"Can you not spend an hour with Me? "
The hour you spend with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament may be the most peaceful hour of your entire week, restoring your soul amidst daily noise.
A Guide for Quiet Souls
Make Time. Make Room.
An hour with the Lord.
We divide the sixty minutes into four gentle movements, helping you maintain quiet recollection and keep your mind anchored in His presence without distraction.
Adoration
Contrition
Thanksgiving
Supplication
Begin in silent adoration, focusing your mind on the Blessed Sacrament and resting deeply in His peaceful presence.
Examine your heart with gentle contrition, offering your daily burdens and seeking His infinite, healing mercy.
Give thanks for the quiet blessings of your life, naming each specific grace with a deeply joyful, recollected heart.
Bring your personal petitions and the needs of our parish family before Him, trusting entirely in His perfect care.
Begin your daily yes.
Whether you pray in our quiet parish chapel or stream from home, say your daily yes to the grace of the present moment.
What is the Visit?
It is the meeting of our soul and of all our being with Jesus.
It is the creature meeting his Creator;
the disciple before the Divine Master;
the patient with the Doctor of souls;
the poor one appealing to the Rich One;
the thirsty one drinking at the Font;
the weak one presenting himself to the Almighty;
the tempted one seeking a sure Refuge;
the blind one searching for the Light;
the friend who goes to the True Friend;
the lost sheep sought by the divine Shepherd;
the heart led astray who finds the Way;
the foolish one who finds Wisdom;
the bride who finds the Spouse of the soul;
the nothing who finds the All;
the afflicted who finds the Consoler;
the youth who finds life’s meaning.