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About us

Young people from the parishes of Sant Mateu, Sant Rafael and Sant Narcís, in Barcelona

In August 2027 we want to go together to World Youth Day in Seoul, the first ever held in South Korea.

In October 2026 we closed registration for the group and met at the parish to begin the way we want to do everything: first praying and then getting down to work.

We’re not each paying for the trip on our own: we’re paying for it together, with campaigns like the Christmas hampers. Whoever gives us a hand walks with us. See our clear accounts

Meet us on video

A group of young pilgrims, seen from behind and carrying rucksacks, walking along a road between wheat fields

“Por qué caminas”

Parroquies de Sant Mateu i Sant Rafael · 2023

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The video we used to introduce ourselves in 2023, on our way to Lisbon. It’s on our parishes’ channel.


In the first person

Our three parishes

Each of us comes from our own parish, but we walk the way together. The hampers are collected at the parish of Sant Mateu.

  • The parish of Sant Mateu, on Via Favència in Barcelona: the brick church with its bell tower and clock, among trees, on a blue-sky day.

    Sant Mateu Parish

    Via Favència, 80 · 08042 Barcelona

    Order collection
    Parish of Sant Mateu
    to be confirmed
  • The church of Sant Rafael, white with two bell towers

    Sant Rafael Parish

    Pl. Can Ensenya, s/n · 08042 Barcelona

  • The church of Sant Narcís, with its concrete bell tower, among blocks of flats

    Sant Narcís Parish

    C/ Antonio Machado, s/n · 08042 Barcelona

Who accompanies us

to be confirmed


The Fent camí newsletter

Fent camí is also our paper newsletter, the one for the families of the parish. The October 2026 issue (year 6, no. 3) carries the article by Fr Ferran Lorda Donat that gives meaning to all of this.

Read the article in the journal: “What seemed like a dream... came true”

I’d like a hamper