The Catholic faith has never been meant to be lived alone. From the upper room where the Apostles gathered with Mary in prayer after the Ascension, to the small groups of faithful men and women who have met together for centuries to pray the Rosary, read Scripture, and intercede for one another, communal prayer has always been at the heart of what it means to be the Church.
Our Prayer Group Ministries gather parishioners together in smaller, more intimate settings to do exactly that. To pray. To listen. To support one another in the spiritual life and to grow together in faith. These groups are not programs or committees. They are communities of prayer, and they have a way of becoming some of the most meaningful relationships in a person’s life of faith.
Whether you are looking to deepen your personal prayer life, connect with others who share your faith, or simply find a place where you can be honest about your spiritual journey, there is likely a group here for you. Browse the opportunities listed below and consider taking the first step. Showing up is usually the hardest part, and it is almost always worth it.
