Welcome

After the 9 am Mass on the last Sunday of every month, a group gathers in the Guadalupe Chapel to pray the rosary for the unborn

We are delighted to announce the launch of a Centering Prayer Group created in response to your requests for opportunities to deepen your faith. These weekly sessions will offer a supportive group where you can learn about Centering Prayer and practice it alongside Lectio Divina. Intended to enrich your current prayer life, Centering Prayer fosters a deeper relationship with God through silent,  receptive prayer. It complements, rather than replaces, other forms of prayer. Our first meeting will be on Thursday, January 23, in Room #1 from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, and we will continue to meet every Thursday at the same time. We warmly invite you to join us on this enriching spiritual journey!

This training is only for volunteers/ministers at St. Luke.  No childcare is provided.  Walk-ins are not allowed.  Training will be in Classroom #6.  Sign up at www.virtus.org

6:30 pm in the Parish Hall

Explore the continuity between spiritual life and social action, looking at letters from Pope Francis and Pope Leo XIV

Esta formación es solo para voluntarios/ministros de St. Luke.  No se ofrece servicio de guardería.  No se admiten personas sin cita previa.  La formación se impartirá en el salón n.º 6.

Regístrese en línea en www.virtus.org

A Journey into Catholic Contemplative Prayer. Discover two ancient and traditional Catholic prayer practices: Lectio Divina and Centering Prayer

The 2026/27 class for the Adult OCIA program begins after the 11 am Mass in Classroom #6.  

Join us the last Monday of every month (except December), at 7 p.m. to discuss books.  This club is for those who enjoy a good read; it's not a formal study. 

Our book selection for meeting on February 23, 2026, is Atticus, by Ron Hansen