Catholic Singles Social WNY

08/06/2026

07/26/2026

🌞 Summer Singles Social THIS WEDNESDAY!

Looking for a fun way to meet other Catholic singles this summer?

Join us for a relaxed evening of faith, fellowship, great conversation, live music, and delicious food in the beautiful Garden Room with access to the outdoor patio at Kloc’s Grove!

🎵 Live Acoustic Music by Landon John
🥂 One complimentary drink
🧀 Appetizer spread
🎲 Icebreaker game with prizes
🍰 Special sweet treat as we celebrate the 30th Live Victorious event!

Whether you’re attending your first Catholic Singles Social or reconnecting with familiar faces, this is a wonderful opportunity to meet new people and enjoy a summer evening together.

📅 Wednesday, July 29
🕕 6:00–9:00 PM
📍 Kloc’s Grove – Garden Room & Outdoor Patio
👥 Catholic Singles Ages 21–49

A special thank you to our event sponsor, Knights of Columbus Father Baker Council #2243, for helping make this event possible.

📢 Event Update: If you saw one of our earlier posts, please note that Kloc’s Grove has discontinued its public Party in the Pavilion summer series. Our private Catholic Singles Social is still happening as scheduled, with a few updates to the evening, including live acoustic music by John Landon, an appetizer spread, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Please see the event page for complete details.

🎟️ Tickets are available—but don’t wait! This event is just days away.

👉 Reserve your spot today: https://www.livevictoriouswny.com/catholic-single-socials-in-wny/summer2026

Tag a single Catholic friend who should come with you! 😊

07/17/2026

☀️ Summer Singles Social – Party in the Pavilion! 🎸 🎶

Looking for a fun way to meet other Catholic singles this summer?

Join us for an evening of live music by Party of Nine, great food, refreshing drinks, and meaningful conversation in a relaxed outdoor setting!

Whether you’re new to our events or have attended before, we’d love to have you join us as we celebrate a special milestone:

✨ The 30th Live Victorious Event! ✨

📍 Kloc’s Grove
🗓 Wednesday, July 29, 2026
⏰ 6:00–9:00 PM
👥 Catholic Singles Ages 21–49

Your ticket includes:
✔️ One drink
✔️ Your choice of a featured menu item
✔️ Live music
✔️ An opportunity to connect with fellow Catholic singles

A special thank you to our event sponsor, Knights of Columbus Father Baker Council 2243, for their generous support. 🙌🏼

🎟 Tickets & Details:
tinyurl.com/CSS21-July

Invite a friend and join us for a great summer evening of faith, friendship, and fun!

07/17/2026

Community Event:
Assumption Picnic & Rosary by the Lake

07/17/2026

Community Event:
St. Greg’s Young Adult Mass

06/14/2026

Check Out This July Event Hosted by Our Friends at Victorious Hearts Ministry!
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06/14/2026

This week! 🙏🏻

05/05/2026

Gen Z is flocking to church in droves.

Young Catholics are filling churches across New York City, driven by a growing desire for tradition, community and moral order in an increasingly secular world.

It's a notable shift as young people—particularly young men—increasingly prioritize religious devotion.

05/05/2026

For years, churches have worried about empty pews. At St. Joseph’s Church in Greenwich Village, the problem is flipped: There isn’t enough room.

A recent 6 p.m. Sunday Mass felt like a sold-out event. Every inch of pew space was filled, mostly with young adults. An hour earlier, many of these same worshipers had been eating pizza.

For the past months, two 20-somethings, Anthony Gross and Kate DePetro, have hosted “Pizza to Pews,” a pre-Mass meetup at The Pizza Box nearby. More than 100 young adults showed up the first week; by the third, it was 200. Some drive in from Long Island; others take the train from Boston. Then, like a field trip, the group walks to church together.

Gen Z Christians attend church more often than millennials, Gen X and baby boomers, according to the Barna Group, a firm that studies U.S. faith trends. In 2025, the typical Gen Z churchgoer attended nearly two weekends a month, the highest level since the firm began tracking, and up from around one weekend a month in 2020.

Young men in particular are more interested in faith. A Gallup poll released in April found that in 2025, 42% of young men said religion is very important to them, up sharply from 28% in 2023, and overtaking young women.

🔗 Read more: https://on.wsj.com/4wpJ0XB