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 to contemplate the faithful witness of Mary, our Mother and model of discipleship.
As missionary disciples, we look to Mary as the one who first welcomed Christ into her life with trust, humility, and love. Her yes teaches us how to receive God’s presence with open hearts and how to carry Christ into the world with tenderness and courage. In her, we see what it means to listen deeply, to ponder God’s Word, and to remain faithful even when the path is uncertain.
During this Holy Hour, we are invited to sit with Mary at the feet of her Son—to allow His presence in the Eucharist to shape us more fully into disciples who live with faith, hope, and love. Through her gentle intercession, we learn how to welcome Christ more fully into our own lives and into the lives of those we serve.
Rooted in the spirit of hospitality, we gather as a community where all are welcome—where hearts are lifted, burdens are shared, and grace is received. Together, we create space for prayer, stillness, and encounter with the living God.
In Evening Prayer (Vespers), we join the prayer of the Church throughout the world, offering thanksgiving for the day and entrusting our lives to God’s care. Through Benediction, Christ blesses and sends us forth, strengthened to live as missionary disciples who reflect Mary’s trust, compassion, and openness to God’s will.
Come and rest in the Lord.
Come and walk with Mary.
Come and be renewed in faith.
All are welcome.
You may wish to reflect prayerfully on one or two of these questions during the Holy Hour:
How does Mary’s trust in God inspire my own response to His call?
Where is Christ inviting me to say “yes” more fully in my life right now?
How can I welcome Jesus more deeply into my heart, my home, and my daily life?
In what ways am I being called to reflect Mary’s compassion and attentiveness to others?
How is God sending me forth as a missionary disciple through Mary’s example?