Perpetual Adoration   (updated 10/21)
We continue to hold scheduled adoration in our chapel and the turn out continues to be strong - Thank you!   Adorers who do not have a scheduled holy hour may come and visit Jesus during any hours that the church is open (8am until 8pm daily)

Since we have had several adorers who are not comfortable returning to adoration yet or who have needed to change hours,  we have a few spots that need to be filled;

Tuesday - Midnight, 1 , 3 and 8am
Wednesday - 1, 2 and 11 am
Thursday - 5 am 
Friday - 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 9 am and 12 pm

If you are interested in and able to fill any of these hours please contact Anitta at 515-344-7850 or at spennani1976@outlook.com 

If you can not sign up for a regular hour, please prayerfully consider being a substitute adorer.   

Thank you and God Bless you!

You can now sign up for a weekly holy hour, become a substitute adorer or  find a substitute adorer by clicking on the adoration pro link above. 

• To sign up for a weekly holy hour, click on the link and then select "weekly commitment" then follow the instructions.
• To become a sub, click on the link and select "become a sub" and then follow the instructions.
• To find a sub in the event you are unable to meet your weekely commitment click on the link and then  select "find a sub" , use password subpass and follow the instructions.

You may also sign up or find a sub,by contacting one of the Divisional captains listed to the right.

If you saw this notice, no doubt you’d clear your calendar and be sure to be in 
attendance.  Our church would be filled to overflowing with the crowd – parishioners,
non-parishioners, Catholic and Non-Catholic alike.

The awesome truth is that He is there in our church not just during mass times but each
and every weekend and weekday – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 364 days a year.  While
we don’t see him in human form, he is non the less truly present; When Father consecrates
the gifts of bread and wine, they become the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of truly present
to us in the form of bread and wine.  We participate in this miracle by bringing to the altar
our offerings of praise and worship, prayers and petitions, joys and sorrows and all we think, do
and say.   

And it doesn’t end there.  Each and every time we receive Jesus in Holy Communion; He
becomes a part of those who receive him, filling us with His Mercy and His Love.  We are
transformed more and more into His very image as was ordained by God, our Father from
the beginning of time.  Jesus does not disappear once the sacred vessels are cleaned and
put away.  He remains in the tabernacle both in the church and in our Chapel, waiting for
us to come and spend time with Him outside of Mass.

Jesus and being present with him is important to us now more than ever with the
challenges we face in our world today including the Covid pandemic, civil violence and
unrest, the attacks against the church and our religious freedoms and the general decline of
morality.  Jesus always has been and will be the supreme “essential worker” for each of us. 
Coming to worship him at Mass and visiting Him in Adoration is an essential, life-giving trip.

He is waiting for you; to bring you peace, to bring you spiritual nourishment and growth, 
to bring you joy an dto bring peace into out world.

He is the food hunger for and drink thirst for,
He will nourish and sustain you,
He is the garment to clothe you,
He is the medicine to heal you.
 

He is the reason for our creation and our salvation!

Come. Come to visit him in Adoration today – Say yes to His invitation!