I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever; and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world. (John 6:51)
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Adoration 101: What to do at Adoration
- Eucharistic Adoration is the Worship of Christ outside of Mass. When you go to Adoration, you pray, sit, stand, or prostrate in the real prescence of Jesus Christ found on the Altar. It is a divinely beautiful opportunity to sit with Jesus to pour out your love to him and for him to pour out His love for you. Experience revival through spending as little as 10 minutes in front of the Blessed Sacrament with Jesus.
Adoration Schedule:
- First Fridays of the Month, 8:30am-12:00pm. Contact the office for more information.
- First Sundays of the Month, 8:00pm-9:00pm. Confessions will be provided.
- Bi-weekly Wednesday Student Adoration, 4:30pm-5:45pm. Contact Edgar Guzman for more details.
Commit to Christ:
- Volunteers are needed to safeguard our Lord and grow in faithfulness to Him. Please contact the office to volunteer to stay with our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament for a 30-minute time slot.
Confession Schedule:
Please stay after the 9:30am mass on the First Sunday of every month to participate in our Eucharistic Procession. Come join us as Jesus is taken into our community!
Mass Schedule:
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Thank you for joining us for our Rediscovering the Mass series. Recordings can be found at our YouTube channel:
Liturgy of the Eucharist: https://www.youtube.com/live/2En2XLLlYME?feature=shared
Liturgy of the Hours 101: What is the LOTH?
- The Liturgy of the Hours is the daily prayer of the Church. After the mass, the Liturgy of the Hours is the primary liturgical prayer of the Church. Following Christ's words to, "pray without ceasing", the Church is united in prayer all over the world together.
Lauds Schedule:
- Monday through Friday, 7:30am-7:50am. Meet in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel.
This Fall 2023, Faith, Family, and Friends will kindly be partnering with the Newman Center Eucharistic Revival Team to bring the Jesus and the Eucharist study to parishoners. A hosted, morning session is in the works for anyone unable to make this evening class.
Schedule:
Morning Session Dates:
October 10 | October 17 | October 24 | November 10 | November 17 | November 14 | November 28
Faith, Family, and Friend Session Dates: October 10 | October 17 | October 24 | November 17 | November 14 | November 28
Topics:
Session 1 (October 10): What’s Our Story? Who Is Jesus?
The Bible is the story of God’s love for us. He created us out of love, redeemed us by his love, and transforms us in his love. Jesus is both God and man, therefore he reveals who God is in relation to us. Jesus asked Simon Peter, “Who do you say that I am?” (Matthew 16:15) He asks this same question of us: who do you say Jesus is?
Session 2 (October 17): Am I Saved?
Salvation is a gift from God through Jesus Christ that requires our “yes.”
Session 3 (October 24): Why a Church?
Jesus didn’t simply leave us a written message or instruction manual to follow. He gave us a living, dynamic Church where we encounter him personally and allow ourselves to be transformed into his likeness.
Session 4 (November 7): God Is With Us
God’s presence in the Old Testament foreshadows the gift of the Eucharist, one of the seven sacraments of the Church. Jesus established the Eucharist to give us strength and accompany us at every moment of our earthly journey.
Session 5 (November 14): The Story of the Eucharist
The story of the Eucharist can be traced throughout Scripture. From Genesis to the present day, this session explores how the Cross is the new Tree of Life, and the Eucharist is its fruit.
Session 6 (November 28): Bread for the Journey
The Eucharist sustains us on our spiritual journey. Our participation at Mass through the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist is an offering of thanksgiving to God. We are then sent forth to share what we have received.