This study examines the implementation of the values of humility of Mother Mary in the lives of the congregation at St. Cornelius Station by referring to the Gospel of Luke 1: 26-45 synergized between pastoral-based faith formation, and the social praxis of the church among the congregation. The research method uses biblical hermeneutic analysis of the text of Luke 1: 26-45 to uncover the narrative meaning and spiritual message related to Mary's humility with research using in-depth interviews, reflection, analysis and contemporary interpretation of the relevance of the value of humility amid the dynamics of social change. The findings of this study have scientific and practical significance in deepening the understanding of Marian spirituality in the context of a pluralistic Local Church, opening a space for dialogue between the richness of the Catholic faith and local cultural values that can enrich the spirituality of humility in the practice of daily life, the example of Mother Mary through the Gospel of Luke 1: 26-45 becomes an irreplaceable reference for building harmony, wisdom and social solidarity in church and community life at the St. Cornelius Station.