Centered on Jesus
At the center of every mystery is Our Lord Jesus Christ. The Rosary leads us through His life, Passion, death, Resurrection, and saving work.
Peaceful public prayer across Northwest Arkansas
Bringing Northwest Arkansas together in prayer to Jesus through Mary.
The Northwest Arkansas Rosary Rally brings faithful Christians together to honor Our Lord Jesus Christ by meditating on the mysteries of His life through the eyes of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Our Mission
Christ at the center.
The Northwest Arkansas Rosary Rally exists to encourage devotion to Our Lady’s Most Holy Rosary and to bring the faithful together in peaceful, public prayer.
Through Mary
With the Blessed Virgin Mary, we contemplate her Son and ask that every mystery lead us more deeply into life with Christ.
United in Prayer
We gather openly and peacefully, praying for unity among Christians and for God’s grace upon Northwest Arkansas, our nation, and our world.
“Blessed are you who believed that what was spoken to you by the Lord would be fulfilled.”
Luke 1:45
Our Next Rally
Our Lady of Fatima Public Rosary Rally
at Mount Sequoyah
DateSaturday, May 15, 2027
Time3:00–4:30 PM
PlaceThe Cross at Mount Sequoyah · Fayetteville, Arkansas
Join us beneath one of Northwest Arkansas’s most recognizable Christian landmarks as Catholics and other Christians gather in honor of Our Lady of Fatima. Together, we will pray the Joyful, Luminous, Sorrowful, and Glorious Mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary.
Prayer•Penance•Praise
Prayer through the Rosary. Penance in response to the call of Fatima. Praise and thanksgiving to Our Lord Jesus Christ for the blessings we receive.
Why Mount Sequoyah?
A visible Christian witness above Fayetteville.
The illuminated Cross at Mount Sequoyah makes the site naturally associated with Our Lord Jesus Christ and gives the rally a wider regional focus. This gathering builds on what began in Bentonville while carrying the message of Fatima farther across Northwest Arkansas.
Registration is not required, but it is encouraged. Bring whatever you need to remain comfortable and focused in prayer. Parking and accessibility information will be posted as plans are finalized.
October 4, 2026Bentonville Square
It Began in Bentonville
One public Rosary became the beginning of something larger.
What began as an inspiration during prayer became a public Rosary in the heart of downtown Bentonville. Catholics from St. Bernard of Clairvaux, St. Stephen, and St. Vincent de Paul gathered in front of the Benton County Courthouse to pray and bear public witness to the Catholic faith.
About 60people gathered that afternoon.
Children, families, working adults, and retirees prayed side by side. People came from different walks of life and cultural backgrounds, yet for that time they were united in prayer.
What stood out most was the joy. The gathering offered a small glimpse of the universality of the Church: different people, different backgrounds, one faith and one prayer.
Read the full story →October 4, 2026
Prayer in the heart of the community.
Real photographs from the first Northwest Arkansas Rosary Rally on the Bentonville Square.
Returning to Bentonville
2nd Annual Rosary Rally at Bentonville Square
Tentatively Sunday, October 3, 2027 · 3:00 PM
Plans are underway for a return to the steps of the Benton County Courthouse during the Month of the Holy Rosary. The current vision includes all four sets of mysteries, hymns between the mysteries, and possibly a Marian procession.
All Bentonville 2027 details remain tentative until confirmed.
Get UpdatesThe Rosary
The Rosary is a meditation on Jesus Christ.
The Rosary leads us through the central mysteries of the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ—from the Annunciation, through His earthly life and Crucifixion, to His victory over sin and death in the Resurrection and His Ascension into Heaven.
Catholics have treasured the Rosary for centuries as one of the Church’s great traditions of prayer. Although we pray with the Blessed Virgin Mary, Christ is at the very center of every mystery.
You do not need to be an experienced Catholic—or even Catholic at all—to come pray with us. Whether you have prayed the Rosary every day for decades, are returning to the faith after years away, or have never held a Rosary before, you are welcome.
Learn About the RosaryCome Pray With Us
Everyone is invited.
You do not need to be Catholic to attend a Northwest Arkansas Rosary Rally. Families and children are especially welcome.
Bring a Rosary if you have one. A chair, water, and anything else that helps you comfortably focus on prayer are encouraged.
Most importantly, come and pray.
Ready to join us?
Sign up for the next rally.
Registration is not required, but signing up helps us plan and allows us to send you important rally updates.
Sign Up to AttendYou can also contact us about volunteering, inviting your parish, or helping with a future rally.