
Walking into a new place can feel intimidating — but you are not alone.
As you enter the church, you’ll likely notice people praying quietly and preparing for Mass. We typically genuflect (a simple sign of reverence) or bow towards the tabernacle before taking our seat.
You’re welcome to sit wherever you feel comfortable.
The Mass is a sacred rhythm of prayer, Scripture, and worship.
Throughout the Mass, there will be moments of:
If you’re unfamiliar with the responses or gestures, that’s completely okay. You are free to follow along as you’re comfortable, or simply observe.
There is no pressure — just be present and allow the Lord to meet you where you are.
During Communion, Catholics who are properly prepared are invited to come forward to receive the Eucharist.
If you are not Catholic — or not yet ready to receive — you are still most welcome. You may either:
Your presence here matters, and we are glad you are with us.
You are not here by accident.
If you feel the Lord inviting you to go deeper, here are a few simple ways to continue the journey:
We’re here to walk with you—and we’re glad you’re here.