In Eucharistic Adoration, we spend time with Jesus truly present in the Blessed Sacrament. In the quiet of His presence, hearts are renewed, burdens are lifted, and we learn to rest more deeply in the love of Christ. Time before the Eucharist draws us into greater peace, prayer, and intimacy with the Lord, who remains with His people always.
Beginning Sunday, June 7 at 6:00pm, the Sheboygan County Adoration Chapel in the Reinl Center will open for continual prayer each week from Sunday at 6:00pm through Friday at 6:00pm. Through the faithful presence of adorers throughout the week, the chapel will become a place of ongoing prayer, encounter, and grace for the entire community. We invite you to consider committing to a weekly hour before the Blessed Sacrament and experience the quiet transformation that comes from simply being with Jesus.
Chapel Address: 824 Superior Ave., Sheboygan
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Where is the Chapel, and How Do I Access it?
The Adoration Chapel is located in the Reinl Center at 824 Superior Avenue.
Please use the main entrance on Superior Avenue. Street parking is available, and accessible parking is available in the school lot when school is not in session.
During the week of June 1, registered adorers and substitute adorers will receive a door access code for the Reinl Center. Guests may receive temporary access by scanning the QR code located at the front or back entrance of the Reinl Center or by calling the parish office at 920-458-7721 during regular business hours.
What if I’m Alone or Someone Misses Their Hour?
Ideally, there should always be at least two adorers present in the chapel. If you arrive and are alone, simply begin your scheduled prayer time. If you need to leave and another adorer has not yet arrived, please close the tabernacle doors before departing.
Please consider donating to help maintain the Adoration Chapel. Your gift helps maintain a sacred place where people can encounter Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament through prayer, silence, and Adoration. Donations support the ongoing care and practical needs of the chapel, helping ensure this beautiful space remains welcoming, secure, and available to the community day and night. Through your generosity, others are given the opportunity to draw closer to Christ in the Eucharist.
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What is Adoration?
It is the worship of the Holy Eucharist outside of Mass. The Most Blessed Sacrament is displayed for all to see and pray in the presence of Christ. In other words, it’s a chance to be with Jesus, who we believe is truly present in the Eucharist. There’s nothing complicated about it—you can sit, pray, think, or just be still. Our goal is to have someone with Him at all times.
It brings peace in a busy world, deepens your relationship with God, and strengthens families and our parish community. Even a few minutes can make a big difference!
What If I’ve Never Done This Before?
That’s completely okay. Everyone starts somewhere. You can come for just a few minutes. Over time, it becomes more natural and meaningful.
What Do I Do During Adoration?
There’s no one “right” way to “do” adoration. The whole point is simply to spend time in the presence of Jesus. How you spend that time is up to you, but here are a few ideas:
- Sit quietly
- Read the Bible or a devotional
- Write in a prayer journal
- Pray the Rosary
- Practice mental prayer
- Enjoy the silence
You don’t have to do it perfectly—just come.
Do I Have to Commit to a Set Schedule?
A regular hour is encouraged, but flexibility is allowed. You may try adoration before committing, share an hour, or sign up for more than one.
Can Children Come?
Yes! Families are welcome. Quiet resources are available in our lending library.
Is Silence Required?
Yes. To maintain a prayerful atmosphere, please refrain from conversation and pray silently.
How Do I Sign Up?
Sign up through Adoration Pro (online scheduling system). Go to “Weekly Commitment” to secure your hour and/or substitute availability. adorationpro.org/sheboygan
Who Manages Scheduling and Can Help Me?
Scheduling is managed through Adoration Pro. For help, email adorationsheboygan@gmail.com or call the parish office at (920) 458-7721.
What if I’m Alone or Someone Misses Their Hour?
There should always be at least two adorers present. If you arrive alone, begin your prayer time as scheduled. If you need to leave and no one has arrived, simply close the tabernacle doors.
What if I Need to Miss My Hour?
Use Adoration Pro to request a substitute. It automatically sends out the request.
Is it Open 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week?
The chapel will launch with the initial hours of 6:00 pm on Sunday to 6:00 pm on Friday, with the hope of being perpetual as it grows in awareness.
Where is the Chapel, and How Do I Access it?
Reinl Center, 824 Superior Avenue. Use the main entrance on Superior Avenue. Street parking is available, with accessible parking in the school lot (when school is not in session).
How Many People Can the Chapel Hold?
Approximately 20–30 people, including space for wheelchairs and strollers.
How Do I Enter the Chapel?
Entry is through a secure keypad system.
Is the Building Secure?
Yes. The building remains locked at all times. Security cameras are in place, and outdoor lighting is provided.
What if I Feel Unsafe?
An emergency contact number will be posted in the chapel. In urgent situations, call 911.
Is the Chapel Accessible?
Yes. An accessible entrance and ramp are available on the school side, with accessible parking (when school is not in session). Seating and restrooms are on the same level. (No automatic doors.)
How Can I Get Involved?
Pray for the chapel.
Visit the chapel anytime it’s open.
Sign up for a regular hour.
Invite a friend to come with you.
Help us spread the word!