Frequently asked questions
FAQ’s
WHAT IS PERPETUAL ADORATION?
When an individual commits for an uninterrupted hour of Eucharistic devotion in front of the exposed Eucharist, it is known as a Holy Hour. The inspiration for the Holy Hour is Matthew 26:40 when in the Garden of Gethsemane the night before his crucifixion, Jesus asks Peter: “So, could you men not keep watch with me for one hour?”. Perpetual Adoration is where there is an adorer present in the chapel before the exposed Most Blessed Sacrament, both during the day and throughout the night, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can sit in silence, read, pray, and adore God in his presence by being at the chapel on a certain day and time each week. You can arrange to switch the occasional hour with another adorer if your schedule conflicts.
What is the significance of and history behind everything in the chapel?
Click the link “Visitor Guide” below to read about all the beautiful images, statues, and stained glass windows in the chapel.
Is there security available at the chapel?
For security reasons the chapel is locked from 8PM to 6AM and there is a passcode required to enter the chapel.
Is there a restroom available?
There is a restroom in the entryway right outside the chapel for adorers to use.