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Holy Redeemer Catholic Church has had Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration since 2018. The parish is actively striving to increase the number of Adorers to attend Eucharistic Adoration. The goal would be to have two adorers per hour for 120 hours per week by Jan. 4, The Epiphany of the Lord.
Increased opportunity for Eucharistic Adoration, which is being promoted through the Adoratio Foundation In His Presence campaign, will require a minimum total of 240 individuals to commit to one hour of prayer in Eucharistic Adoration each week. Someone will always be with the Most Blessed Sacrament praying during this time.
"I strongly encourage the faithful of Holy Redeemer as well as the Mary, Mother of God Area Faith Community and the Diocese of New Ulm to make a regular Holy Hour. This encounter with Christ changes us and he sends us into the world to unleash the holy order we have encountered." "Everyone, make the Holy Hour, and you will discover as you leave the divine Presence that if you move among people in the world, they will say of you as the maid said of Peter, 'You have been with Christ.'" (Blessed Archbishop Fulton J Sheen). "I was concelebrant at the Beatification Mass of Archbishop Fulton Sheen on September 24 and was deeply moved by his devotion to the Holy Eucharist and especially the daily Holy Hour." The Most Reverend Chad W. Zielinski
Also known as Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Eucharist Adoration offers an opportunity for the faithful to pray and sit in silence with Jesus Christ who is physically present in body, blood, soul, and divinity, via a consecrated host. Catholics believe this central teaching of the Church; that Christ becomes truly present in the Eucharist when the priest consecrates the bread and wine during the Mass, and they are transformed into Jesus Christ's literal body and blood. For this reason, the exposed consecrated host in Eucharistic Adoration is never left unattended.
For more information about Eucharistic Adoration or to sign up as an adorer, contact Deacon Ken Noyes at 507-401-1060.