A Eucharistic devotion in the Catholic Church of the Latin Rite. In its traditional form, a priest, vested in surplice, stole, and cope, places on the altar or in the niche above it the consecrated Host in the ostensorium, or monstrance, and then incenses it. O Salutaris Hostia or similar hymn is usually sung at the beginning of exposition, followed by a period of meditation, praise, and adoration by priest and people.

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Even today, the Holy Spirit shapes us into being a people of worship, in which they experience God - God's works, God's words, God's presence, God's power. Most of all, we come amazed at how God has reached for us and loved us, repairing the breach with us by way of Jesus Christ. For those who take part in this, worship becomes a way of life, and life becomes a way of worship. This is a way of being close with our Father, a way of giving back what the Giver first gave us. (Source: SpritHome.com)

Sometimes we can't make it alone. Sometimes our problems seem bigger than the resources we have at our disposal. Before we can make real change happen in our lives, we need to be spiritually revitalized to face the challenges in front of us. And knowing about St. Jude and the power of his Novena is a powerful way to get started. (Source: St. Jude Novena Site)

This hour Jesus wants you to spend with Him is spent any way you want. You may bring your own prayer books, use the books in the chapel, read the Bible, pray the rosary, or just sit and relax and enjoy the sweet peace that comes from simply being in the Presence of God. You may feel that you can't pray well. Don't let this discourage you. The mere fact that you take time out at a specific time each week to spend an hour with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament pleases Him very much and is in itself a prayer of great faith. Please remember that Perpetual Adoration is a parish is not just for a day, a week, a month, or a year. Rather, it is for always. It is not temporary, but ongoing, lasting, permanent. (Source: EWTN: Global Catholic Network)

For all Catholic men and women, families and young people troubled by the many afflictions of modern life.  Discover the greatest source of spiritual and temporal help, graces and blessings for those who truly love the Sacred Heart of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, and practice His requested Devotion with the essential prayers and acts; including the "First Friday"and the "Nine Fridays" promises. (Source: The Devotion to the Sacred Heart)