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Adoration Wednesday and Friday AM's after mass

We will conclude Mass each Wednesday and Friday morning with a few moments of Adoration.

Wednesday, April 6 at 7—8 pm. Join us for a few moments, or the entire hour, as long as you are able. Benediction begins at about 7:40 pm.
Lent- Stations of the Cross

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Jesus is Condemned /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7292.JPG _parent

Jesus Takes Up His Cross /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7294.JPG _parent

Jesus Falls The First Time /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7297.JPG _parent

Jesus Meets His Mother, Mary /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7299.JPG _parent

Simon Helps To Carry Jesus' Cross /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7300.JPG _parent

Veronica Wipes The Face Of Jesus /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7302.JPG _parent

Jesus Falls the Second Time /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7305.JPG _parent

Jesus Speaks To The Women And Children /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7307.JPG _parent

Jesus Falls A Third Time /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7309.JPG _parent

Jesus Is Stripped Of His Garments /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7311.JPG _parent

Jesus Is Crucified /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7313.JPG _parent

Jesus Dies On The Cross /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7315.JPG _parent

Jesus Is Taken Down From The Cross /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7316.JPG _parent

Jesus Is Laid In The Tomb /photoalbums/lent/IMG_7319.JPG _parent
Stations of the Cross during Lent

Every Friday during Lent: 8 AM Mass, 7:00 PM Station of the Cross, 7:30 PM Benediction
God Wants You

Adoration is an encounter with the living God, it is a moment when we allow Him to affirm the truth that He made us and He desires that we exist. He desires that we might have life and have it abundantly” (John 10:10). The answer to every question which pours forth from the human heart is love. We come to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament to understand, to be healed, to be free. We come and we place our needs before Him for ourselves and for those whom we love. Yet at base, what we are truly seeking to ‘know’ is that we are loved by God. He affirms this by simply remaining with us, with calling us to Himself. Jesus’ love is deep, pure, and strong. He not only created you, He desires you. Jesus thirsts for you. May we come to Adoration to express our deep love and thirst for Him.