There is a perpetual Adoration chapel in Appleton and in Neenah. For other Adoration chapels in our Diocese, visit the Adoration page on the Diocesan website. 

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One of the best ways to grow in faith is developing a prayer life.  
Many of us may turn to God in prayer when things get rough but it's really something that we should be doing all the time. 

1. Memorized prayers. These help us in difficult times when we may not know what else to say or do.  These prayers help us to be moved to God and provide a framework from which our own personal prayers may arise.
   
2. Personal Prayer. God created you with a voice and a heart all your own. He wants to hear that voice and have that heart shared with him. There isn't a right or wrong way to share your heart with God. If we think of how we talk with a friend, that's how we can think of this. Whether we're having a good or bad day, have received good or bad news, we still seek out our friends and speak to them of the events that matter to us. God is asking to share with him that which matters to us. 

Eucharistic Adoration is the practice of praying before the Blessed Sacrament. Jesus Christ, present Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity in the Sacred Host, is placed on the altar for all to adore and pray before. It is an opportunity to pray in the presence of the God who saves us.

We provide the text for the Liturgy of the Hours each day. However, the iBreviary app is available for free and has all the prayers for the Liturgy of the Hours as well as the texts for Mass and the readings of the day.