[Above] What is the point of Eucharistic Adoration: Source: Fr. John Bartunek and Dan Burke talk about adoration, what it is, and why it is important.

[Below] Fr. Mike Schmitz shares his experiences and the true intimacy that the Lord offers us in the Eucharist.

Caitlin Sica, a college Sophomore shares her experience the first time she went to Adoration along with 5 ways to be successful in Adoration.

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament offers the opportunity for quiet prayer and reflection in the serenity of the chapel and in the presence of the Holy Eucharist. You may bring your own prayer books, use the Adoration resources provided in the chapel, read the Bible, pray the rosary, or just sit and relax and enjoy the sweet peace that comes from simply being in the Presence of God.  The mere fact that you take time out to spend with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament pleases Him very much and is a prayer of great faith.  Consider becoming a weekly Adorer, it will be best hour of your week.
 

Prayer Opportunties within Adoration: Fridays from 7-8pm

• 1st & 4th Friday: Praise & Worship
• 2nd Friday: Chaplet of Divine Mercy
• 3rd Friday: Scriptural Rosary