Holy Eucharistic Adoration Revitalization Team / HEART:

The purpose of HEART is twofold. The team is dedicated to educating everyone on the wonderful benefits of the practice of Adoration in our lives.  The other aspect is to fulfill the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops guidelines on Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharist outside of Mass. Please visit the Saint Agnes Eucharistic Adoration page for testimonies, videos, and how-to information for developing your personal adoration devotion.
HEART

The practice of having two or more adorers present each hour requires a permanent schedule of “anchors,” the people committed to being present that hour each week.  This allows for everyone else to participate during the entire day.  HEART welcomes everyone with an interest in deepening their relationship with Jesus to become part of the team whether or not they become an “anchor,” committed to a specific hour of adoration each week.

Our current schedule begins with Adoration starting after the 7:30 am Mass on Thursdays.  Adoration continues through the day, concluding at 7 pm with Benediction.  There is a team that leads the Chaplet of Divine Mercy and a Rosary at 3 pm.  Deacon Bill Wilson leads a Holy Hour from 6-7 pm and the concluding Benediction.

Click here for a complete description of how HEART manages our Thursday Adorations including guidelines for Captains and Anchors.

You may join the HEART group simply by signing up to receive our Flocknote email. This weekly email will help you to know more about Eucharistic Adoration in general, keep you informed on special events at St. Agnes to help others become involved, and bring you any schedule changes. Log into stagnes.flocknote.com or if you’re new text STAGNES to 84576.  Then look for HEART in the groups and join.  (Learn more about how we use Flocknote.)
Please contact Annamarie Liptak at 724-244-4795 or TPL330@comcast.net if you have any questions or would like more information on becoming an anchor.
Words around the Monstrance:
Ecce Panis Angelorum Factus Cibus Viatorum
Behold the Bread of Angels sent for Travelers