sT. pASCHAL bAYLON aDORATION cHAPEl
Come and Spend an Hour with the Lord
"My soul thirsts for You, My Lord"
The Chapel will reopen after the 9:00 Mass on Aug. 1st.
We will process from the church to the chapel after Mass.
There are still few hours open. Can you take one of them?
Sign Up online by clicking here
https://signup.com/go/CXzRLhi
OR
If you want to Substitute for an hour,
Please Click Here
Adoration Chapel Open Hours
1:00 AM Tu, W
2:00 AM Th
8:00 AM F
11:00 AM Sa
12:00 PM Su, Sa
1:00 PM Su
2:00 PM Tu
4:00 PM Sa
Our 24 hour Adoration Chapel is a place to meet Jesus in the peace and quiet of your heart. Feel free to stop in anytime between 6:00AM and 10:00PM, no appointment necessary.
If you have any questions, or would like to be a chapel volunteer, please email us at adoration@stpaschal.org, or contact Dan at (805) 539-8213, or Linda at (805) 539-8214. Or you can fill out the form below.
"As we come to the Eucharist and receive the "bread of heaven," let us continue to remember that God is involved in our everyday life, equipping us to get through whatever needs to be endured. When things seem to be unraveling around the edges, let the Holy Spirit guide you step by step and know that the light of Jesus shines on you continually. "- Friar Joe Scerbo, S.A
We will process from the church to the chapel after Mass.
There are still few hours open. Can you take one of them?
Sign Up online by clicking here
https://signup.com/go/CXzRLhi
OR
If you want to Substitute for an hour,
Please Click Here
Adoration Chapel Open Hours
1:00 AM Tu, W
2:00 AM Th
8:00 AM F
11:00 AM Sa
12:00 PM Su, Sa
1:00 PM Su
2:00 PM Tu
4:00 PM Sa
Our 24 hour Adoration Chapel is a place to meet Jesus in the peace and quiet of your heart. Feel free to stop in anytime between 6:00AM and 10:00PM, no appointment necessary.
If you have any questions, or would like to be a chapel volunteer, please email us at adoration@stpaschal.org, or contact Dan at (805) 539-8213, or Linda at (805) 539-8214. Or you can fill out the form below.
"As we come to the Eucharist and receive the "bread of heaven," let us continue to remember that God is involved in our everyday life, equipping us to get through whatever needs to be endured. When things seem to be unraveling around the edges, let the Holy Spirit guide you step by step and know that the light of Jesus shines on you continually. "- Friar Joe Scerbo, S.A