Feed Your Soul

As we pray before the Blessed Sacrament exposed in the Adoration Chapel, our souls are fed by the Person of the Savior in the two faculties of spirit that need to be constantly fed.  They are the mind and the will.  In the mind we need light; in the will we need strength.  Both needs are met in an extraordinary way through prayer before the Holy Eucharist.  (Fr John A Hardon, S.J.)

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Chapel Time - Priceless

God loves to see us present in the Adoration Chapel anytime … but He is particularly pleased when we commit to spend time with Him on a regular basis - show your love through a weekly commitment of your time.  

Become a committed Adorer.

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Get To Know The Power Of God

If you’re new to Adoration you’re encouraged to make a personal visit.  Sit there in Jesus’ presence for one hour.  You will be amazed how powerful Jesus’ presence is, and how much he will teach you about yourself and your life in one hour.  (Matthew Kelly - Beautiful Eucharist)

God is with us in many different ways but none more intimate than experiencing him face-to-face in adoration

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Wisely Use Your Time

Use Time Given to You Wisely

“The time you spend with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament is the best time that you will spend on earth.  Each moment that you spend with Jesus will deepen your union with Him and make your soul everlastingly more glorious and beautiful in heaven, and will help bring about the everlasting peace on earth.”     (St Teresa of Calcutta) 

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Enrich Your Eucharistic Visit

Seek God - Forget Yourself

St. John Vianney gives great advice for our Eucharistic visits.  He said, “When we are before the Blessed Sacrament, instead of looking about us, let us shut our eyes and open our hearts; and the good God will open His.  We will go to Him, and He will come to us, the one to give, and the other to receive.  It will be like a breath passing from one to the other.  What delight we find in forgetting ourselves that we may seek God.”

Join the movement - become a regular Adorer.

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