Have you ever wished you could simply sit with the Lord, free from distractions, worries, and expectations?
Join us for Behold & Be Held: A Holy Hour of Adoration on Friday, June 19, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM at St. John Church.
This evening is an invitation to encounter Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament and to spend time in His presence alongside fellow believers. Whether you have participated in Eucharistic Adoration for years or have never attended before, this holy hour is designed to help you slow down, pray, and rest in the love of God.
Gathered in Faith, United in Prayer
Throughout Scripture, God continually calls His people to draw near to Him. During this holy hour, we will gather as a parish family to do just that—coming before the Lord together in prayer, worship, and reflection.
The evening will include:
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Scripture and Reflection
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Eucharistic Adoration
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Prayer Teams Available for Personal Prayer
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Praise and Worship Music
As we spend time with Jesus, we are invited to remember who we are: beloved sons and daughters of God. We come to behold His presence and discover anew that we are held in His loving gaze.
Who Is This For?
This holy hour is for everyone:
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Those seeking a deeper prayer life
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Those carrying burdens and needing peace
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Those discerning God’s will
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Those longing to reconnect with the Lord
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Families, young adults, seniors, and parishioners of all ages
No prior experience with Adoration is necessary. Simply come as you are.
What Will You Experience?
You will experience a peaceful atmosphere of prayer centered on the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. Through Scripture, worship, silence, and prayer, you will have an opportunity to listen for the voice of the Lord and allow Him to minister to your heart.
Whether you come seeking answers, healing, encouragement, or simply time with Jesus, you are welcome.
Join Us
Behold & Be Held: A Holy Hour of Adoration
Friday, June 19, 2026
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
St. John Church
Invite a friend, bring your family, and join us as we lean into our identity in the Lord—beholding His Presence and being held in His gaze.
All are welcome.