Eucharistic Adoration is a beautiful and sacred practice in the Catholic Church where the Blessed Sacrament—Jesus Christ truly present in the consecrated Host—is displayed in a monstrance for the faithful to adore, reflect, and pray before. It is a time set aside for silent prayer and intimate encounter with Christ, allowing us to deepen our relationship with Him and experience His loving presence. During Adoration, we are invited to sit in the stillness of God's love, offering our hearts in praise, thanksgiving, and petition. 

It is a peaceful opportunity for personal reflection, spiritual healing, and drawing closer to the Lord. All are welcome to spend time with Jesus, whether for a few minutes or an hour, as we seek His peace, grace, and guidance.

Come and experience the profound beauty of Eucharistic Adoration—a time of prayer and presence where Christ Himself awaits to meet you.

You can access the chapel from the inside (through the Holy Family grotto) or from outside (near the Blessed Virgin Mary Grotto). You will need an access code when entering from outside. Please call the Parish Office at (248) 446-8700 for more information.

Questions? Feel free to call Pat Luther at (248) 437-7489 or by email at [email protected].

In Eucharistic Adoration, we come before the Blessed Sacrament, the Body of Christ, to offer Him our love, our prayers, and our hearts. During this time, we quietly and reverently sit in the presence of Jesus, allowing Him to speak to us in the silence of our hearts. It’s a personal moment of communion with the Lord, where we can experience His peace and draw closer to Him.

• Quiet Prayer: Speak to Jesus from your heart. Share your joys, your struggles, your hopes, and your gratitude. Just as we speak to a friend, we speak to Christ, knowing He listens with love and understanding.

• Silent Meditation: Spend time reflecting on Scripture, the mysteries of the faith, or simply being still in God’s presence. This is a time for quiet contemplation, allowing the Lord to deepen your faith and understanding.

• Intercessory Prayer: Bring your intentions—whether for yourself, your loved ones, or the world. Jesus welcomes our prayers and intercedes for us before the Father.

• Thanksgiving: Offer thanks to God for His many blessings. Adoration is a beautiful opportunity to express gratitude for the gift of Christ in the Eucharist and for all the graces He pours into our lives.

• Adoration and Praise: Spend time simply adoring the Lord, praising Him for His goodness, His mercy, and His love. In this sacred moment, we acknowledge His greatness and sovereignty over all things.

You can access the chapel from inside the church (through the Holy Family grotto) or from outside (near the Blessed Virgin Mary Grotto). You will need an access code when entering from outside. Please call the Parish Office at (248) 446-8700 for more information.

Questions? Feel free to call Pat Luther at (248) 437-7489 or by email at [email protected].

See inside the Chapel

When entering the chapel, it is important to be reverent and remember that we are in the presence of God. Please turn off cell phones and finish all conversations beforehand.

Please be mindful of others. It is important for the chapel to remain a place of reverent prayer. 

There is a small tabernacle located on the wall on the far-right side of the chapel.  When the tabernacle door is open, at least one person must be present in the Adoration Chapel. 

Before leaving, if no one is present, always make sure the tabernacle door is closed and any lights that you turned on when you arrived are turned off.
 
Thank you.

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