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When you guys say that you pray in presence of the Belssed Sacrement, do you men in front of the tabernacle or with the Host exposed in a monsrtance?
Either way.When you guys say that you pray in presence of the Belssed Sacrement, do you men in front of the tabernacle or with the Host exposed in a monsrtance?
In our parish, the host is exposed in a monstrance. It is enclosed in a clear glass case inside our chapel.
At one of the parishes in Rockford (St. Rita, I think) they do just the opposite. There is an outside door opening into a little room with a glass wall, opposite which is the chapel with the tabernacle. This door is kept unlocked and there is a kneeler inside, so people can come at any time to visit Jesus in the Eucharist even when the rest of the church is locked.I have yet to find a parish in our diocese where they have this!
Where ever the Blessed Sacrament is available in whatever manner the Blessed Sacrament is available.When you guys say that you pray in presence of the Belssed Sacrement, do you men in front of the tabernacle or with the Host exposed in a monsrtance?
I know it’s there, because I used to go to St. Rita’s in Rockford, and I have been in that little room often, praying before the Blessed Sacrament.At one of the parishes in Rockford (St. Rita, I think) they do just the opposite. There is an outside door opening into a little room with a glass wall, opposite which is the chapel with the tabernacle. This door is kept unlocked and there is a kneeler inside, so people can come at any time to visit Jesus in the Eucharist even when the rest of the church is locked.
So here, it’s the adorers that are in the glass case.
You might try putting your location into masstimes.org and then clicking on adorations. I know first hand of perpetual adoration chapels in baton rouge, carencro, and opelousas. I put in all of Louisiana’s major cities and was able to find claims of perpetual adoration in all except Monroe.I have yet to find a parish in our diocese where they have this!