Adoration Chapel Information & Guidelines

We are pleased to be able to offer our Adoration Chapel to all those who would like to use it. To ensure that we continue to keep the area safe for all that use it, we have put together guidelines below. Thank you for your attention to these guidelines.

Hours of Operation

Monday through Friday: 8:30am to 4:30pm
Saturday: 9:30am to 3:30pm
Sunday: 1:00pm to 5:30pm

These hours align outside of our usual Mass times. Please only enter at these times. This will allow us the opportunity to clean the space on a daily basis as well as not interfere with Mass times. There will continue to be Adoration opportunities in the Church on Tuesday evenings for those desiring later hours for worship. See the bulletin or our website for the dates.

Guidelines for Your Visit

Since reopening the Chapel, first time users must call the Parish Center to register as an Adorer. You will then be given the new code to enter the Chapel. Once obtained, please DO NOT SHARE THE CODE TO GET INTO THE CHAPEL. The door from the church hallway has been deactivated. Once obtaining the code, no additional registration is required.

  • A maximum of 10 people will be allowed in the Chapel at one time.

  • Do not admit anyone who does not have the code to the chapel. Do not prop open the door.

  • Do not move the chairs around.

  • Personal items are allowed, but should be taken home with you as anything left behind will be properly disposed of.

  • NO food or beverage in the chapel. Water in a sealed vessel is okay.

  • Please do not bring plants or flowers or pictures to the chapel. These will be removed.

  • If you need to use the restroom, exit through the door into the Church hallway and reenter through the parking lot entrance with your code.

  • The last person in the chapel should close the tabernacle doors and turn off the lights.

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