PRAY. PEACE. LOVE.
The Saint Nicholas Prayer Garden is for people of all faiths and backgrounds to commune with God and nature. We pray that the Prayer Garden will offer you a place of kindness, comfort, and love.OUR VISION
This Prayer Garden is to provide a peaceful, hopeful sanctuary that helps people connect to faith.
Located on the bluffs of Carver, Minnesota, the Prayer Garden is founded in the spirit of St. Nicholas, St. Mother Teresa, and many holy men and women.
Our Prayer Garden features giant boulders that support one another as an affirmation of how we support one another. With its circular pathways and winding characteristics, the St. Nicholas Prayer Garden reminds us of Jesus’ desire to welcome, envelop, and embrace everyone in His circled arms.
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HOURS: Open Every Day, 6am-10pm
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JOIN US FOR OUR ANNUAL
Marian Novena
The Novena begins on Saturday, August 30. We start the Rosary at 6:30 pm, pray the Novena prayer, and enjoy food and fellowship after the prayers. All are welcome to join us! Please bring a lawn chair and dress for the weather. We will continue each evening until Sunday, September 7. We will celebrate the Feast Day on Monday, September 8. Please join us for Mass at 6:30 pm. We will pray the Rosary and Litany after Mass with our final social to follow. Please join us to celebrate! Thanks to all those who participated with us this year!
412 Street W, carver, MN 55315
952-913-4964 stnicholasprayergarden.org
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