Adoration
Adoration Schedule and Our Needs
Jesus is Exposed (the Eucharist is visible in a monstrance on the altar):
Wednesday: 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Friday: After Mass until noon
What is Eucharistic Adoration?
Eucharistic Adoration is a beautiful time of prayer, quiet reflection, and deepening your relationship with Jesus Christ, truly present in the Holy Eucharist. It is a spiritual discipline where the faithful spend an hour in silent prayer before the Blessed Sacrament.
It’s an hour each week set aside away from the hustle and distractions of the world to simply be with God. For many, this dedicated time brings peace in an otherwise hectic and crazy world.
During your hour, you can pray, quietly reflect, read the Bible or the Gospel, or increase your knowledge of our faith by learning more about the Mass, the Eucharist, or the lives of the Saints. It is simply a dedicated hour to encounter the Lord.
Why Commit to Eucharistic Adoration?
Have you felt a tug to deepen your relationship with Jesus? Has He been nudging you to consider spending extra quality time with Him?
Jesus, present in the Holy Eucharist, waits day and night for us to come and spend time with Him. It’s easy to wait until “things slow down” or until our schedules are less demanding, but this commitment is one that can transform your spiritual life.
Making the time and commitment to spend one hour each week with the Lord is an investment in your soul. You will not regret it.
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Don’t wait any longer to answer the Lord’s call. We encourage you to make the commitment to spend one hour a week with Jesus, and experience the peace that comes from this beautiful time of devotion.
Please choose times you would be available for adoration. The adoration coordinator will reach out to you to confirm our needs that match your schedule. If you need additional help, please email Anitta Spenner at spennani1976@outlook.com.
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Substitute Adorers
We are also always in need of substitute adorers who can fill in when a scheduled adorer is ill or out of town. This is a perfect option if you feel the call to adoration but are unable to commit regularly.