We were created for prayer. Life is about learning how to pray. If the very purpose of human life is to know God and love God in eternity, then the purpose of life is prayer. And the more we pray, the happier we become. The more we pray, the less anxious we become, and we are filled with a greater peace of mind and heart. The more we pray, the more we understand ourselves, for we come to know God more intimately, by experience and we really only know ourselves to the degree that we know God personally. The more we pray, we begin to see the hand of God in our day to day life, that is, we see Him acting in our life. We begin to see that He loves us, personally.
We are happy to offer a variety of communal prayer options for our parishioners. Click on an listed below for more detailed information.
Prayers to the Holy Spirit - pray to the Holy Spirit so that we might develop a culture of evangelization and that we become true missionary disciples of Jesus Christ.
Divine Mercy Chaplet - prayed every Friday at 3pm in the Church asking for God's mercy.
Liturgy of the Hours - prayed communally at 10am on Sundays and 8:30pm on Thursdays.
Perpetual Adoration - spend an hour with Our Lord in Eucharistic Adoration
Rosary - prayed communally as a group on Saturdays at 4:30pm before the 5pm mass and at 7:00am before 7:30am Mass
Want to start praying but don't know how? Join Holy Family School of Faith every morning for an examination of conscience, Scripture meditation, and rosary – all under 20 minutes!
It’s perfect for your daily commute or morning coffee listening.
Want to start praying but don't know how? Join us every morning for an examination of conscience, Scripture meditation, and rosary – all under 20 minutes!
It’s perfect for your daily commute or morning coffee listening.
https://schooloffaith.com/daily-devotions
Stations of the Cross - prayed communally at 2:30pm and 7pm on most Fridays during Lent
St. Peregrine Devotion - pray for the sick of our families and parish after the 8:15am mass on the fourth Saturday of the month. Gather by the St. Peregrine statue.
St. Michael the Archangel Novena- St. Michael the Archangel is mentioned a few times in the Bible and is venerated as the ‘Prince of Angels.’ He is known for interceding for us for protection from evil and for healing.