Wednesdays following 8:30am Mass until Benediction at 7:30pm
Location: Chapel

"The Church and the world have a great need for Eucharistic worship. Jesus awaits us in this sacrament of love. Let us not refuse the time to go to meet him in adoration, in contemplation full of faith, and open to making amends for the serious offenses and crimes of the world. Let our adoration never cease." (Pope St. John Paul II; CCC, 1380) 

Every vocation in the Church comes from and through Christ Jesus. It is he who calls. Spending time in Eucharistic Adoration with our Divine Lord is a good place to go to ask what he wants with our life. Why not spend some time each week in adoration, in union, in contemplation of the Lord present in the Eucharist?

All are welcome anytime during the adoration period. Guests who come to adore are asked to sign in when they arrive to help us know how many people participate in this devotion.

Rite of Eucharistic Exposition and Benediction

Our time spent in Adoration can become the most profound, meaningful, joyful, peaceful and healing experience we could ever encounter! During Adoration you have the opportunity to relax, pray, listen, reflect, read, and find calm, peace and tranquility.  Some people take this time to reflect and pray about challenging situations or to simply thank God for their many blessings. 

Pope Francis: Eucharistic Adoration is the secret to knowing the love of Jesus Christ [READ]

1. Keep in mind that you have entered into the Real Presence, the presence of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in the fullness of His divine and human natures.
2. Genuflect upon entering and leaving the presence of the Lord.
3. Be mindful of proper, respectful attire.
4. No talking, rather, maintain an austere, silent reverence.
5. Adoration is a peaceful, private time for each adorer.
6. You may choose to kneel or to sit during your visit.
7. Make sure to turn off any electronic devices before entering the church.

The Most Holy Sacrament, when exposed, must never be left unattended, even for the briefest time. For that reason we ask that you prayerfully consider signing up to be a Scheduled Adorer. A Scheduled Adorer will commit to being present before Our Lord for least one hour during Exposition. Your commitment to a specific time slot will help us fill the schedule and ensure that the Most Holy Sacrament will not be left unattended. Our Scheduled Adorers help make Adoration at St. Gregory the Great possible. Thank you! 
 

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For those who have signed up to be a Scheduled Adorer, please click the button below for the latest schedule and information:

Scheduled Adorers' Page