What we Do

Back for its second year, the Rangers Club help fathers raise their sons (Grades 1-4) to be Christian men of character. The club helps young boys to develop virtues (fortitude, temperance, etc.) through talks and fun activities. It offers fathers the opportunity to spend memorable time with their sons and serve as a springboard for talking with them about their goals and the character traits they will need to achieve them. The Rangers club also helps families become friends with other families who are trying to raise their kids as exemplary Christians.

Each club meeting includes 

• A brief talk for fathers and sons together on some aspect of character  

• A fathers-only discussion on living the virtue and educating their sons in virtue while boys have a separate activity (e.g., soccer)

• An joint activity for boys and their fathers (Past Activities: paper airplane competition, trivia, BBQ grilling challenge) 

• A snack  

• A priest is available for confession

This club is inspired by the spirit of Opus Dei and is based on other father-son clubs that take place in various cities across the United States. A priest and laymen from Tekesta Study Center, a local center of Opus Dei, will be assisting in confession and formation activities.