THE NEW ADORATION CHAPEL SCULPTURE
On Friday, January 5th, our latest depiction of beauty arrived in the Adoration Chapel… the statue of St. Therese of Lisieux and her father, St. Louis Martin, which was placed in its permanent home, the back niche directly opposite the sanctuary. Read more in the bulletin (pages 4-5).
THE ADORATION CHAPEL MINISTRY NEEDS HOLY HOUR ADORERS AND SUBSTITUTES
Sign up to be an adorer and/or substitute today!
CLICK HERE to sign up for a holy hour, become a substitute, and receive chapel email updates!
CLICK HERE to learn more about We Adore Him the holy hour sign up website and how to commit to a holy hour!
ADORATION CHAPEL HOURS
ADORATION
Monday-Friday
7:00 am-7:00 pm
No access code required
PRIVATE PRAYER
(the Monstrance is not exposed)
24 hours a day / 7 days a week all other hours
Request Adoration Chapel access code
ABOUT ADORATION AND HOLY HOURS
A Holy Hour is a Catholic devotional practice of spending an hour in Eucharistic Adoration before the Real Presence of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament — The Eucharist which is the true Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus Christ. During adoration, the Eucharist is held in a monstrance upon the adoration chapel altar. Adorers may pray to God, pray from a prayer book, read spiritual reading, pray the rosary, or just sit with God in contemplation for one minute, one hour, or any length of time. Bask in God’s grace, love, light, and infinite ocean of mercy.
ACCESS CODE
The Adoration Chapel offers adoration Monday-Friday 7:00 am-7:00 pm. The chapel is available for private prayer before the tabernacle without the monstrance all other hours using an access code. CLICK HERE to request an access code. Instructions are also on display at chapel entrances on how to request an access code.
ADORATION RESOURCES
Here are some materials and videos that will help to explain what Adoration is, what to do during Adoration, and how to pray a Holy Hour. There are no formal rules about what to do in Adoration, but people often read the Bible, or pray the rosary, or read a spiritual book, or pray silently, or simply look at Jesus in the Eucharist on the altar.
How to Make a Holy Hour by Fr. Billy Swan, Word on Fire
Collection of Prayers for Perpetual Adoration http://www.therealpresence.org/eucharst/pea/prayers.html
Sign Up for a Holy Hour using WeAdoreHim
Click the link above to go to our WeAdoreHim page.
CLICK HERE FOR ADORER INFORMATION
Need Help Signing Up for a Holy Hour?
If you need help signing up, or have questions, please email adorationteam@sttheresachurch.org
or speak to a member of the Adoration team: Andrew & Jennifer Kim, Linda Mirabelli, Marilee Van Havermaet,
Judy Moore, Barb Simeo, Danny Kliarsky
“I had spent most of my life attending Willow Creek Community Church and other non-denominational evangelical churches. I was doing the best I could to grow as a Christian and walk the ‘Christian walk.’ Then the Lord showed me a new way to live in his presence that I never had imagined possible. Through a series of conversations and books, I discovered the presence of our Lord in the quiet of an empty Catholic Church and eventually spending countless hours in Adoration Chapels; praying and listening to our Lord and discovering how He has offered himself to us in the Blessed Sacrament. Less than one year after my first time walking into the Adoration Chapel; myself, my wife, and our 6 children all entered into the Roman Catholic Church in April of 2018.“
Brandon Ysteboe
O Come, Let Us Adore Him.
St. Theresa Catholic Church | 465 North Benton Street, Palatine, Illinois 60067 | 847.358.7760