Prayer

In writing to the Corinthians, St. Paul reminded these first Christians, “we are God’s fellow workers” (1 Cor 3:9).  There are many things that are needed in our broken world, but few if any are more desperately needed than prayer, because when prayers go up graces come down.  It is the prayer of Jesus that makes our prayers powerful, because he prays in us and with us. 



Opportunties for prayer:

Daily Readings found below - Click on the Green heading and it will take you to the        readings fround on the USCCB website.
Rosary~ 30 minutes before Tuesday and Wednesday Masses
Adoration ~ 60 minutes before Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday Masses
Divine Mercy Chaplet ~ 3:40 pm on Saturday afternoon before Benediction at 4 pm