Adoration
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Come, Let us adore him
24–HOUR ADORATION CHAPEL
Parishioners are invited to participate in our 24-Hour Adoration that begins following the 7:00 am Mass through 7:00 am on Saturday morning, just prior to the 8:00 am Mass Saturday. This will continue every Friday. If you would like to become an adorer, or a substitute adorer, during this time please click on the button below.
Los feligreses están invitados a participar en nuestra Adoración de 24 horas que comenzará el viernes después de la Misa de las 7:00 am hasta sábado de las 7:00 am Esto continuará todos los viernes. Si desea convertirse en adorador o adorador sustituto, durante este tiempo, haga clic en el botón a continuación.
perpetual adoration
Perpetual Adoration is returning! We are planning to bring back Perpetual Adoration one day at a time, beginning with Thursday. As soon as Thursday is filled, we will then work on filling the next day. You can sign up for a weekly commitment at adorationpro.org/stlouisaustin¡La adoración perpetua regresa! Actualmente realizamos adoración todos los viernes, pero estamos planeando volver a tener la adoración perpetua, añadiendo un día a la vez, comenzando los jueves. Tan pronto como se llene el jueves, comenzaremos la adoración ese día y luego trabajaremos para llenar el día siguiente. Puede inscribirse para un Compromiso Semanal en adorationpro.org/stlouisaustin.
Become an Adorer
Registro de Adoración
Eucharistic Revival + Upcoming Parish Holy Hours
Our Parish Chapel is open for prayer during regular business hours.
You are welcome to use the space for prayer during office business hours (M-F 9:00am - 6:00pm).
Questions? Contact the Adoration Team
[email protected]
512-693-7022
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Adoration FAQs
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What is eucharistic adoration?
Eucharistic Adoration, or just adoration for short, is the worship that the Christian faithful give to Jesus Christ truly present in the Eucharist.
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Why should I go to adoration?
Because Christ comes to us in such a humble, loving way in the Eucharist, and since He is truly present in this sacrament, we adore Him in a special way when we spend time with Him in adoration. To be able to gaze upon our Lord, our Creator and Savior, in such an intimate way is a gift without compare that He has given us. Out of thanksgiving for His blessings to us, we go to adore Him. The Catechism says: Because Christ himself is present in the sacrament of the altar, He is to be honored with the worship of adoration.
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I cannot make it to my schedule time, what do I do?
First, try to find someone to cover you. If you can find no one, contact [email protected].
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Can I bring my children?
Adoration is a time for quiet contemplation and prayer with God. Babies and small children crying or being restless and noisy can be very distracting to others. This should be kept in mind, as only you know your children and how they might act. Still, it is very good for children to come to adoration. Since many children have trouble being still for extended periods of time, consider bringing your spouse or other trusted adult to adoration, so that if your child becomes restless, one of you can go outside the room with them and watch over them. Adoration is open to anyone. Please maintain a disposition of silence and reverence in the chapel.
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