Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church
Rev. John G. McDonald
Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church
Rev. John G. McDonald
This week at Sacred Heart
Mass Schedule
Christmas Flower Donations
Mass Schedule
Saturday, 3:30pm Confession
Saturday, 5pm
Sunday, 9am & 11am English
Sunday, 1pm Español
Weekday Mass Schedule:
7 am Tuesday-Friday
Holy Day Mass Schedule
7am, 12pm, and 6:30pm (Bilingual)
First Friday Adoration 7:30am-6pm
First Saturday Mass 8am followed by anointing
Church Office
Christmas Flower Donations
Mass Schedule
Office Hours
Monday - Friday
7:30-4:00pm
Christmas Flower Donations
Christmas Flower Donations
Christmas Flower Donations
Please click the link below to be taken to the online giving form to make a Christmas Flower Donation in memory of honor of a loved one. All donations will be listed in a special bulletin insert on Christmas.
Save the Date!
We have an app!
Christmas Flower Donations
Feast of the Sacred Heart and Parish Fair!
Saturday, June 8th 2024
We have an app!
We have an app!
We have an app!
Please download our new app to stay up to date with all things Sacred Heart!!
http://myparishapp.com/download/
Once downloaded, search our parish by name.
Our Mission
We, the faith community of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, in striving to be like Christ, are committed to living the Gospel by participating in the Sacraments, promoting spiritual growth and religious education, and being an example of His Eucharistic love to all.
Contact Us
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9 am - 4 pm
256-237-3011
Email: church@sacredheartanniston.org
guadalupanamission@sacredheartanniston.org
Mission Phone: 256-419-5013
Membership Forms
You can register online with our ParishSoft Family Suite. Select new user and follow the steps on the screen to complete the registration process. You can update existing parish records with a new account as well. Questions? Call the church office for help. 256-237-3011
Eucharistic Adoration
Eucharistic Adoration
Eucharistic Adoration is when we come to adore Jesus Christ, truly present under the appearance of bread in the Holy Eucharist. We should deeply desire many opportunities to spend time with our Lord. He is waiting there in the tabernacle for our visits. Kneeling before Him and pouring out our hearts can melt away our concerns and fears. Nourished by His love, we leave with grace, renewed hope, and peace.
Perpetual Adoration
INFORMATION ABOUT PERPETUAL ADORATION
AT SACRED HEART
We have a website!
You can sign up at www.weadorehim.com
At the top of the page click “find your chapel”, choose Sacred Heart and fill in your information. Be sure to choose email or text message for notifications. Click the green “Create Account” button at the bottom of the page. Your account is created. Now you can choose a day and time. Notice the date range bar near the top of the page.
Choose your start date. Choose your time.
OR
If you are not comfortable going the online way, fill out a paper form in the narthex and drop it in the completed forms box and we’ll create an account for you!
We have an email address!
Contact us at sacredheartadores@gmail.com
What do I actually do at Adoration?
Remember that you don’t have to “do” anything. Just “be”.
Come and make a visit to Him. Offer Him your prayers, joys, sorrows, actions, sufferings and loved ones. And tell Him that you love Him.
Families are welcome!
Jesus loves to be in the presence of children. Helpful aids for all ages are in the works.
This is a work in progress.
We are learning on the fly. There will be bumps along the way but hang in there. Be understanding and flexible. It will be worth it in the end. Spending time in His presence will change all of us. There are people in our own parish whose lives have been changed by Eucharistic Adoration. It’s going to be exciting to hear what happens here in the future.
Thank you!
This is a lay person’s ministry. It can’t be done without you. We are excited about the opportunity to do this together
Not sure what to do?
Remember that you don’t have to “do” anything during Adoration. You can just sit and look at Jesus… just “be”. All relationships start with being willing to participate, to spend time. Let yourself sit and contemplate… this is Christ… this is what love looks like. Contemplation is a gaze of faith, fixed on Jesus. “I look at Him and He looks at me”: this is what a certain peasant of Ars used to say while praying before the tabernacle. … His gaze purifies our heart; the light of the countenance of Jesus illumines the eyes of our heart and teaches us to see everything in the light of His truth… (CCC, 2715) The Catholic faith recognizes that the greatest gift God gives us is Himself, and Adoration is another way for us to recognize that gift outside of receiving the Eucharist at Mass. So, don’t overthink it. Just receive the gift. Come and make a visit to Him. Offer Him your prayers, joys, sorrows, actions, sufferings, and loved ones. And tell Him that you love Him.