Eucharistic Adoration

Eucharistic adoration is the prayer that we make personally or even collectively, before the Tabernacle or before the Monstrance exposed on the altar, which contains the consecrated host in which Christ is truly present.

Personal Eucharistic adoration can be done during the week, when the church is open, or also arriving a few minutes before the beginning of Mass, to be able to pray before the Tabernacle.

Eucharistic adoration in community is done in special moments. At St. Matthew’s we do

it during Mass with the Catechism students every Saturday, during Mass on Wednesdays and also on the first and third Sunday of the month after the 12 pm Mass. It is first and foremost a privileged moment of encounter with our Lord Jesus Christ, present in the Eucharist, to share with him our joys and sorrows, our achievements and failures, but above all to ask for his blessing and his help in everything we do every day.

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Fr. Tarcisio