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Singles of the Eucharist

Meet us in Adoration and let the Lord form your heart for a Eucharistic Way of Life.

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“My sheep hear my voice, I know them, and they follow me.”

John 10:27

A simple way to begin

What it means to join

Pray with us

Commit to regular Eucharistic Adoration alone or with others, offering prayers for peace in troubled hearts, for the eternal salvation of all souls and for priests who minister the Holy Eucharist across the world.

Gather locally

Connect with young adults for scheduled Adoration and prayerful gatherings in U.S. parishes or on campuses.

Live Eucharistically

Carry the grace of the Blessed Sacrament into daily life through mercy, humility, and faithful witness.

Perpetual Adoration – Ave Maria University, Ave Maria, Florida

Ways to participate

Choose your next step

Whether you are new to Adoration or already devoted, there is a place for you. Start small, stay faithful, and let the Holy Eucharist shape your life.

Attend an Adoration gathering

Join an upcoming Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration in your area or with us online or in-person. Bring your heart and soul – that is enough.

Host or help organize

Help coordinate a Holy Hour at your local parish or campus chapel. We are here to help, share and promote.

Share the invitation

Invite a friend, post an event, or encourage your community to spend time with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.

Pray for the mission

Offer a weekly intention for peace and conversion, and for priests across the world whose lives are the celebration of the Eucharist.

Sign up to join the mission

Receive occasional emails with upcoming adoration, prayer intentions, and ways to serve. We only ask for your name and email.

Ready to enkindle Eucharistic Devotion in your parish or on campus?

We would be honored to help whether you are starting from scratch or strengthening what already exists.