Discover the Difference an Hour
with Our Lord Can Make in Your Life
On June 19th, 2016 our Good Shepherd Chapel was formally blessed as a place specifically dedicated to prayer for priestly and religious vocations by Archbishop William Lori.
The Adoration Chapel at Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH) is a sacred space for our parishioners and visitors to meet our Lord throughout the day, grow in love for the Eucharist and each other, and hold the intentions of those discerning vocations close in our hearts and prayers.
Daytime Hours:
- The chapel, located through the main entrance of the church is open daily from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.
- Adoration: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in the monstrance (Adoration) from Wednesdays at 9 am through Saturdays at 8 am.
- Private Prayer: Additionally, private prayer in the Chapel is available twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Please see the below button to gain after-hours access.
A Special Note: Jesus is always present in the Chapel in the Eucharist. So even if you visit during hours when there is not yet Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, please know that He is there to meet you in prayer. The sanctuary lamps that burn on either side of the tabernacle indicate that Jesus is truly present.
After-hours Access:
To balance ease of after-hours access and the need for security, OLPH is using an electronic system called VIZpin that turns your cell phone into the key needed to gain entry after-hours.
I’d like to gain after-hours access.
Regular, weekly Adorers are asked to commit to an hour of prayer before the Blessed Sacrament on the same day and time each week. Currently, Adorers are needed to fill Wednesday morning through Saturday morning hours. It is our goal that once these slots are filled, we will offer expanded Adoration time slots for Tuesday morning through Wednesday morning. Once these days are filled, Monday and Saturday-Sunday hours will become open.
I want to sign-up as an Adorer.
Something changes when we commit to giving God a fixed time that belongs to Him each week. Rather than fitting God into our busy lives, we fit other things around the One who is the most important. When we do this, there is a greater power in our prayer, it’s easier to hear God, and we let Him do more of what He wants in our life.
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