Wednesday, March 18th | Immaculate Conception Church
Lent is a sacred time to renew our hearts through faith, prayer, and charity. As we journey toward the joy of Easter, the Church invites us to draw closer to Christ through prayer and acts of love for others. When we pray, we open our hearts to God. When we give, we reflect His mercy to those in need.
8:00 AM - Morning Rosary:
Begin your day in prayerful reflection. Each bead, each Hail Mary, draws you closer to Christ through the loving gaze of Mary. Meditate on His Passion, His Sacrifice, His eternal love for you. Let your heart open to receive His peace.
8:30 AM - Holy Mass:
Offer your life to the Lord through the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Present your joys, your sorrows, and the hidden corners of your heart. Here, the Eucharist becomes your nourishment, your strength, and your invitation to live fully in His grace.
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM – Eucharistic Adoration:
Sit in silence before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Let His presence wash over you, healing old wounds, lighting the dark places of your soul, and filling you with the quiet certainty of His love. This is a time to simply be with Him, to listen, to surrender, to rest.
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM - Almsgiving Opportunity: Food donations accepted
Throughout the day, the church will also be open for almsgiving. As part of our Lenten call to charity, you are welcome to bring non-perishable food donations and place them in the Knights of Columbus boxes in the gathering area of the church to help support those in need in our community.
Lent is a sacred time to renew our hearts through faith, prayer, and charity. As we journey toward the joy of Easter, the Church invites us to draw closer to Christ through prayer and acts of love for others. When we pray, we open our hearts to God. When we give, we reflect His mercy to those in need.
Join us for a Lenten Day of Faith, Prayer, and Charity as we come together in the presence of the Lord.
Wednesday, March 18th
Morning Rosary – 8:00 AM
Holy Mass – 8:30 AM
Eucharistic Adoration – 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Spend time with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, even if only for a few minutes, and allow His peace and grace to renew your heart during this holy season.
Throughout the day, the church will also be open for almsgiving. As part of our Lenten call to charity, you are welcome to bring non-perishable food donations and place them in the Knights of Columbus boxes in the gathering area of the church to help support those in need in our community.
During Lent we are reminded that prayer lifts our hearts to God, faith strengthens our trust in Him, and charity allows us to become His hands of love in the world.
Come spend time with the Lord.
Come pray. Come give. Come grow in faith this Lent.