St. Stanislaus Parish at 51 Lansdale Avenue, Lansdale, PA 19446 US - Perpetual Adoration

A sincere "Thank You", committed, faithful adorers who keep our Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration going.


Please consider committing to an hour listed below, one not listed, or becoming a substitute adorer. The hours in bold and underlined have no one committed at this time and are being filled by a substitute.

Prayer Partner Hours of Need
Sunday: 12am, 1am, 3am, 4am, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm, 9pm, 10pm, 11pm
Monday: 2am, 3am, 4pm
Tuesday: 3am, 11pm
Wednesday: 1am, 2am, 3am, 4am, 6am, noon, 5pm
Thursday: 1am, 2am, 3am, 4am
Friday: 12am, 2am, noon
Saturday: 3am, 8pm, 11pm

Call Sue Gillen,215.362.8643 for more information or to sign up.

A Holy Hour Prayer

O Lord, thank you for this hour of Eucharistic devotion. It comes as a time of peace, recollection and healing. How privileged I am to spend an hour with you! It makes me feel like the apostles and disciples who were able to speak quietly with you along the road, perhaps sitting under a tree in the evening.

What am I to say to you? You know everything about me. You know all my needs, all my failings and even my good intentions. In this hour I adore you as the infinite and Holy One of God. You and the Father are one and you have promised that we will be one in you. I give you thanks for all the blessings of my life, which I so seldom think of. I thank you for life itself, material and spiritual.

I ask your forgiveness and healing for all my shortcomings and sins; all the times that unthinkingly I have failed you and fallen short of the grace that you gave me. And finally I place before you confidently everyone that I care about, every concern that I have, and every need of my life. I promise to trust you no matter what happens to me. You will bring good out of even the worst of it. I do not ask you to change what is to be. Rather, in whatever there is to be, let me find your will, your holiness and your opportunity for me to grow. I will try to say, "I know that you are with me." Finally, I redirect my life, my desires, my hopes, to you, not only for myself but for all whom I care about and for the whole world. May your kingdom come. May your Holy Spirit be with us. Send him constantly to us as you promised you would at the Last Supper.

As I look at this mysterious sign, the white host, my eyes tell me nothing of who is there, but faith affirms in my heart that you, my Lord and God are there. I thank you for this precious gift of faith. Amen.

– Father Benedict J. Groeschel, CFR