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Fostering a Eucharistic life of Adoration bears tremendous fruit in our heart and life. One cannot spend time in the rays of His Eucharistic Presence without receiving His grace, His love, His mercy, as well as His peace. Available to all who desire relationship with God; but God will not force it upon you. As one gazes upon Our Lord face to face we are transformed little by little into a closer reflection of His divine image. We also become more aware of the obstacles of sin in our lives that stand between us and Our Lord. Adoration helps develop a stronger desire to pray more often and practice small acts of self-sacrifice leading to an improved relationship with God.
Join the ever growing number of scheduled Adorers by committing to an hour of face-time with God each week, and put yourself into a position to receive the gifts God holds for you.
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God Won’t Force His Gifts Upon You …
Fostering a Eucharistic life of Adoration bears tremendous fruit in our heart and life. One cannot spend time in the rays of His Eucharistic Presence without receiving His grace, His love, His mercy, as well as His peace. As one gazes upon Our Lord face to face we are transformed little by little into a closer reflection of His divine image. We also become more aware of the obstacles of sin in our lives that stand between us and Our Lord. Adoration helps develop a stronger desire to pray more often and practice small acts of self-sacrifice leading to an improved relationship with God.
Won’t you join the ever growing number of scheduled Adorers and receive the gifts God holds just for you?
Adoration helps us rely on the Holy Spirit and live a life of obedience in prayer.
We are transformed from someone asking for a sign, to someone seeking sight through understanding. Adoration helps to maintain a daily prayer practice the rest of the week.
Cultivating a Eucharistic life of Adoration also bears tremendous fruit in our own hearts and lives. We cannot spend time in the rays of His Eucharistic Presence without receiving His grace His love, His mercy, His peace. As we gaze upon Him Face to face, we are transformed little by little into a closer reflection of His divine image. When we deepen our personal relationship with Jesus by spending time with Him in this way, we will become more like Him, just as old friends or a long-married couple grow more and more familiar. We become more aware of the obstacles of sin in our life that stand between us and Our Lord. We develop a stronger desire to make habits of virtue and self-sacrifice in imitation of Him.