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July 25-27, 2025

Steubenville St. Paul

University of St. Thomas

St. Paul, MN

2025 Registration opens November 20, 2024

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Early Bird Pricing (Nov. 20- Dec. 8): $320

Regular Pricing (Dec. 9- May 7): $330

Late Pricing (after May 7): $345

Housing is included with your ticket. Participants, Chaperones, and Group Leaders will be assigned to dorm rooms on campus, separated by gender and type. Priests are housed at the St. Paul Seminary.

The following meals are included with the ticket price: Friday Dinner, Saturday Breakfast, Saturday Lunch, Saturday Dinner & Sunday Breakfast. 

The following meals can be added on if requested:

Sunday Box Lunch: 2025 Prices Coming Soon

Steubenville St. Paul Lead Week is July 21-25, 2025

Registration opens November 20, 2024

Applications due March 1, 2024

Meet the #SteubieStPaul Ministry Team

Oscar Rivera, Jr. | Host

Fr. Rick Martignetti, OFM | Priest

David Calavitta | Speaker

Chika Anyanwu | Speaker

Sonar Worship feat. Aly Aleigha

Franciscan LEAD

Let FRANCISCAN LEAD prepare your teens for the next level of Leadership, Evangelization and Discipleship. Their witness will never be the same!

Registration opens November 20, 2024

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Steubenville Conference?

The Steubenville Youth Conferences, an outreach of Franciscan University of Steubenville, are a series of 19 conferences across North America that help teens encounter the love of Christ every summer. Our mission is to build the Church by evangelizing, equipping, and empowering God’s children to become radical and joyful disciples. For more information about the Steubenville Conferences, visit steubenvilleconferences.com.

What does a conference weekend look like?

Participants arrive with their groups and check-in mid-afternoon Friday. After dinner, the conference starts with a welcome from the Conference Host, who is part of the Ministry Team, a short teaching about worship and the Keynote address. The evening concludes with simple Eucharistic Adoration followed by time for the participants to gather in their small groups and/or go to Confession.

Saturday begins with Mass and a morning Keynote. Afterwards there are separate Men’s and Women’s sessions that typically focuses on how to live a chaste life in the world today. After lunch and Men’s and Women’s session the afternoon begins with Recharge, a time for everyone to relax, play games, have small group time, and another opportunity for Confession. Following Recharge groups gather together for the afternoon Keynote.

Dinner, small group time and an opportunity for Confession begin Saturday evening. This is followed by the Keynote and, what is often described by teens and adults alike as the absolute highlight of the weekend, Eucharistic Adoration with formal procession throughout the entire arena. Again, at the conclusion, groups gather for their small group time and/or Confession.

Sunday morning starts with the Keynote address, which generally focuses on how to bring the things they have heard throughout the weekend into a personal and practical reality for their everyday life. The conference wraps-up with the closing Mass usually celebrated by the local Bishop.

How many chaperones do I need?

Conference policy is one adult for every eight youth of the same gender. Chaperones must be 21 and older and show compliance with the safe environment requirements of their home diocese. 

Can I bring a priest with my group?

Bishops and priests are asked and strongly encouraged to attend the Steubenville Youth Conferences. All bishops and priests attend free of charge and must be registered online with your group. Bishops and priests may NOT register as chaperones. We ask that all bishops and priests participate in Liturgies and Reconciliation during the conference weekend, therefore, groups must have other adult males registered to meet the chaperone requirements.

Are conference t-shirts available?

Yes – T-shirts will be available for preorder in the spring!

Can young adults attend the conference?

The Steubenville Youth Conferences serve high school students, those entering 9th– 12th grades or who will have just graduated from high school. To be eligible to attend, teens must have at least completed 8th grade. Young adults ages 19-20 are invited to attend the conference with your group. They may not be chaperones or counted as youth. As an alternative, they may be interested in serving as Volunteers. All young adults attending with groups are required to show compliance with the Safe Environment requirements of their home dioceses.

Is housing provided in the ticket price?

Housing is included with your ticket for Steubenville St. Paul. Participants, Chaperones, and Group Leaders will be assigned to dorm rooms on campus, separated by gender and type. Priests are housed at the St. Paul Seminary.

Do I need all of the names of my group members when I register?

No. When you register your group, you only need to reserve the number of participants in your group (teens, young adult, group leader, chaperones, and priests.) All participants must be registered by June 25.

Do I need a deposit to reserve my tickets?

Yes. There is a $50.00 non-refundable, non-transferable deposit per ticket. This is due 2 weeks after you register your group. 

I am not part of a group. Can I still register?

No. All participants must be registered with a group. A group consists of one adult leader with one or more teen participants. Chaperones are required to accompany each teen, with a ratio of 1 chaperone per 8 youth of the same gender.

Which meals are included?

The following meals are included with the ticket price: Friday Dinner, Saturday Breakfast, Saturday Lunch, Saturday Dinner & Sunday Breakfast. 

The following meals can be added on if requested:

Sunday Box Lunch: 2025 Prices Coming Soon

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