Peace I Will Give You

Peace, Peace, I Will Give You Peace!

 Sitting silently in the presence of God is one of the most beautiful gifts He offers us.  Jesus tenderly and lovingly is      saying to us, “Just sit with Me”.  You don’t have to have a mental prayer running through your head, nor be reciting a litany from a prayer book, nor fingering your rosary beads.  Sit quietly, close your eyes, and know He is so close to you that if you could see Him you could reach out and touch Him.  Remember where Jesus is there also is God the Father and God the Holy Spirit, as well as the Church Triumphant.  How fortunate we are to be baptized into the Church Militant.

This week as you go about putting together the puzzle pieces to make sence of your schedule remember that you also need to have ‘Jesus time’.  If you would spend 10 or 15 minutes of Chapel Time once or twice a week in Eucharistic Adoration you will find His Peace.

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The Presence of the Heavenly Court

Our Savior has brought Heaven to earth by giving us Himself in the Most Blessed Sacrament, for He is the same God who is in Heaven, surrounded by His angels; and in His presence in our chapel we can associate ourselves with all the heavenly court who form an invisible guard around Him.  You would deprive yourself of the sweetest joys of your life if you failed to come and pour out your love and petitions before His real presence.  He allows Himself to be the true refuge of our souls, where we can find comfort, guidance, strength, peace, sanctity, and happiness.  Even though the burdens of our lives seem almost unbearable at times, we all have a Friend who will never fail us - God in the Holy Eucharist.  His Sacred Heart calls to each of us, “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”  (Matt. 11:28)

In our world more than 360,000 Masses are offered every twenty-four hours, or four elevations of the Eucharist each second.  Praise Be Jesus!

Feast of the Assumption 2026

Chapel of the Holy Eucharist - Feast of the Assumption Aug 15

Mary was assumed into heaven and at the throne of the Holy Trinity the three Divine Persons received and welcomed her in a mystical embrace of eternal love, after she had bowed before Them in deep humility and reverence.  She was attired in a marvelous sparkling robe that trailed behind her and scintillated with multicolored iridescence.

Then the Eternal Father announced to all the angels and saints:

"Our Daughter Mary has been chosen by Our Will from among all creatures as the first in Our favor, and she has never fallen from the position of a true Daughter.”  

The Incarnate Word declared:

"To My true and natural Mother belong all the creatures that I have created and redeemed.  And of all things over which I am King, she too shall be the rightful Queen."

And the Holy Ghost said:

"By the title of My only chosen Spouse, to which he has faithfully corresponded, the crown of Queen is also due to her for all eternity."

     The Life of Mary As Seen By The Mystics  p253

Chapel of the Holy Eucharist - Aug 02, '26

Become More like Him

One of the great benefits of Eucharistic Adoration is our ability to sit in his Real Presence and to be able to simply converse with him and enjoy his presence, which enables his heart to ‘rub off’ on ours.  When we spend time with a friend - simply conversing with him/her and enjoying their presence that person tends to influence us, and so it is with our companionship with Jesus in the Eucharist.  We all need to spend time becoming more like Him.

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Chapel of the Holy Eucharist

 Chapel of the Holy Eucharist

Stop looking at our Church from the outside, and start looking at it from the inside getting an entirely new perspective.  We are taught that when we die and arrive in heaven we will get a new body; but the soul we die with is ours forever.  While we are part of the ‘Church Militant’ we have the ability with God’s help to strengthen and shape our soul so that when it gets to heaven it is able to take full advantage of the gifts God has waiting for us.

Visit the Adoration Chapel today, asking God for His help to ready your soul for those gifts.  We can’t imagine how happy we make God when we ask Him for His help.

Adoration In His Presence

Chapel of the Holy Eucharist

“The Eucharist is ‘the source and summit of the Christian life’” (CCC 1324)  Our worship of our Eucharistic Lord, Jesus - fully and completely present under the consecrated species of bread and wine - continues outside of the celebration of the Mass when the sacred Host is exposed for veneration in our chapel.  “This exposition gives us the opportunity for a deep personal encounter with Christ.  The holy and glorious God is constantly inviting us to come to him, to hold converse with him, to ask for such things as we need and to experience what a blessing there is in fellowship with him.”  (Archbishop Fulton Sheen)

Chapel of the Holy Eucharist - July 12, '26

Chapel of the Holy Eucharist

If you want to spend more time with God something has to change.  Start small.  Spend just 15-minutes a day consciously having God on your mind and praying for a change of heart.  He hears you, and is moved to action if only you give him a chance.  15-minutes a day is only 1% of the daily time He gives you.