Community Project brings virtue in to the center for Catholic dating – and life

FIVE ADULTS THROUGH THE CUSTOMS VENTURE ARRIVED IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA IN MID-OCTOBER FOR THE SEVEN-WEEK EVANGELIZING MISSION INITIATED BY THE ARCHDIOCESAN MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFESTYLE AND YOUTH AND YOUNGER ADULT MINISTRIES. THE BUSINESS FOUNDED BY TEENAGERS TAKES AN APPROACH OF PRIVATE ENCOUNTER IN ENGAGING PEERS ON THESE TOPICS AS DATING IN A OVER-SEXUALIZED HERITAGE. (COURTESY PICTURE)

The term “hookup culture” has entered the lexicon for only about anybody out in the world that is dating. That’s because hookups, which skip dating and forego the values of chastity and dedication, are incredibly accepted that the advice book for girls describes simple tips to “be a girl” after a third-date hookup.

“Something just isn’t functioning right. Individuals actually don’t learn how to date anymore,” stated Megan Harrington, co-producer of the soon-to-be-released documentary, “The Dating Project,” which premiered during the Downtown Los Angeles Movie Festival Sept. 24 and it is an array of the Heartland Movie Festival Oct. 19 in Indianapolis.