Come and See.

When You Arrive

Park anywhere around the church campus and come on in. You'll probably notice people praying quietly as they prepare for Mass. Find a place to sit wherever you feel comfortable.

Catholics will often genuflect or bow toward the tabernacle before entering the pew. If that isn't familiar to you, don't worry. You are welcome simply to come in and take your seat.

During Mass

Don't worry about knowing what to do.

The Mass has a sacred rhythm of Scripture, preaching, prayer, singing, and worship. You'll see people stand, sit, and kneel at different times.

If you know the prayers and responses, join in. If you don't, simply listen, pray, and take it all in. Nobody is grading you.

Holy Communion

The Eucharist is the heart of Catholic life. Catholics who are properly prepared receive Holy Communion during Mass.

If you aren't Catholic, or aren't prepared to receive Communion, we're still very glad you're here. You are welcome to remain in your pew during Communion and spend that time in prayer, or come forward with your arms crossed over your chest to receive a blessing.

Coming With Kids?

Please bring them! Really.

Babies cry. Toddlers wiggle. Children sometimes ask questions at exactly the wrong volume. That's okay.

Families and children are part of the life of Saint Luke, and we're glad they're here.