Why Should I Participate In, What Should I Do At, And What Are The Benefits of, Eucharistic Adoration?

Some of you are hesitant to participate in Eucharistic Adoration because you are either not sure why you should or what to do while you are there. May you find this, this, and this helpful.

Others are wondering what the specific benefits of Eucharistic Adoration are? The good folks at St. Mark's Church in Huntersville, NC have more than 100 benefits to share with you.

O, Come let us Adore Him!

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