We are not strangers to each other and care about things like how someone is doing at the end of a busy day at work.  We eat together at least once a week for dinner. 

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Prayer is our fuel. We cannot mature as intentional disciples apart from knowing God intimately. In addition to regular sacraments (respecting COVID guidelines), we have group prayer commitments including a weekly Rosary and Divine Office. 

From our lived experience, we have seen young Catholics paralyzed by NATO - “No Action, Talk Only.” Our program of discernment, rooted in prayer, will be a safe and fun space to learn how to take actionable steps towards achievable, time-bound goals. We believe that being open to the Holy Spirit and being proactive are not mutually exclusive. Support includes spiritual direction, professional mentorship, and workshops on being Christ in fields like justice and advocacy, ministry, the arts, and entrepreneurship. 

At Harbor, residents will concretely invest our time, talent, and treasure for the growing of God’s kingdom. For example: 

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• Serving the Parish: Everyone in the house agrees to an act of service for the parish at least once a month.

• Serving the local community: We realize many young people don’t know how to engage with local justice, advocacy, or political initiatives. We want to help break that barrier.

• Financial literacy: wealth is a means, not an end. We’ll be learning the different ways we can use it for the Kingdom.

• Hospitality: Harbor is not meant for just residents. We’ll be living beyond the Catholic bubble, extending hospitality to both friends and strangers.

We will experiment with a co-working space, contingent on COVID regulations. It’s a space to work, network, encourage, and partner up on new ventures.  It will also be a place for Catholics who are seeking employment to come set up shop while looking for a job. 

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