đź“… Date: Saturday, 10th October
⏰ Time: 8:30AM onwards
📍 Where: Archbishop’s Seminary, Rabat
About this year’s Plexus
Neurodiversity is no longer a “fringe” issue – it is the living reality of families sitting in every one of our pews. And yet, many people navigating these challenges still find themselves on the margins: overlooked, misunderstood, or simply unseen. Whether it’s the cost of professional support or the honest uncertainty of not knowing how to respond to “different” behaviours, the result is the same – people feel alone in a community that was made for them.
That’s exactly where you come in.
Pope Leo reminds us that genuine peace is built on justice and dignity. We may not be able to stop wars on the other side of the world, but we have enormous power over how we treat the person beside us in our shared spaces. Loving the vulnerable isn’t a lofty ideal; it is our Catholic calling.
Youth leaders told us in our meetings, parish priests mentioned the concern, and community members have brought the subject – asking how to keep youth ministry truly open and welcoming, without feeling overwhelmed or ill-equipped to do it well.
So this year, Plexus is answering that call.
Together, we will bring our real experiences to the table, let the Gospel stretch and challenge us, and walk away with practical tools to lead with greater confidence and compassion. Because the goal isn’t just inclusion as a policy, it is belonging as a culture. Parishes and communities where every young person is genuinely known, warmly welcomed, and unconditionally loved.
This is the work. And you are exactly the right people to lead it.