To make Eucharistic Adoration easier to begin, easier to sustain, and more fruitful for souls.
In 2003, the founder of Adoration Servants, Steve Lovison, was visiting the Franciscan Kolbe Shrine of Marytown in the Archdiocese of Chicago. Steve was in Chicago on business with his small computer consulting company and was also active in St. Maximilian Kolbe’s Militia of the Immaculata, then headquartered at Marytown.
Around 2:00 AM, while in prayer before St. Maximilian Kolbe, Steve asked the saint to become his “C.E.O.” for whatever work God might ask of him. In that prayer, Steve spoke to St. Max as if in an interview—sharing his life story, his skills, and his desire to serve the Church. The prayer ended simply:
The very next day, Fr. John Grigus, OFM Conv. (RIP), introduced himself to Steve. Upon learning that Steve owned a computer consulting company, he asked him to review the Chicago Adoration website. From that point Steve became busy with the Pope John Paull II Eucharistic Adoration Associate of the Archdiocese of Chicago working extensively on Adoration efforts due St John Paul II's "Year of the Eucharist"
Soon after, Steve was asked to develop a Eucharistic Adoration chapel management system. His initial response was hesitation—he believed the project would be large, and that many involved in Adoration might not use a computer system.
Shortly afterward, back in Huntington Beach, California, Steve’s pastor learned of his involvement in supporting Adoration in Chicago. He asked Steve to take over management of a one-day-per-week Adoration schedule at the parish. When the outgoing deacon explained that this task would require six to eight hours per week, Steve set out to find a better way.
From that need, the Adoration Servants system was born—built upon the successful procedures used in Chicago.
Today, that original chapel has grown to 24/6 Adoration, with rarely a vacant hour. What once required many hours per week can now be managed in about one hour weekly.
That prayer "Send me work!" was answered—and it continues to be answered every day.
Under the guidance of St. Maximilian Kolbe, Adoration Servants exists to serve Eucharistic Adoration chapels, removing burdens and helping them thrive, freely and without cost, for the glory of God and the salvation of souls.
Now more than ever, Eucharistic Adoration can help tip the scales in the spiritual battle for the world.
We invite you to explore our site:
- Learn how to start or grow Adoration
- Access free resources, including sign-up sheets and flyers
- Discover the spiritual and practical benefits of Adoration
- Receive guidance for chapel leaders and adorers
As Stated, Our goal is simple:
To make Eucharistic Adoration easier to begin, easier to sustain, and more fruitful for souls.
St. Peter Julian Eymard
Apostle of Adoration
Adoration Servants provides practical tools, guidance, and experience to assist:
- Chapels striving for faithful, consistent coverage
- Parishes working to establish or expand Adoration
- Dioceses coordinating efforts across many churches
- Individuals seeking to deepen their time with Our Lord
Adoration Servants has been helping with Eucharistic Adoration wherever and whenever we have been called. What do you need?
Much of this work is unseen.
Schedules are filled, reminders are sent, chapels remain open often without notice.
But behind this quiet structure is a simple purpose:
To make it easier for souls to spend time with Jesus in the Eucharist.
A chapel is only as strong as its commitment—and its organization.
We assist parishes by:
- Providing chapel management systems for scheduling adorers
- Helping coordinators maintain full coverage of all hours
- Supporting communication with adorers
- Offering guidance based on real-world experience
Our goal is simple: every hour covered, every adorer supported, every chapel strengthened.
Many dioceses desire to expand Eucharistic Adoration—but lack the tools to coordinate it effectively.
We help dioceses:
- Understand the current state of Adoration across parishes
- Organize chapel schedules and participation
- Promote growth toward wider availability—even perpetual adoration
- Provide a unified view of Eucharistic devotion within the diocese
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Eucharistic
Adoration is not only organized—it is lived.
We serve
individuals by:
- Helping
people find a nearby Adoration chapel
- Offering
guidance on what to do during a Holy
Hour
- Encouraging
regular commitment to time with Our Lord
- Supporting
a deeper understanding of the Eucharist
Whether someone is
new to Adoration or has been faithful for years, we are here to help them grow.
The work of Eucharistic renewal is larger than any one organization.
Adoration Servants exists to assist and support this broader mission.
Through related efforts and tools, we help extend this work:
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A national chapel search to help adorers find where Our Lord is exposed
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Resources to support Holy Hours and prayer
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Efforts to engage the next generation in Eucharistic devotion
These initiatives are not separate—they are part of the same mission:
to bring souls before Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.
The Church Militia Needs an Adoration Army!
Eucharistic Adoration is sustained one hour at a time, one soul at a time.
You can take part in this mission:
- Commit to a weekly Holy Hour
- Support your parish chapel
- Encourage others to adore
- Assist in expanding Adoration where it is needed
Begin by spending time with Our Lord.
