Holy Hour & Evening Prayer

A Time of Prayer, Hospitality, and Conversion

You are warmly invited to join us for a Holy Hour of Adoration, Benediction, and Evening Prayer (Vespers)—a sacred time to rest in the presence of Christ and open our hearts to renewal.

Rooted in our call to live as missionary disciples, this Holy Hour invites us first to be with the Lord before we are sent to witness His love in the world. In the quiet of prayer and adoration, we allow Christ to gaze upon us with mercy, healing, and hope—forming us more deeply as His disciples.

This month, as we reflect on the theme of Scrutiny and Conversion, we come with honest hearts, asking the Lord to search us, purify what needs healing, and renew within us a deeper desire to follow Him. In His Eucharistic presence, we are reminded that conversion is not a single moment, but a lifelong turning toward God’s love.

As a community committed to hospitality, we gather knowing that all are welcome—wherever you find yourself on your faith journey. Through prayer, silence, and shared worship, we create space for the Holy Spirit to move among us and within us.

During Evening Prayer (Vespers), we unite our voices with the prayer of the universal Church, offering gratitude for the day and entrusting our lives to God’s faithful care. In Benediction, we receive Christ’s blessing and are sent forth renewed—to love more generously, to serve more faithfully, and to live as signs of His presence in the world.

Come and rest in the Lord.
Come and be renewed.
Come and be sent.

All are welcome.

Reflection Questions for Prayer

You may wish to reflect quietly on one or two of these questions during the Holy Hour:

• Where is Christ inviting me to deeper conversion in my life right now?

• What is the Lord gently revealing that needs healing, surrender, or renewal?

• How am I being called to grow as a missionary disciple in my daily life?

• In what ways can I practice greater hospitality—welcoming Christ in others and in myself?

• How is God sending me forth to share His love after this time of prayer?