament of Eucharist (First Communion) and/or Confirmation need to contact the Youth Formation Office at 985-446-6801 for more details.

Youth Formation - Youth Ministry at St. Bridget Parish serves youth from Kindergarten to young adults. Youth Game/Movie Nights and Vacation Bible School are for the young. Youth retreats are held for students in 4th - 11th grade. Diocesan youth events are sponsored for youth beginning in the 6th grade. The annual Steubenville on the Bayou Youth Conference is held in the summer for students who have completed grade 8 through the 1st year of college. Contact the Youth Formation Office at 985-446-6801 for more details on getting involved and/or volunteering to help.

Adult Formation: The vision of adult formation from the Houma-Thibodaux Diocese 

During the Strategic Planning “listening sessions”, Adult Formation arose as a top priority from the lay faithful in the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux. In light of this hunger, the Office of Parish Support has put intentional discernment and planning into a vision for Adult Formation. This vision sees Adult Formation as an intentional, ongoing process that ushers parishioners into a small group culture where they feel a sense of belonging and trust. These small groups, centered around community and prayer, are the venue where adults can share the lived experience of becoming disciples of Christ. 
 
This involves an overarching process rooted in the belief that the Church’s mission of making disciples, received from Christ Himself, is the central reason why the parish exists. 
 
Therefore, all other parish ministries and programs are oriented towards “making disciples” as their final goal by aligning with small groups and fostering intentional “handoff”. 
 
As Adults participate in the Liturgy, small groups, personal prayer, and other parish ministries such as retreats and service, the movements of Connect, Encounter, Conversion, Growth, and Mission are able to take root in the heart.

At this time, there are no small groups at St. Bridget Parish.