
Monthly Rosary & Adoration
A holy hour before the Blessed Sacrament, praying the Rosary as brothers. Third Wednesday of the month, 6:30 PM in the church.
A Brotherhood of Catholic Men
“He must increase; I must decrease.”
John 3:30We are the men of St. Joan of Arc parish in Las Vegas — fathers, sons, and grandfathers striving for holiness together through prayer, formation, and service. Every man of the parish is welcome. Come as you are.
⚜ First Monday of every month · 7:00 PM · Parish HallWho we are
“As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.” — Proverbs 27:17. We exist to help the men of our parish become the saints God made them to be.
We anchor everything in the sacraments — Mass, confession, the Rosary, and time before the Blessed Sacrament.
No man fights alone. We build real friendships that hold each other accountable in faith, family, and work.
Faith works. We serve the parish, the poor, and the widows and elderly of our community with our own hands.
What we do
From the chapel to the parish hall to the streets of Las Vegas — there is a place for every man here.
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A holy hour before the Blessed Sacrament, praying the Rosary as brothers. Third Wednesday of the month, 6:30 PM in the church.

Coffee, Scripture, and honest questions. We are working through the Gospel of John, one chapter at a time. Thursdays at 6:00 AM.

Hands-on service for the parish and the poor — food pantry shifts, repairs for widows and the elderly, and diocesan service days.

A silent weekend retreat each fall in the mountains — confession, spiritual direction, and time before the tabernacle.

Each spring: ninety days of prayer, fasting, and fraternity in small groups. Difficult on purpose. Transformative by grace.

Quarterly cookouts on the parish grounds for the whole family — because brotherhood includes the ones we go home to.
Monthly meeting
7:00 PM · St. Joan of Arc Parish Hall, Las Vegas, Nevada
No registration, no dues, no prerequisites — just show up. Whether you have been at the parish for thirty years or thirty minutes, there is a chair for you. Bring your sons over 16, your father, and the man next door.
✠ A Typical First Monday