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| Frassati Society of Minnesota |
| "Behold the man of the eight Beatitudes who bears in himself the Grace of the Gospel, the Good News, the Joy of Salvation offered to us by Christ." |
| Our Mission Following in the footsteps of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, the Frassati Society of Minnesota offers spirited outdoor adventures, courageous works of service, and opportunities for prayer, while fostering Christian camaraderie inspired by the Beatitudes. In this way,the Frassati Society encourages men and women to discover Christ and the life of the Church. |
| Our Outdoor Inspiration "Every day my love for the mountains grows more and more. If my studies permitted, I'd spend whole days in the mountains contemplating the Creator's greatness in that pure air." - Pier Giorgio Frassati |
| Our Cultural Inspiration "In this trying time that our country is going through, we Catholics, and especially we students, have a serious duty to fulfill: our self-formation... We, who by the grace of God are Catholics, must steel ourselves for the battle; we shall certainly have to fight to fulfill our program and give our country, in the not to distant future, happier days and a morally healthy society. But to achieve this we need constant prayer to obtain from God the grace without which all our powers are useless; organization and discipline to be ready for action at the right time; and finally, the sacrifice of our passion and of ourselves, because without that we cannot achieve our aim." - Pier Giorgio Frassati |
| Our Spiritual Inspiration "With all the strength of my soul I urge you young people to approach the Communion table as often as you can. Feed on this Bread of the Angels whence you will draw all the energy you need to fight inner battles...." - Pier Giorgio Frassati Copyright © 2007 Frassati Society of Minnesota Serving Minneapolis/St. Paul and the Twin Cities Metro area of MN |
Verso l'alto! (Toward the Heights!)
-Pope John Paul II