During this unprecedented, difficult and challenging time, the Bishop has authorized us to expose the Blessed Sacrament without the usual requirement to have at least one person present at all times. The church will be open 24 hours for individual prayer and Eucharistic Adoration (with proper social distancing) except while private Masses are being celebrated. The main doors to the church will be unlocked. 

Adoration will not be available between the Good Friday Solemn Liturgy and 
Easter Sunday Masses.

The Blessed Sacarmant will be exposed from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm weekly on Thursdays, and you do not have to sign up.  Many nights there is a rosary prayed after Adoration.

First Friday Eucharistic Adoration takes place every month.
Exposition begins at 9:30am on the first Friday of each month.  Adoration is continuous and concludes with Benediction at 8:50am Saturday morning. To schedule an hour contact
Nancy, 599-9657 or sign up online at Vol Spot Parishioners are also encouraged to stop by the church for Adoration at any time for any amount of time. No scheduling is necessary.
There is Eucharistic Adoration every Friday during Lent, 9:30am-5:45pm.
 

St. Alphonsus Liguori wrote of Adoration
“ Of all devotions, that of adoring Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament is the greatest after the sacraments, the one dearest to God and the one most helpful to us.”

For 2000 years, Catholics have believed Jesus to be truly present in the most Holy Eucharist, just as He taught His disciples in John 6. We believe that at each celebration of the Mass, bread and wine are truly transformed into the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. Therefore, Jesus comes to be present with us not only spiritually, but physically. In the Eucharist, Jesus is just as present with us in the disguise of bread and wine as He was in the disguise of a man 2000 years ago when He walked the earth.

Therefore, if Jesus is truly present (body, blood, soul, & divinity) in the most Holy Eucharist, then we can gaze upon Jesus and worship Him in His physical presence. Therefore, we are blessed with the awesome opportunity to worship Jesus through Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, or most Holy Eucharist. In Eucharistic Adoration, the Eucharistic Host (the Body of Jesus) is placed in a gold monstrance to be adored.