Scriptural Rosary Hour
During a parish visit Janis leads a Scriptural Rosary Hour where parishioners are invited to encounter Jesus in a deeply personal way through a rosary combined with scriptures, meditations, solos, congregational singing, and exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. The Rosary Hour can be followed by the sacrament of confession and individual prayers for healing. Janis speaks and sings at the weekend Masses to inspire Catholics to pray the rosary and come to the Rosary Hour. Janis extends this invitation to children and their families during her school visits.
The Rosary Hour offers:
- An excellent way to get a head start on the Year of Faith by invoking the guidance of Blessed Mother and the power of the Holy Spirit for faith to move mountains!
- Life-changing immersion in the Word of God accompanied by Mary, model of faith and first believer.
- An experiential teaching on how to step right into the mysteries of Jesus’ life and talk with him.
- The Word of God wrapped in beautiful solos and congregational singing.
- A participatory event where families, individuals and different groups from the parish lead the Rosary prayers.
- An excellent preparation for the sacrament of confession and individual prayers for healing.
- A time of fellowship after the Rosary Hour, and a wonderful chance to share what the Lord has done.
For more information on the Scriptural Rosary Hour, contact us.
Parish Missions
The parish mission is introduced during the weekend Masses and involves three evening events that offer a more in-depth journey into the mysteries in the life of Christ through Mary. The first evening combines stories, testimonies, a teaching, solos and congregational singing to prepare parishioners to experience the scriptural rosary as a life-transforming prayer. The second evening is reserved for the Scriptural Rosary Hour followed by confession and prayers for healing. The first two evenings prepare parishioners to enter more deeply into the celebration of the Eucharist, the height of the mission on evening three. Janis sings during the closing Mass, and shares a sending forth message after Communion.

