It is never too late to start spending time with Jesus. He is always waiting for us to be with Him. 

Saint John Paul II said this about Adoration: “To adore is to consent to let ourselves also be transformed, converted, evangelized, so as to access our true humanity. Adoration is not a ‘spiritual device or accessory’. It is a ‘transforming force’ “

Come spend a few moments and rest in the presence of Jesus 

*Please note: during March & April, we will not have our First Wednesday of the Month Holy Hour as there is Adoration every Friday during the season of Lent.

Adoration is an encounter with the living God, it is a moment when we allow Him to affirm the truth that He made us and He desires that we exist. He desires that we might have life and have it abundantly” (John 10:10). The answer to every question which pours forth from the human heart is love. We come to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament to understand, to be healed, to be free. We come and we place our needs before Him for ourselves and for those whom we love. Yet at base, what we are truly seeking to ‘know’ is that we are loved by God. He affirms this by simply remaining with us, with calling us to Himself. Jesus’ love is deep, pure, and strong. He not only created you, He desires you. Jesus thirsts for you. May we come to Adoration to express our deep love and thirst for Him.