Sacrifice For Love
What are you willing to sacrifice to show God how much you love him? Stop by the chapel and tell him. He’s waiting!
Sacrifice For Love
God Given Opportunity
Summer soon will be over and if you haven’t already started it’s time to work on the scheduling puzzle of personal/family/work/school/sports time in an effort to make everybody happy and keep harmony in the family. Here’s a tip that might make that job easier … start by scheduling time with God. Schedule one hour every week of Eucharistic Adoration and you will see how God helps fit the pieces together and rewards you in so many other ways. God loves it when you make a commitment to spend time in his presence, and if you give him an hour every week he will help you with the other 167 hours.
Our current focus in the Adoration Ministry is to find volunteers to fill the ‘open’ hours, and to find prayer partners for adorers who have made a commitment but due to ‘life changes’ need the help of a partner once or twice a month. As a parish we’re committed to having someone in the chapel 18 hours a day, 5 days a week. Presently we are falling short of that commitment.
It’s important to know that the chapel schedule in never full. There’s always room so if an ‘open’ hour doesn’t fit into your schedule commit to any hour that’s good for you. To take advantage of the opportunity God is giving you simply follow the link below and add your name to any hour:
click on “Weekly Commitment”
How important is Eucharistic Adoration? Second in importance only to the Mass.
God is waiting for you!
Our Sunday Visitor: Does adoration play a significant role in your spirituality?
Roumie: Absolutely, I make it a priority to spend time in adoration whenever possible. My spiritual director has encouraged it. It provides a deep sense of peace and spiritual support.
Our Sunday Visitor: Any final encouragement for Catholics facing challenges today?
Roumie: Embrace the Eucharist, tradition, and the apostolic succession. Jesus is our founder, and that’s the most real connection we have. Stay strong in faith and draw from the rich heritage of our Church.
You can read the entire interview with Roumie in the “National Eucharistic Revival Special Issue of Our Sunday Visitor” issued July 2024.
Spontaneity In Your God Relationship
You do not have to be a committed adorer to pray in our chapel - everyone is welcome.
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.)
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.
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)