Perpetual Adoration   (updated /6/1)
During the Covid 19 quarantine, scheduled Adoration continues in the church with Jesus in the Tabernacle for the protection of our adorers.    Adorers who do not have a scheduled holy hour may come and visit Jesus during any hours that the church is open (8am until 9pm daily)

Thank you to all of you who have continued to attend your holy hour of adoration.  We've consistently had 72% of our hours filled at least 84% of the time.  We can be assured that our prayers during this time have been heard.

We have lost a few adorers during this time and so need to fill a few spots in anticipation for the time when we can once again have adoration in the Chapel with Jesus exposed.

Monday - 5am
Tuesday - 2pm
Thursday - 4, 5, 7 and 10 pm
Friday - 3,4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 am and Noon;

If you can not sign up for a regular hour, please prayerfully consider being a substitute adorer especially anyone who lives close enough to help cover in the event an adorer does not show up or has an emergency and can't make it.   

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.

Jesus told us "I am the way, the truth & the life" (Jn 14:6) and again "Whoever comes to Me will never hunger,
and whoever believes in Me will never thirst” (Jn 6:35).  We have such a great opportunity to spend time with
our Lord who is really present to us in the Most Holy Eucharist in every tabernacle throughout the world,
fulfilling the promise He made to us; “Behold I am with you always even until the end of time." (Mt 28:20)
 
When we come before the Holy Eucharist, we worship God in “spirit and truth,” offering Him our adoration,
thanks and praise.  Jesus asked His disciples for their true friendship, to watch, wait and worship.   Jesus
watches and waits for us in the Most Holy Eucharist today, to heal, console and strengthen us.  We do not have
to look very far today to see how much we are in need of His healing, consolation and strength.   He is our
hope and our salvation and when we come to him in adoration of His real presence, we comfort him and bring
joy to His Sacred Heart wounded because of the outrages, sacrileges and offenses committed against him by
the world’s indifference.
 
The Eucharist is the greatest expression of God’s love for us.   In the Divine Eucharist, Jesus gives us the gift
of Himself, all that He has, and all that He is.    St. Augustine says of the Holy Eucharist: “Though God is all
powerful, He is unable to give more; though supremely wise, He knows not how to give more; though vastly
rich, He has nothing more to give.”   Eucharistic adoration is an opportunity for us to express our profound
gratitude for His most perfect gift which is life itself; “I am the living bread that came down from heaven;
whoever eats this bread will live forever; and the bread I will give is my flesh for the life of the world.” (Jn 6:51)
 

• Spending time before the Eucharist in adoration among other things accomplishes the following within us:Each hour deepens His Divine peace within our hearts.
• In spending time in adoration, Jesus will give you all the graces you need to be happy in life.
• Each moment spent in His Eucharistic Presence will increase His divine life within you.
• Each hour you spend with Jesus on earth will leave your soul everlastingly more beautiful in Heaven.
• Jesus will bless you and your family (and the whole world) for the hours you spend with him in adoration.

 Remember, Jesus is truly present in the Most Holy Eucharist - Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity.  He remains day and night in the Blessed Sacrament because of Hi infinite love for you!  Jesus Is infinitely deserving of our unceasing thanksgiving and adoration for all He has done for our salvation.