You are invited to spend time in prayer with the Lord present in the Eucharist during Adoration. Hourly adoration commitments are coordinated by Faye Smith. Contact the parish office to commit to a specific hour and for the after-hours code to unlock the chapel door. (321) 269-2282.

Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament begins at 6:50pm.

Level I Atrium--The 3-6-year-old child is particularly capable of receiving and enjoying the most essential elements of our faith—the announcement of God’s love especially experienced through Jesus, the Good Shepherd, who died and is risen. 

Level II Atrium--The elementary age child is captured by the image of the True Vine. “I am the vine, you are the branches, whoever remains in me, and I in him, will bear much fruit, because without me you can do nothing.” The proclamation responds to the deep need of these children to better know his or her relationship with God, family, friends, and the larger community. “After only a few weeks in the atrium, it became obvious with each of our four children that a new joy, a new source of peace and prayerfulness had entered their lives.” – a parent

Notify an usher before Mass that you want Father Andrew to anoint you after Mass. When Mass ends, wait for Father Andrew in the back of the Church near the confessional.

Mass Concludes with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

You're invited to spend time in prayer with the Lord during Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Call the parish office to make an hourly commitment. Faye Smith coordinates Adoration schedule. (321) 269-2282.

You are invited to spend time in prayer with the Lord present in the Eucharist during Adoration. Hourly adoration commitments are coordinated by Faye Smith. Contact the parish office to commit to a specific hour and for the after-hours code to unlock the chapel door. (321) 269-2282.

Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament begins at 6:50pm.

Level I Atrium--The 3-6-year-old child is particularly capable of receiving and enjoying the most essential elements of our faith—the announcement of God’s love especially experienced through Jesus, the Good Shepherd, who died and is risen. 

Level II Atrium--The elementary age child is captured by the image of the True Vine. “I am the vine, you are the branches, whoever remains in me, and I in him, will bear much fruit, because without me you can do nothing.” The proclamation responds to the deep need of these children to better know his or her relationship with God, family, friends, and the larger community. “After only a few weeks in the atrium, it became obvious with each of our four children that a new joy, a new source of peace and prayerfulness had entered their lives.” – a parent

Mass Concludes with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

You're invited to spend time in prayer with the Lord during Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Call the parish office to make an hourly commitment. Faye Smith coordinates Adoration schedule. (321) 269-2282.

You are invited to spend time in prayer with the Lord present in the Eucharist during Adoration. Hourly adoration commitments are coordinated by Faye Smith. Contact the parish office to commit to a specific hour and for the after-hours code to unlock the chapel door. (321) 269-2282.

Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament begins at 6:50pm.

Level I Atrium--The 3-6-year-old child is particularly capable of receiving and enjoying the most essential elements of our faith—the announcement of God’s love especially experienced through Jesus, the Good Shepherd, who died and is risen. 

Level II Atrium--The elementary age child is captured by the image of the True Vine. “I am the vine, you are the branches, whoever remains in me, and I in him, will bear much fruit, because without me you can do nothing.” The proclamation responds to the deep need of these children to better know his or her relationship with God, family, friends, and the larger community. “After only a few weeks in the atrium, it became obvious with each of our four children that a new joy, a new source of peace and prayerfulness had entered their lives.” – a parent