Two thousand years ago, a woman walked to a well alone — carrying everything she was ashamed of and everything she was still hoping for.
Jesus was already there. Waiting. Not for water. For her.
He did not ask her to clean herself up before she approached. He did not wait for her to have the right words or the right life. He simply saw her — fully, completely, without flinching — and offered her something no well in this world could ever give.
He is still doing that.
He is at the well right now, waiting for the woman who is running on empty. The woman who has been pouring herself out for everyone else and has nothing left. The woman who has drifted from her faith and is not sure she is welcome back. The woman who has everything on the outside and an ache on the inside she cannot name.
He already knows her name.
On February 6, 2027, you are invited to come to the well. Not to perform. Not to have it together. Not to be the woman you think you are supposed to be.
Just to show up.
He will do the rest.

COME TO THE WELL
THE DAY'S FLOW
07:15
08:15
08:30
09:10
09:45
11:15
12:15

Breakfast Fellowship
Arrive early to enjoy breakfast in the gym, sip a cup of coffee, and connect with your sisters in faith. This morning begins at the table— just like so many of His did. Gluten-free options will be available.
Opening Prayer
Witness Speaker: Amber Abney
Here from witness speaker Amber Abney, a wife, mother, and active parishioner at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. She will share how a renewed hunger for faith and community continues to shape her journey toward becoming the woman God calls her to be.
Break
Stretch your legs, visit the restroom, and enjoy browsing our vendors. Explore the organizations in the narthex and connect with those ready to share their ministries.
Keynote Speaker: Lindy Wynne
Join keynote speaker Lindy Wynne for an invitation to the well, where Christ offers His Living Water freely to every woman willing to come. Come as you are, ready to receive the love and grace He longs to pour into your life. Lindy's talk will close with the singing of the Divine Mercy Chaplet — a prayer that reminds every woman in that room that no matter what she carried through the door, the mercy of Christ is deeper still.
Reconciliation
Several priests from our diocese will be available for Reconciliation beginning at 11:15. While you wait or when you return, join us in the sanctuary for the praying of the Flame of Love Rosary — a prayer of intercession that asks Our Lady to blind Satan through her Flame of Love and hasten the coming of Christ's kingdom. The woman at the well left her water jar behind and ran to tell others what she had received. This is your moment to set something down too.
Mass
The morning finds its fullness here. Mass celebrated with Bishop Talley is not the conclusion of what happened this morning—it is the reason for all of it. Every talk, every song, every quiet moment in Adoration was leading you to this altar, where Christ does not simply offer living water. He gives you Himself. Come to the table. Receive what no well in this world can give.
Sanctuary doors open at 8:00 AM. Please arrive and settle in before our 8:15 opening prayer, allowing a quiet moment to prepare your heart for the morning. Every woman who walked to the well went alone. This morning, you don't have to.

2027 SPEAKERS


AMBER ABNEY
LINDY WYNNE
WITNESS SPEAKER
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Amber is a cradle Catholic from South Louisiana who has made Germantown, TN, her home for the past 16 years. Married to Marcus for 21 years, she’s a devoted mother to Addison and Aidan.
Lindy met God as a nine-year-old on the rocks beside a levee — and has spent her life since pointing others toward the same Living Water.
HIGHLIGHTS FROM OUR PAST WMOS
“I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever
and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world.” John 6:51









