Organizations
The Ladies Guild was the very first parishioner organization established at the founding of St. Robert’s and has a long history of promoting faith and fellowship.
The Knights of Columbus is a family-oriented, fraternal service organization dedicated to serving the Catholic Church and community. It supports the St. Robert Bellarmine pastors, parish, community, and youth group through activities including the student pro-life essay contest, free throw contest, soccer challenge, One Rose One Life, Special Friends of Jesus Mass, and Tootsie Roll sales to benefit the intellectually and physically disabled.
Catholic Daughters of the Americas is one of the largest women’s organizations in the Americas and founded in 1903. Our Court – Court Our Lady of the Rosary - was formed in 2002 and will celebrate our 20 th anniversary this year.
St. Robert Bellarmine Young Adult Community is a group with intentional foundations of fostering the Catholic faith and building community in young adult life. Whether you are new to the parish, a former alumnus of St. Robert Bellarmine school, or just interested in seeing what the parish has to offer, this organization provides a new environment for experiencing one’s faith through social networking, community building, and service opportunities.
The Robotics Club is an extra-curricular club where students can learn and apply concepts in science, technology, engineering, and math (also known as STEM). Activities vary by age group starting with the LEGO Mindstorm kits all the way up to "blue sky"; robot design using VEX Robotics materials. Competition level teams take their robot design to tournaments to compete with robots from other schools. The Robotics Club offers the following levels of involvement:
St. Robert offer the opportunities to join Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, or Girl Scouts.
If you are 55+ and would like to gather with old friends and meet new ones, we invite you to join St. Robert Bellarmine group!
Grandfriends meets on the second Monday of the month. We are a group of adults aged 50 and above who meet to enjoy entertainment, interesting speakers, and good food. Rides can be arranged, and new members are always welcome. A host is responsible for each monthly gathering.
New Life functions as a support group for widowed parishioners, those who have been separated by death from their lifelong partners. Support is offered in several ways. The newly bereaved are contacted with the group’s expression of sympathy on behalf of St. Robert’s.