Eucharistic Adoration Prayers (2024)

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Eucharistic Adoration Prayers? ›

In your great love for me you continue to give yourself, body, blood, soul, and divinity in this sacrament of your love. As I pray here in your Eucharistic presence, enkindle in me the fire of your gospel. Nourish me with your love and compassion, so that I may be your living presence to all I meet. Amen.

Jesus, I thank You for the gift ofmy life and for every moment I live. I thank You for my parents, my family, my relatives and my friends. Jesus, I thank You for the gift of faith, the grace of my baptism, the forgiveness of my sins, the gift of receivlOg Your Body and Blood in the Eucharist.

I adore you, O Infinite Goodness, who has wrought so many miracles, in order to reveal your love to us. I adore you, with all the angels and saints, and with those chosen souls that are now already the blessed of your Father and are all aglow with burning love for you. I adore you with all your friends, O Jesus!

Lord, may we who honor the holy name of Jesus enjoy his friendship in this life and be filled with eternal joy in the kingdom where he lives and reigns for ever and ever. Amen. The whole world should tremble and heaven rejoice, when Christ, the Son of the living God, is present on the altar in the hands of the priest.

Our time in adoration is a time of quiet prayer and meditation in the presence of Jesus (no talking). Please silence all electronic devices before entering. Please be mindful of proper respectful and modest attire. Nothing is to be placed on the altar and the Monstrance holding our Lord should not be touched.

Our Lord appreciates the sacrifice you make in coming to church to spend time in His presence. There is no right or wrong way to pray during Adoration. It may be helpful to use a prayer book, or read Scripture, or another spiritual book, or pray the rosary.

in the name of Jesus Christ our Savior and Lord. We ask that You inspire Your whole church in power, unity, and peace. Grant that all who trust you may obey your Word, and live together in love.

Psalm 145

Psalm 145 is a powerful symphony of praise and testimony. It is a cry of joy, proclaiming God's kindness, righteousness, faithfulness, majesty, glory, and love. This Psalm comes from the heart of one who is in complete awe of God, and the admiration and praise is contagious.

1. The adoration of God; known as latria (the church's Latin term for such homage was latria). 2. The simple respect and veneration and adoration of angels and saints; called dulia.

What is the prayer for the Eucharistic blessing? ›

Lord Jesus Christ, you gave us the Eucharist as the memorial of your suffering and death. May our worship of this sacrament of your body and blood help us to experience the salvation you won for us and the peace of the kingdom where you live with the Father and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

O Lord our God, accept the fervent prayers of your people; in the multitude of your mercies look with compassion upon us and all who turn to you for help; for you are gracious, O lover of souls, and to you we give glory, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, now and for ever. Amen.

We adore You, and give You praise, May all honor be to You. May the most Precious Blood that pours out from the Sacred Head of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the Temple of Divine Wisdom, Tabernacle of Divine Knowledge, and Sunshine of heaven and earth, cover us now and forever. Amen.

I adore You for all the works of Your hands, that reveal to me so much wisdom, goodness and mercy, O Lord. You have spread so much beauty over the earth and it tells me about Your beauty, even though these beautiful things are but a faint reflection of You, incomprehensible Beauty.

Prayer of Adoration

I adore you Jesus, true God, and true man, present in the holy Eucharist, kneeling before you and united in spirit with all the faithful on earth and all the saints in heaven. In gratitude for so great a blessing, I love you with all my heart, for you are worthy of all praise and adoration.

Each Eucharistic Prayer consists of three sections: (1) a petition for the working of the Holy Spirit, (2) a description of the effects of the Holy Spirit's action of transforming the Eucharistic elements, and (3) the “fruits” of the Holy Spirit, which are the res tantum or ultimate reality of the sacrament for the ...

Typically, two or more people, taking turns, spend an hour, in prayer and silence, before the Blessed Sacrament reserved in the tabernacle. The hours of the day or night are so divided that adoration is considered perpetual or extended over a period of time.