John , Theme. Office for Evangelization Staff *These staff members also serve in the Center for Marriage, Family, and Life

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2 Theme Office for Evangelization Staff *These staff members also serve in the Center for Marriage, Family, and Life John , What does it mean to be Truly Present? In today s world, it is sometimes easier to be present to our phones instead of the people beside us. When Jesus encountered the Samaritan woman at the well (John 4:4-30, 39-42), he shows us how to be Truly Present to another. The Samaritan woman arrives at the well at noon because she wanted to avoid the community that had shunned her. In that moment, she is vulnerable and broken. Jesus meets her in this moment, and he speaks truth to her. They are present to each other in truth. Through this encounter, the woman is transformed and returns to her community to invite others to meet Christ. Today, we encounter Jesus, Truly Present, in the Eucharist. He desires to meet us in truth and vulnerability, but often, we are not truly present to Him. Hans Urs Von Balthasar, a Swiss theologian from the 20th century, reflects on this dilemma. Instead of truly encountering Christ, we raise up walls around our hearts. Our prayer becomes routine and stagnant. He writes, If you live near a waterfall, after a week, you ll no longer hear its rumble. In the same way, we have forgotten how to listen how to be truly present, both to God and to each other (Heart of the World). This is the call to be Truly Present. When in prayer, to focus our eyes on the waterfall that has become routine and recognize the face of Our Lord who desires to encounter us in truth. It is a call to be vulnerable with Jesus, to break down the walls and offer him our whole hearts, as they are. Like the Samaritan woman, we should be transformed through this encounter and be empowered to share that experience with our community. Office for Evangelization evangelization@richmonddiocese.org Center for Marriage, Family, and Life cmfl@richmonddiocese.org Michael F. School* Executive Director for Center for Marriage, Family, and Life Director for Evangelization mschool@richmonddiocese.org Daniel Whitehouse* Director of Programs and Support, Center for Marriage, Family, and Life Associate Director for Evangelization dwhitehouse@richmonddiocese.org Andrew Waring Associate Director for Campus Ministry awaring@richmonddiocese.org Angie Pometto Associate Director for Youth and Young Adults for Central and Western Vicariates apometto@richmonddiocese.org Chris Anderson Associate Director for Youth and Young Adults for Eastern Vicariate canderson@richmonddiocese.org Bert Drummond* Associate Director for Communications, Technology, and Special Projects bdrummond@richmonddiocese.org Carrie Poston Program Coordinator cposton@richmonddiocese.org Rhoda Bevc* Project and Marriage Preparation Coordinator rbevc@richmonddiocese.org Sandy Nixon Administrative Assistant snixon@richmonddiocese.org Karen Shufflebarger Administrative Assistant kshufflebarger@richmonddiocese.org

3 DIOCESAN MONTH OF SERVICE October, 2017 Throughout Diocese In James 2:14-17, we are reminded that faith without works is dead. Every Catholic is called to serve others. It is not just for a select few, but all the baptized. In serving others, we serve Jesus Christ himself. We show our love for God by loving others. The Office for Evangelization encourages all parishes, youth, college students, and young adults in the Diocese of Richmond to spend time in active service. In this way, we will be united as a diocese during the month of October in our response to follow Christ and care for his people. Each community can choose their own project and determine the length of time. NEW EVANGELIZATION TRAININGS Tuesday, October 17, 2017 Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Salem Wednesday, October 18, 2017 Pastoral Center in Richmond & Jubilee House in Abingdon Thursday, October 19, 2017 Immaculate Conception in Hampton As our parishes, schools, and campus ministries continue to creatively implement the diocesan pastoral plan for evangelization, Encounter the Joy of the Gospel and Set the World Ablaze, the Office for Evangelization provides an annual workshop to share ideas about how to best implement the plan locally. These sessions are open to any individual working on an evangelization team and provide a forum to share best practices. The focus continues to be on Stage Two: the Domestic Church. The 3-hour session (held on a week night) includes a keynote address, breakout sessions, and dinner. Registration is available online. CATHOLIC WOMEN S CONFERENCE Saturday, November 4, 2017 Richmond, Virginia Greater Richmond Convention Center CATHOLIC MEN S CONFERENCE Saturday, March 17, 2018 Williamsburg, Virginia Saint Bede Catholic Church The Annual Catholic Men s & Women s Conferences in the Diocese of Richmond are co-sponsored by the Center for Marriage, Family, and Life and the Office for Evangelization. These one-day conferences are intended for participants 18 and older. Each one features powerful and inspiring talks from dynamic keynote speakers. When not in general sessions with keynote speakers, participants may attend different breakout sessions, visit the expo area featuring many vendors and exhibitors, and receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Each conference usually concludes with Vigil Mass for Sunday. Visit for more information and to register for these great conferences. ORDINATION MASSES Saturday, May 19, 2018 for Transitional Diaconate Saturday, June 2, 2018 for Priesthood Each year, Bishop DiLorenzo ordains men to the transitional deaconate and holy priesthood. Transitional deacons are seminarians who have been studying in seminary and are ready to make one of the final steps toward ordination to priesthood. All ordinations take place at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond and all the faithful are encouraged to attend along with groups of youth and young adults from their respective parishes, Catholic schools, and campus ministry programs. MARCH FOR LIFE PILGRIMAGE January 18-19, 2018 Northern Virginia and Washington D.C. The Office for Evangelization sponsors an annual Diocesan-wide delegation to the annual March for Life in Washington, DC. The March for Life marks the anniversary of the landmark decision of the Supreme Court in Roe versus Wade which makes abortion legal in the United States. The diocesan delegation will participate in the Life is Very Good Rally hosted by the Diocese of Arlington on the evening of January 18 at the Eagle Bank Arena in Fairfax. The following morning there will be Mass at the same location with thousands of other youth and young adults from around the country. The delegation will then proceed from the Mass to the March for Life on the Downtown Mall in Washington, DC. General Audience

4 ENCOUNTER WITH CHRIST RETREATS EWC #184 March 16-18, 2018 Grace Bible Camp in Lexington EWC #185 April 6-8, 2018 Grace Bible Camp in Lexington Encounter with Christ is a peer-led weekend retreat which presents students in college with an fundamental understanding of a personal relationship with Jesus. Throughout the weekend, participants spend time growing in fellowship and friendship with college students from across the Diocese as they learn more about their relationship with Jesus and Church. NEW COLLEGE STUDENT RECEPTIONS Summer Sessions (Eastern, Central, and Western Vicariates) All recently graduated high school seniors are invited to attend an evening reception to learn about Campus Ministry at your new college or university. Students and parents will meet the campus ministry staff and hear talks about the transition to college. These free events are a great way to get connected before even arriving on campus. DIOCESAN COLLEGE WOMEN S RETREAT November 10-12, 2017 Watermarks Camp in Scottsville Designed for women who are in college across our Diocese, this retreat offers a chance to get away from the busyness of campus life and spend some time in community with other college-aged women in prayer, friendship, and fellowship. MEN S DISCERNMENT WEEKEND: Duc in Altum November 17-19, 2017 Roslyn Retreat Center in Richmond This event is sponsored and facilitated by the Office for Vocations. The weekend affords an opportunity for prayer and discernment for men of college age or older who are actively discerning a possible vocation to the priesthood or religious life. There is ample opportunity to speak one-on-one with priests and seminarians throughout the weekend and to hear them discuss how the Lord called them to discern their vocation. DIOCESAN COLLEGE SUMMIT February 9-10, 2018 Greater Richmond Convention Center in Richmond Join Catholic college students from all over the Commonwealth of Virginia for two days of fellowship, prayer, and formation. You don t want to miss this exciting weekend! There will be nationally recognized speakers, breakouts and workshops on a variety of topics, Mass with the Bishop, and Catholic college students from all over Virginia to meet and network with. The registration cost is inexpensive and includes bus transportation from your college/university, meals, and lodging. Young Adult Ministry is available for young adults (ages 18-30) throughout the Diocese of Richmond. We are actively working to support local leaders in this important ministry. Visit us at to see a full listing of local contacts and events. REGIONAL CONTACTS National trends show that many active young adult groups are regionally based and gather young adults from various parishes together for events. Currently, there are active young adult groups in the following regions within the Diocese of Richmond: Charlottesville Peninsula Richmond Roanoke Virginia Beach THEOLOGY ON TAP The Office for Evangelization supports several Theology on Tap chapters throughout the diocese. Theology on Tap is a catechetical program which gathers young adults together at a local bar or restaurant for a speaker on various faith-related topics. The following regions currently support Theology on Tap chapters: Charlottesville Peninsula Virginia Beach Campus Ministry in the Diocese of Richmond The Catholic Diocese of Richmond provides campus ministries programs and support at 25 colleges and universities spread around the Diocese. These ministries have staff members who are dedicated to serving college students and assisting them as they grow and mature in their faith. The structure of each program, and the type of staff supporting a specific ministry differs from school to school. Visit us at to learn more. College & Young Adults

5 LAYMAN S TERMS WEBINARS 3rd Thursday of each month September - December This new interactive monthly webinar is designed to explore a variety of topics related to the joys and challenges that we experience in the face of Jesus challenge to Go, and make disciples. Participants can tune in to learn and discuss topics relevant to living a Catholic Christian life in modern culture. Check out the details and sign up information on the website. NEW YOUTH MINISTER ORIENTATION August 28-29, 2018 Diocesan Pastoral Center in Richmond Each year, the Office for Evangelization hosts an orientation program for all new coordinators of youth ministry. Anyone in a new position (on staff or volunteer) within the last months should consider participating in this event. Along with time for prayer and fellowship, the orientation delves into several important topics such as safe environment regulations, confirmation requirements, risk management issues, and general best practices for those in ministry. YOUTH WORKERS RETREAT April 13-14, 2018 Roslyn Retreat Center in Richmond The Youth Workers Retreat is a great opportunity for anyone who works with middle and high school youth to go on retreat for themselves. Join fellow youth workers from throughout the diocese to be spiritually renewed. The teens that you minister to deserve a youth worker who fills him/herself spiritually. Come away and rest! MID-ATLANTIC CONGRESS (MAC) February 15-17, 2018 Baltimore, Maryland The Mid-Atlantic Congress is an annual gathering of pastoral leaders at the diocesan, parish, and school levels in Baltimore, Maryland. It is co-sponsored by the Association of Catholic Publishers (ACP) and the Archdiocese of Baltimore, in partnership with the National Leadership Roundtable for Church Management. Visit for more information. Be sure to contact our Office for Christian Formation prior to registering to get our diocesan rate. DEEP WATERS September 12, 2017 Immaculate Conception in Hampton September 13, 2017 Pastoral Center in Richmond & Christ the King in Abingdon September 14, 2017 Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Salem January 9, 2018 offered as a webinar only Deep Waters is a series of evening conferences designed to help youth ministers and other pastoral leaders further professional and ministerial development. The topics deal with practical aspects of ministry in the Church. Deep Waters nights are offered on a week night in each vicariate. There is no cost to attend and dinner is provided. The schedule for each session includes Mass at 6:00pm, dinner from 6:45pm-7:20pm, and a guest speaker presentation from 7:30pm-8:15pm. Check the website for more information. YOUTH WORKER APPRECIATION DINNERS February 28, 2018 Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Norfolk March 6, 2018 Saint Andrew in Roanoke & Jubilee House in Abingdon March 8, 2018 Immaculate Conception in Hampton March 13, 2018 Diocesan Pastoral Center in Richmond Once a year, all youth workers (staff and volunteer) will be invited to an appreciation dinner provided by the Office for Evangelization. Youth Ministers should consider inviting all adults who help in the parish ministry. All participants will be invited to nominate someone from their parish for the Saint John Bosco Award. There will also be one winners per vicariate of the Saint Vincent de Paul Award to honor those who are a special help to the diocese. The appreciation dinners are held in various locations throughout the diocese. YOUTH MINISTRY CERTIFICATE PROGRAM September 23, 2017 various locations December 2, 2017 various locations April 13-14, 2018 at Youth Worker s Retreat May 5, 2018 various locations The Office for Evangelization offers the Youth Ministry Certification program to provide formation for youth workers in the Diocese of Richmond. This in-depth program will offer presentations that are practical, academic, theological, and spiritual. All youth ministers who serve on parish staff are encouraged to participate in the program. All youth workers who serve as catechists are also invited to participate. This formation program will be held during one academic year. Upon completion, students will receive a Certificate in Youth Ministry that is validated through the Catholic Diocese of Richmond and Franciscan University of Steubenville. Continuing Education

6 VIRGINIA CATHOLIC YOUTH BUSCH GARDENS Saturday, October 7, 2017 Busch Gardens, Williamsburg Known as an ongoing tradition in the Catholic Diocese of Richmond, the Catholic youth of our Diocese gather at a theme park to have some fun together in community and fellowship. The day includes discounted admission to the park all day long, Sunday Vigil Mass, and dinner as a Diocese. MIDDLE SCHOOL RALLIES October 28, 2017 Charlottesville Catholic School in Charlottesville October 29, 2017 Bishop Sullivan High School in Virginia Beach The Middle School Youth Rally is a one-day diocesan gathering of all middle school (grades 6-8) youth from across the Diocese of Richmond. This is a high-energy day filled with opportunities to gather as a Catholic Diocesan community which integrates fun and community building with the richness of our Catholic faith. NET MINISTRIES DIOCESAN WORK CAMP June 23-29, 2018 Location TBD The Diocesan Work Camp is a weeklong camp experience for high school youth to serve brothers and sisters in need by making their homes safer, warmer, drier, and greener while also having the opportunity to grow in our Catholic faith. Work Camp is not just a youth event. It is an opportunity for parishes to make a difference in the lives of those in need right here in our diocese while encouraging youth to answer their baptismal call to serve others. STEUBENVILLE YOUTH CONFERENCE July 5-8, 2018 Atlanta, Georgia Steubenville Summer Youth Conferences provide a unique opportunity to gather with teenagers from across the nation in Catholic community. The conference combines inspiring talks, great music, time for prayer and fellowship, entertainment and liturgies. Each year the Diocese sends a delegation of high school youth to participate in the Steubenville Atlanta Youth Conference. The diocese coordinates, registration, transportation, and housing. November 9-22, 2017 Fall Tour February 20-March 13, 2018 Spring Tour NET Ministries challenges young Catholics to love Christ and embrace the life of the Church. Every August, young Catholics aged devote nine months to serving with the National Evangelization Teams (NET) to travel across the U.S. and share the Gospel with young people and their families. Since 1981, NET teams have led over 26,000 retreats and ministered to nearly two million young Catholics. Contact the Office for Evangelization for more information on how to bring at NET team to your parish or school. QUO VADIS: HIGH SCHOOL MEN S DISCERNMENT CAMP NCYC (National Catholic Youth Conference) July 16-20, 2018 Location TBD July 23-27, 2018 Location TBD November 16-18, 2017 Indianapolis, Indiana The National Federation of Catholic Youth Ministers (NFCYM) hosts a youth conference every two years which attracts over 20,000 Catholic teenagers from around the country. The NCYC is an exciting three-day experience intended to excite young people about their faith, social action, prayer, and learning. Registraiton is available through the Office for Evangelization. DIOCESAN YOUTH CONFERENCE February 9-11, 2018 Richmond Marriott & Greater Richmond Convention Center The Diocesan Youth Conference is a weekend event held each calendar year to gather high school youth from all 148 parishes in the Diocese of Richmond to one central location. The Conference is a highly energetic, engaging, and awesome opportunity for our high school teenagers to gather as a larger Church community and celebrate the amazing richness of our Catholic Christian faith. Middle & High School Youth July 9-13, 2018 University of Richmond in Richmond Quo Vadis is a Latin phrase meaning: Where are you going? The goal of this 4-day experience is to bring high school aged men together who desire to grow in faithful discipleship and personal holiness to be better able to discover their own vocation invitation from our Lord, whatever that might be. The week is highly energetic, fun, active, prayerful, and meant to build fellowship among the participants. Quo Vadis is open to all rising 10th through 12th graders. MIDDLE SCHOOL DAY CAMPS This camp brings together middle school youth from area parishes to grow in community, understanding of their faith, and relationship with Christ. Camp activities include games, service, prayer, water sports, community building and fostering a deeper spiritual understanding on specific topics related to the Catholic faith. FIAT DAYS RETREAT July 18-20, 2018 Shalom House in Montpelier Fiat is a Latin word that refers to Mary s response to the angel Gabriel, May it be done to me according to your word (Luke 1:38). The goal of Fiat Days is to bring together high school aged women who desire to grow in faithful discipleship and personal holiness and wish to explore their own vocation from the Lord, with a special focus on the call to religious life. Fiat Days will be a chance for young women to walk alongside women religious and learn more about what it means to live as a religious sister. It is open to all rising high school 10th graders through college freshmen.

7 CHRISTIAN AWAKENING RETREAT October Camp Bethel in Fincastle Christian Awakening is a peer-ministered retreat which enables the teenagers to come to know and experience Christ, and to see him in themselves and others. Youth are invited to explore ways of serving others and becoming better, more fully committed Christians. Christian Awakening (CA) builds on the foundational elements of the Discovery Retreat and is great for forming leaders in a parish community. This retreat is for 11th or 12th graders who are ready to live their faith in a profound way. As a reminder, these retreats should not be used as make-up for a Confirmation retreat. DIOCESAN CONFIRMATION RETREATS November 11, 2017 Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Salem Novembere 18, 2017 Saint Mary Catholic Church in Richmond February 24, 2018 Saint Mary Catholic Church in Richmond March 10, 2018 Saint Pius X Catholic Church in Norfolk To assist parishes with Confirmation retreats, the Diocese has partnered with NET ministries to offer oneday retreats to support parishes who need to provide a good retreat option. These retreats can be used as the complete parish Confirmation retreat OR as a make-up retreat. A modest cost is required and space is limited, so act quickly when registration opens. DISCOVERY RETREATS December 8-10, 2017 Watermarks Camp in Scottsville January 12-14, 2018 W.E. Skelton 4-H at Smith Mountain Lake February 23-25, 2018 W.E. Skelton 4-H at Smith Mountain Lake Discovery is a peer-ministered retreat for 9th and 10th grade students which encourages teenagers to discover their own identity and their relationship with God. The retreat is incredibly dynamic with talks, small group interaction and community-building experiences. It is based on the steps of evangelization and helps the young person know Jesus in faith! This is a great opportunity for freshman and sophomores to grow in their faith. As a reminder, these retreats should not be used as make-up for a Confirmation retreat. SOUTHWEST YOUTH RETREAT December 1-3, 2017 Camp Bethel in Wise This overnight retreat is an opportunity for high school youth from Southwest Virginia to participate in a retreat experience in their area. The retreat will include activities, talks, and prayer experiences. It will be a chance for youth to get to know each other and grow in their relationship with Christ and the Church. It is open to all students currently in high school, grades SCOUTING RELIGIOUS EMBLEM FACILITATOR TRAINING Saturday, September 16, 2017 Diocesan Pastoral Center in Richmond All scouts are invited to pursue religious emblems through their various units. Several religious emblems require that facilitators be trained before they work with Scouts on the emblems. This training opportunity will be a chance for all interested adults to learn how to facilitate these religious emblems for a scouting unit. The emblems that will be covered will include: Ad Altare Dei (Boy Scouts), Pope Pius XII (Boy Scouts), Marian Medal (Girl Scouts, American Heritage Girls), Spirit Alive (Girl Scouts, American Heritage Girls). SCOUTING CATHOLIC HERITAGE HIKE Saturday, March 3, 2018 Various Locations in Richmond This has become a recent yearly tradition in Richmond with councils joining together to explore several religious and historical sites in the city. The hike lasts the majority of the day and provides a great occasion for cameraderie and learning. All scouts are invited even if not local to Richmond. Look for information on the website in January or February to learn more about this fun outing. ANNUAL SCOUT MASS Eastern Vicariate Sunday, March 3, 2018 Saint John the Apostle in Virginia Beach Central/Western Vicariates Sunday, March 11, 2018 Saint Edward the Confessor in Richmond All youth and adults involved with Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, American Heritage Girls, or Trail Life in the Diocese of Richmond are invited to attend one of two annual Scout Masses. Those who have received religious medals will be honored at the Mass. These masses will be offered in both the Eastern and Central Vicariates with a reception following each Mass. CENTRAL SCOUTING EVENT Saturday, June 2, 2017 Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond All scouts are invited to attend the ordination Mass held at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond. Scouts should wear their uniforms and arrive at 9:15 am for a tour of the cathedral. The ordination Mass begins at 10:30 am, and lunch will be served in the courtyard after Mass. Attending an ordination Mass is one of the requirements to receive the Ad Altare Dei Medal. Youth Retreats Scouting

8 YOUTH YOUNG ADULTS COLLEGE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES 2017 At-A-Glance Calendar 2018 August 15 January 9 Deep Waters Webinar August New Youth Minister Orientation - Diocesan Pastoral Center, Richmond January Discovery 2 Retreat - W.E. Skelton 4-H, Smith Mountain Lake September 9 Empower Core Member Training (sponsored by LifeTeen) - Saint Benedict, Richmond January March for Life Youth Pilgrimage - Eagle Bank Arena in Fairfax & Washington, DC September 12 Deep Waters - Immaculate Conception, Hampton February 9-10 Diocesan College Summit - Greater Richmond Convention Center, Richmond September 13 Deep Waters - Pastoral Center, Richmond & Christ the King, Abingdon February 9-11 Diocesan Youth Conference - Downtown Richmond Marriott, Richmond September 14 September 16 September 19 September 23 October October 7 October October 17 October 17 October 18 October 19 October 28 October 29 November 4 November November 11 November November November 18 November 21 December 1-3 December 2 December 8-10 December 19 Deep Waters - Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Salem Scouting Religious Emblem Facilitator Training - Diocesan Pastoral Center, Richmond Youth Ministry Certificate Program - various locations Diocesan Month of Service (various locations) Virginia Catholic Youth Day - Busch Gardens, Williamsburg Christian Awakening Retreat - Camp Bethel, Fincastle New Evangelization Training - Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Salem New Evangelization Training - Pastoral Center, Richmond & Jubilee House, Abingdon New Evangelization Training - Immaculate Conception, Hampton Middle School Youth Rally - Charlottesville Catholic School, Charlottesville Middle School Youth Rally - Bishop Sullivan Catholic High School, Virginia Beach Catholic Women s Conference - Greater Richmond Convention Center, Richmond Diocesan College Women s Retreat - Watermarks Camp, Scottsville Diocesan Confirmation Retreat #1 - Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Salem National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC) - Indianapolis, Indiana Duc in Altum: Men s Discernment Weekend - Roslyn Retreat Center, Richmond Diocesan Confirmation Retreat #2 - Saint Mary Catholic Church, Richmond Southwest Youth Retreat - Camp Bethel, Wise Youth Ministry Certificate Program - various locations Discovery 1 Retreat - Watermarks Camp, Scottsville February February February 24 February 28 March 3 March 3 March 6 March 8 March 10 March 11 March 13 March March 17 April 6-8 April May 5 May 19 June 2 June 2 June July 9-13 July July July July Mid-Atlantic Congress (MAC) - Baltimore, Maryland Discovery 3 Retreat - W.E. Skelton 4-H, Smith Mountain Lake Diocesan Confirmation Retreat #3 - Saint Mary Catholic Church, Richmond Youth Worker Appreciation Dinner - Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Norfolk Scouting Catholic Heritage Hike - Richmond Annual Scout Mass (Eastern Vicariate) - Saint John the Apostle, Virginia Beach Youth Worker Appreciation Dinner - Saint Andrew, Roanoke & Jubilee House, Abingdon Youth Worker Appreciation Dinner - Immaculate Conception, Hampton Diocesan Confirmation Retreat #4 - Saint Pius X, Norfolk Annual Scout Mass (Central/Western Vicariates) - Saint Edward the Confessor, Richmond Youth Worker Appreciation Dinner - Diocesan Pastoral Center, Richmond Encounter with Christ Retreat #184 - Grace Bible Camp, Lexington Catholic Men s Conference - Saint Bede Catholic Church, Williamsburg Encounter with Christ Retreat #185 - Grace Bible Camp, Lexington Youth Workers Retreat - Roslyn Retreat Center, Richmond Youth Ministry Certificate Program - various locations Ordination Mass for Transitional Diaconate - Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Richmond Ordination Mass for Priesthood - Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Richmond Central Scouting Event - Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Richmond Diocesan Work Camp - Location TBD Quo Vadis: Young Men s Camp - University of Richmond Steubenville Youth Conference - Atlanta, Georgia Middle School Camp - Location TBD Fiat Days Retreat - Shalom House, Montpelier Middle School Camp - Location TBD General Inquiries evangelization@richmonddiocese.org 7800 Carousel Lane Richmond, VA cdrevangelization evangelizerva evangelizerva evangelizerichmond.org Scouting Inquiries scouting@richmonddiocese.org (phone) (fax)