Saint Carlo Acutis Eucharistic Adoration Chapel

Volunteering as an Adorer

To make this adoration chapel a living and true reality, your help is important. Participants are needed.

Our parish's initial plan is to hold Eucharist adoration from 9 AM to 9 PM, daily. Having at least two ‘adorers’ scheduled for each hour is the current goal.
 

Scheduling
If you would like to become a volunteer adorer you can sign up at any time. If you desire to join as a weekly adorer, there are spots available. If your schedule requires more flexibility, sign up for an hour or two a month, or volunteer to be a substitute.


Reminders
Once you have enrolled and reserved the day, time and frequency of your service as an adorer, you will receive an e-reminder (via email or text message) 24 hours before each of your personally scheduled time slots.

Finding a Substitute
The scheduled adorer can complete an online sub request. That request is then emailed to all volunteer subs. The person who would like to step forward as a replacement will click the link in the email in order to fulfill the request.

To sign up as an adorer and/or schedule a time slot, click the box below and you will be taken to the AdorationPro portal page created for Mary, Queen of Saints Parish.  Once there, click the "Weekly Commitment" button.  On the next screen you will be able to choose for yourself when and how frequently you would like to be scheduled as an adorer.

Volunteer as an Adorer

Questions/Info
Contact Tonya McKenna at [email protected] if you have  any questions.

Blessed Carlo Acutis, the first millennial to be beatified and whose canonization was delayed to a future date due to the death of Pope Francis, will be officially elevated to sainthood on September 7, 2025.

Known for his computer skills, Carlo used them to create a website showcasing Eucharistic miracles, demonstrating his faith in a contemporary way. Acutis is the first person born between 1981 and 1996 to be canonized, earning him the nickname "God's influencer”.  

Carlo Acutis died at the age of 15 in 2006 after being diagnosed with leukemia. He was beatified, or declared "Blessed," by Pope Francis in 2020.