What is a Cenacle?

Cenacle refers to the Upper Room - the site of the "Last Supper."  In Catholic tradition, this was the site where Christ's Apostles waited and prayed with Mary, the Mother of Jesus, to receive the Holy Spirit, who descended upon them on Pentecost.

Today, the term is used for meetings that involve spiritual prayer and devotion. This cenacle is a “Marian” group, focused on interceding for our families, our community and the world through devotion to Mary, the Mother of Our Lord

A virtual forum is available for sharing our ongoing journeys with Our Lady.  To share in this virtual fellowship, register as a user at www.lampsaglow.com

A group meets weekly during May and June to prepare for consecration to Our Lady on July 16th, the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel.  This is an annual event open to all who are interested.

Weekly meetings include prayer, study, open discussion and sharing.

• Practice devotion to Our Lady by praying the Rosary together.
• Learn deeper devotion to Our Lady.
• Explore who Mary is and what role she has in the church.
• Discuss Mary’s desires for the faithful and her role in each of our lives.
• Share how she has impacted our lives or the lives of those close to us.

Time and Place

Thursday evenings, 7:30 - 9:00 pm
Mother of God Community

For more information

Contact Bernadette Harmon
Or visit www.lampsaglow.com