Mission Success = Salvation
The Journey Home
"Pilgrimages evoke our earthly journey towards heaven and are special occasions for renewal in prayer." (CCC: 2691)
In God's covenant with us on this earthly journey, He calls us to great faith, hope and charity. When we love Him with all of our heart and one another as the Father loves us, we are on the road to holiness.
Too often, however, we lose our way and separate ourselves from God and His love. Through prayer, fasting, and reparation, we draw near to God and answer His call to love and serve others with humility and obedience.
Key Consecrations & Prayer Devotions
Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and St. Joseph the Terror of Demons, opens our hearts and minds to the graces that flow from the Holy Family. We pray for their intercession in helping us to be transformed and united to God.
Mary helps us to meditate on the mysteries of Jesus' life when we pray the rosary. "To Know Mary is to know Jesus."
St. Joseph shows us how to be humble and obedient. His silent strength is one of humility and conformity to the divine mission for all of us - to carry our crosses in life in union with our Lord. This is where we learn to trust and live His Divine Will.
Jesus calls us through His sacrifice and in union with the Holy Spirit, to a life of service and repentance. We invite Christ into our heart and life in communion with his teachings and divine love and mercy for us.
Each of these devotions guide offer peace and transforming graces to journey through this broken world, together with our brothers and sisters in Christ, and to give thanks to God through our world for all the many blessings and intercessions of heaven.
Prayer Meetings & Pilgrimages
Join us for online prayer cenacles, local events and access to FREE downloadable prayer devotions. We'll announce special presentations and send invitations to community meetings through our CONTACT LIST so make sure to sign up for our email notification list. Together, we strengthen our faith and deepen our understanding of God's salvation plan for us.
With great hope, we will face God and hear Him say, "Well done my good and faithful servant."