If you need a substitute, just send out a request through myOLPH. You can log in, and click on “My Serving”. It’s easy for participants to respond electronically and let you know that they can cover your hour. For more detailed information on using myOLPH with adoration, you can CLICK HERE.
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Will scheduled Adorers need a key to enter the new chapel?
During regular daytime and early evening hours, the Chapel will be open and accessible through the Church’s Narthex for anyone to come and pray, including the scheduled Adorers, so no key or passcode are necessary. The chapel is open daily from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm for all visitors. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in...
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What if there is some kind of emergency while I’m praying in the chapel?
For emergencies related to health or personal safety, Adorers should immediately call 911 on their cell phones. For emergencies involving the physical plant (such as heat, air conditioning or water) or other non-life threatening issues, Adorers will be provided with a contact number for parish personnel who will assist.
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Are restrooms available to those who have come to adore?
Yes. A restroom will be located in the new Narthex adjacent to the Chapel and will be available at all times.
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Are there times of prayer available for families with young children to pray together?
Yes. Some of our families with young children have asked about setting aside “family-friendly” hours of prayer when parents could pray, together with their children. We will work with interested families to determine the best days and times to set aside something regular and consistent for them.
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How should I pray during my hour?
Your style and method of prayer depend on you and your own relationship with the Lord. One hundred people will pray in one hundred different ways. But there are some basic elements that every “holy hour” has in common. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has provided basic teachings on prayer and meditation as well as...
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