"Most Sacred, most loving Heart of Jesus...O make my heart beat with Your Heart!” - St. John Henry Cardinal Newman
What is Eucharistic Adoration?
Eucharistic adoration is a time we set aside to worship Jesus, the Real Presence of God in the Most Blessed Sacrament. The Eucharist is the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of our Lord (CCC 1374) in our perpetual Holy Family Adoration Chapel.
Heart Speaks to Heart
Time spent in Eucharistic adoration is an opportunity to encounter Jesus, real and present for you. This time in silence in the presence of God is a time to speak directly to Jesus, and let Him speak back to you. St. John Henry Newman took this motto when he became a cardinal: Cor ad cor loquitur, “Heart speaks unto heart.” Adoration is really as simple as this, allowing Jesus’s Sacred Heart to speak intimately and personally to your own heart.
What is Perpetual Adoration?
We are blessed to have Perpetual Adoration. Jesus is present in the Eucharist 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This means we need to have at least two adorers scheduled for each hour of the day and night.
How Do I Get Started?
Every parishioner is invited and encouraged to frequent the Adoration Chapel. There are many hours available for individuals and families.
Click here to sign up for an adoration hour
Click here for a FREE printable adoration prayer guide
Click here for directions on finding a substitute for your holy hour
Who can I contact for more information?
Kit Lambertz
(316) 619-4804
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Tell me about the National Eucharistic Revival!
The National Eucharistic Revival movement is the joyful, expectant, grassroots response of the Church in the United States to the divine invitation to be united once again around the source and summit of our faith in the celebration of the Eucharist. Through the Eucharist, God desires to heal, renew, and unify the Church and the world. Visit their website here: www.eucharisticrevival.org
A group of Magdalen parishioners were among the thousands of pilgrims who attended the National Eucharistic Congress. Several of them wrote reflections for us on their experience. Please take a moment to read about their experiences here!
Reflections from the National Eucharistic Congress
