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WHAT IS ADORATION?

A Time to Be Still

Eucharistic Adoration is simply time spent in the presence of Jesus — present to us Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity in the Blessed Sacrament.

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In our busy world, it can be rare to simply stop, be quiet, and allow ourselves to be loved. Adoration is that opportunity. There is no agenda, no performance — only presence. You sit before the Lord as you are, and He meets you there.

 

Catholics believe that Jesus is truly and fully present in the Eucharist — the same Jesus who healed the sick, embraced the outcast, and rose from the dead. Adoration is a time to encounter that same Jesus, in silence and love.

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"It is well to keep close to the source of grace... The Eucharist is the secret of my day. It gives strength and meaning to all my other activities."

— Pope St. John Paul II​​​

ADORATION SCHEDULE

Thursdays

7:30–8:30am (Church)

7–8pm (Chapel)

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First Friday (Church)

9–10am

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First Weekend (Chapel)

8pm Friday–5:00pm Saturday

LOCATION

Holy Spirit Catholic Church
3871 Betsy Kerrison Pkwy
Johns Island, SC 29455

QUESTIONS?

(843) 768-0357

FIRST WEEKEND ADORATION

Sign up for a Holy Hour

On the first Friday-Saturday of the month we have adoration in our historic chapel. You can now sign up for a Holy Hour online. It's easy!

  1. Visit WeAdoreHim

  2. Select the date range

  3. Click on the time you want commit to to start 

  4. Create an account and set up your notification preferences.

  5. Choose the date and frequency you want to commit to.

 

We need 2 people signed up for every hour we offer adoration.  We will notify the parish of new opportunities for Adoration!

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GETTING STARTED

Practical Tips for Adoration

If you have never been to Adoration before, here is what to expect and how to make the most of your time:

  • Come as you are. There is no special preparation required. Simply enter, genuflect before the Blessed Sacrament, and take a seat.

  • Bring what you need. A Bible, a rosary, a journal, or simply your quiet presence — all are welcome. You might also pray the Liturgy of the Hours or use a prayer guide.

  • Be patient with silence. If your mind wanders, gently return your attention to the Lord. Distraction is not failure — it is part of the practice of prayer.

  • Stay as long as you are able. Even fifteen minutes before the Lord can be transformative. There is no required minimum.

  • Maintain quiet reverence. The church is shared with others in prayer. Please silence your phone and keep your voice low when entering and leaving.

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