Grand

Eucharistic
Adoration
Grand
Eucharisti
Adoration
Reminders:
1. The songs and responses will be projected
on the screens. Let us show our participation
by actively singing and responding to the
prayers aloud.

2. Let us maintain the silence and sacredness

of our Adoration. Mamma Margaret reminds
Johnny Bosco: “God sees you.” Let us always
live in God’s presence.

3. When the Blessed Sacrament passes by,

kindly kneel as a sign of reverence
Confessions will be
available during
the Adoration.
Procession
 Isang
Pagkain
Isang
Katawan
Isang Bayan
1) KATULAD NG MGA
BUTIL NA TINITIPON
UPANG MAGING
TINAPAY NA
NAGBIBIGAY-BUHAY
 KAMI NAWA’Y
MATIPON DIN
AT MAGING BAYAN
MONG GILIW
 IISANG PANGINOON
IISANG KATAWAN
ISANG BAYAN
ISANG LAHING
SA‘YO’Y NAGPUPUGAY
 2) KATULAD DIN NG
MGA UBAS NA PINIGA
AT NAGING ALAK SINO
MANG UMINOM
NITO MAY BUHAY NA
WALANG HANGGAN
 KAMI NAWA’Y
MAGING SANGKAP
SA PAGBUO NITONG
BAYANG LIYAG
 IISANG PANGINOON
IISANG KATAWAN
ISANG BAYAN
ISANG LAHING
SA‘YO’Y NAGPUPUGAY
One Bread

One Body
 ONE BREAD
ONE BODY
ONE LORD OF ALL
ONE CUP OF BLESSING
WHICH WE BLESS
 AND WE THOUGH
MANY THROUGHOUT
THE EARTH WE
ARE ONE BODY
IN THIS ONE LORD
1) GENTILE OR JEW
SERVANT OR FREE
WOMAN OR MAN
NO MORE
 ONE BREAD
ONE BODY
ONE LORD OF ALL
ONE CUP OF BLESSING
WHICH WE BLESS
 AND WE THOUGH
MANY THROUGHOUT
THE EARTH WE
ARE ONE BODY
IN THIS ONE LORD
2) MANY THE GIFTS
MANY THE
WORKS ONE IN
THE LORD OF ALL
 ONE BREAD
ONE BODY
ONE LORD OF ALL
ONE CUP OF BLESSING
WHICH WE BLESS
 AND WE THOUGH
MANY THROUGHOUT
THE EARTH WE
ARE ONE BODY
IN THIS ONE LORD
3) GRAIN FOR THE
FIELDS SCATTERED
AND GROWN
GATHERED TO ONE
FOR ALL
 ONE BREAD
ONE BODY
ONE LORD OF ALL
ONE CUP OF BLESSING
WHICH WE BLESS
 AND WE THOUGH
MANY THROUGHOUT
THE EARTH WE
ARE ONE BODY
IN THIS ONE LORD
Exposition of
the Blessed
Sacrament
O Sacrament
Most Holy
 O SACRAMENT
MOST HOLY
O SACRAMENT DIVINE
ALL PRAISE
AND ALL THANKSGIVING
BE EVERY MOMENT THINE
BE EVERY MOMENT
THINE (3x)
Prayerful
Silence
Penitential
Dialogue
 Priest: Lord, we adore You.
All: My Lord and my God!

Priest: Christ, we believe in You.

All: My Lord and my God!
Priest: Lord, we hope in You.
All: My Lord and my God!

Priest: Lord, pardon our

indifference toward You.
All: Have mercy on us.
Priest: Christ, pardon the
scanty faith of humanity.
All: Have mercy on us.

Priest: Lord, pardon our search fo

false securities.
All: Have mercy on us.
Priest: Lord, we love You and
we acclaim You.
All: You are the love that
forgives.

Priest: Christ, we are in You as

branches on the vine.
All:: You are the source of
eternal life.
Priest: Lord, you alone can
save us.
All: We place our trust in
you.
 Priest:
Let us pray.
Lord, you bless those you and
sanctify those who confide in
You...We offer praise, adoration,
and glory to you Father of all
things, to you His Son, and to you
Holy Spirit, now and always.
All:

AMEN
Personal
Adoration
 Choral
Proclamation of
the WORD
 Commentator:

Our joy flows from our union

with Christ, the true vine,
and from the gift of ourselves
after his examples.
 Priest:
"I am the true vine, and my
Father is the vinedresser. Every
branch of mine that bears no
fruit, he takes away and every
branch that does bear fruit he
prunes, that it may bear more
fruit. I am the vine, you are the
branches" (Jn. 15)
 Reader 1:
We give you thanks, O Lord,
because you have purified us
through the word you have
spoken to us. We want to
remain united with you so that
you may remain in us.
 Reader 2:
We believe that it is only by
remaining in you that we will
be able to bear fruit, because
without you we can do
nothing.
 Reader 3:
We thank you, Lord,
because you have loved us,
communicating to us the
infinite love with which the
Father loves you.
 Reader 4:
We want to reciprocate your
love with our fidelity. We pray
to you with confidence: may
your joy be in us, because
only then will our love be
true and perfect.
 Reader 5:
Help us, we pray you, to obey
your demanding command to
love one another as you have
loved us. There is no greater
love than to lay down one's life
for his friends, and you have
laid down yours for us.
 Reader 6:
We experience the joy of
being your friends. And we
pray you: may your
friendship urge us to do what
you yourself have done.
 Commentator:
Sacramental communion
unites us to Christ as living
branches. Hence, we are
committed to live like Him.
 Commentator:
For the success of our mission
towards the young, we
Salesians are particularly
committed to live fully the
values of the Gospel
 Commentator:
to serve the youth with a love
that gives itself without
reservation, to manifest in our
life the joy that comes from a
free and gratuitous offering of
ourselves
 Commentator:
to be fully aware that without
Christ we can do nothing, and
to open our hearts to God in
humble and constant prayer.
 Silent
Reflection
 Awit ng
Paghahanga
d
 GUNITA KO’Y IKAW
HABANG NAHIHIMLAY
PAGKAT ANG TULONG
MO SA TWINA’Y
TAGLAY.
SA LILIM NG IYONG
MGA PAKPAK.
UMAAWIT AKONG
BUONG GALAK.
1) O DIYOS, IKAW
ANG LAGING
HANAP.
LOOB KO’Y IKAW
ANG TANGING
HANGAD.
NAUUHAW AKONG
PARANG TIGANG
NA LUPA SA TUBIG
NG ‘YONG PAG-
AARUGA.
 2) IKA’Y
PAGMAMASDAN SA
DAKONG BANAL NANG
MAKITA KO ANG
‘YONG PAGKARANGAL
DADALANGIN AKONG
NAKATAAS AKING
KAMAY, MAGAGALAK
NA AAWIT NG
PAPURING IAALAY.
 GUNITA KO’Y IKAW
HABANG NAHIHIMLAY
PAGKAT ANG TULONG
MO SA TWINA’Y
TAGLAY.
SA LILIM NG IYONG
MGA PAKPAK.
UMAAWIT AKONG
BUONG GALAK.
 3) AKING
KALULUWA’Y
KUMAKAPIT
SA’YO.
KALIGTASA’Y TYAK
KUNG HAWAK MO
AKO..
 MAGDIRIWANG
ANG HARI
ANG D’YOS S’YANG
DAHILAN.
ANG SA IYO AY
NANGAKO
GALAK YAONG
MAKAKAMTAN
 GUNITA KO’Y IKAW
HABANG NAHIHIMLAY
PAGKAT ANG TULONG
MO SA TWINA’Y
TAGLAY.
 SA LILIM NG IYONG
MGA PAKPAK.
UMAAWIT
UMAAWIT
UMAAWIT
AKONG BUONG GALAK.
Intercessions
 All:
ABIDE IN US
AND WE IN
YOU.
 All:
AMEN
Ritual
Prayer
 Commentator:
May we now ask everyone to
bring out their strip of cloth.
These cloths of different
colors that all of us are
holding dearly represent our
deepest prayers and
petitions that would bring us
to holiness.
 Ribbons
explained
blue
Ribbon
 Reader1:
Perseverance describes the
inner strength, grounded in
God, that makes it possible to
give a witness of constancy in
doing good. We need to
recognize and combat our
aggressive and selfish
 Reader1:
Being on the path to holiness
means enduring “daily
humiliations”, e.g. “those who
keep silent to save their
families, who prefer to praise
others rather than boast about
themselves, or who choose the
less welcome tasks
 Reader1:
at times even choosing to bear
an injustice so as to offer it to
the Lord.” To act in this way
“presumes a heart set at peace
by Christ, freed from the
aggressiveness born of
overweening egotism.”
blue
Ribbon
green
Ribbon
 Reader 2:
Joy & Good Sense of Humor Joy
means radiating a positive and
hopeful spirit, even in hard
times. Sadness can be a sign of
ingratitude for God’s gifts.
 Reader 2:
Today’s individualistic and
consumerist culture does not
dispense real joy; consumerism
only bloats the heart.
green
Ribbon
red
Ribbon
 Reader 3:
Boldness & Apostolic
Courage which are essential
parts of the mission. If we dare
to go to the fringes, we will find
Jesus already there, in the
hearts of our brothers and
sisters, in their wounded flesh,
their troubles and their
profound desolation.
 Reader 3:
More than bureaucrats and
functionaries, the Church needs
passionate missionaries,
enthusiastic about sharing true
life. The saints confound us,
because by their lives they
urge us to abandon a dull and
dreary mediocrity.
 Reader 3:
The Holy Spirit allows us to
contemplate history in the light
of the risen Jesus. In this way,
the Church will not stand still,
but constantly welcome the
Lord’s surprises.
red
Ribbon
violet
Ribbon
 Reader 4:
Joy & Good Sense of Humor
Community Involvement.
Growth in holiness is a journey of
living and working in community
with others. Sharing the word
and celebrating the Eucharist
together fosters fraternity and
makes us a holy and missionary
community.
 Reader 4:
It also gives rise to authentic and
shared mystical experiences.
Such experiences, however, are
less frequent and important than
small everyday things.
 Reader 4:
Jesus asked his disciples to pay
attention to small details: wine
running out at a party, a missing
sheep, a widow’s two small
coins. Sometimes we are
granted, amid these little details,
consoling experiences of God.
viiolet
Ribbon
yellow
Ribbon
 Reader 5:
Trust-filled prayer. Trust-filled
prayer of any length is a
response of a heart open to
encountering God face to face,
where the quiet voice of the Lord
can be heard.
 Reader 5:
In that silence, we can discern
the paths of holiness to which
the Lord is calling us. For each
disciple, it is essential to spend
time with the Master, to listen to
his words, and to learn from him
always.
 Reader 5:
God enters our history, and so
our prayer is interwoven with
memories. Think of your own
history when you pray, and there
you will find much mercy.
yellow
Ribbon
Tying of
Ribbons
 Commentator:
The long ropes tied from the
vine represent God extending
His love to us, His children... 
 Commentator:
Everyone is now invited to tie
his or her ribbon to the rope
that is connected to Christ.
Let's do this in prayerful
silence.
 Priest:
O God our Father, Love always
new and creative, grant us to
become a community of renewed
men and women who, drawing
life from the Eucharist, witness
to the newness of true liberty
and of genuine love. We ask this
through Christ our Lord.
 All:
AMEN
 Commentator:
Please all kneel.
Benediction
Tantum Ergo
With English Translation
 TANTUM ERGO
SACRAMENTUM
Therefore, the Great
Sacrament
VENEREMUR CERNUI
Let us reverence,
prostrate
 ET ANTIQUUM
DOCUMENTUM
And let the old Covenant
 NOVO CEDAT RITUI
Give way to a new rite.
 PRAESTET FIDES
SUPPLEMENTUM
Let faith stand forth as
substitute
 SENSUUM DEFECTUI
For defect of the senses.
GENITORI, GENITOQUE
To the Begetter and the
Begotten
 LAUS ET JUBILATIO
Be praise and jubilation
 SALUS, HONOR,
VIRTUS QUOQUE
Greeting, honor, strength
also
SIT ET BENEDICTIO
And blessing.
 PROCEDENTI AB
UTROQUE
To the One who proceeds
from both
 PROCEDENTI AB
UTROQUE
To the One who proceeds
from both
COMPAR SIT LAUDATIO
Be equal praise.
AMEN. AMEN.
Amen.
 Priest:
You have given them
Bread from Heaven.
 All:
Containing in itself
all sweetness.
 Priest:
Let us pray...You live
and reign forever and
ever.
 All:
AMEN
Solemn
Blessing
 Make the
SIGN OF THE
CROSS
after the Blessing.
 Priest:
THE DIVINE
PRAISES
 All:
• Blessed be God
• Blessed be His Holy Name.
• Blessed be Jesus Christ, true
God and true Man. 
 All:
• Blessed be the Name of
Jesus.
• Blessed be His Most Sacred
Heart.
• Blessed be His Most Precious
Blood.
 All:
• Blessed be Jesus in the
Most Holy Sacrament of the
Altar.
• Blessed be the Holy Spirit,
the Paraclete.
• Blessed be the great
Mother of God, Mary most
Holy.
 All:
• Blessed be her Holy and
Immaculate Conception.
• Blessed be her Glorious
Assumption.
• Blessed be the name of
Mary, Virgin and Mother.
 All:
• Blessed be St. Joseph, her
most chaste spouse.
• Blessed be God in His Angels
and in His Saints.
Recessional
Anima
Christi
 SOUL OF CHRIST
SANCTIFY ME BODY OF
CHRIST SAVE ME
WATER FROM THE SIDE
OF CHRIST WASH ME
PASSION OF CHRIST
GIVE ME STRENGTH
 HEAR ME JESUS
HIDE ME IN THY
WOUNDS
THAT I MAY NEVER
LEAVE THY SIDE
FROM ALL THE EVIL
THAT SURROUNDS
ME DEFEND ME
AND WHEN THE CALL
OF DEATH ARRIVES
BID ME COME TO
THEE
THAT I MAY PRAISE
THEE WITH THY
SAINTS FOREVER
 HEAR ME JESUS
HIDE ME IN THY
WOUNDS
THAT I MAY NEVER
LEAVE THY SIDE
FROM ALL THE EVIL
THAT SURROUNDS
ME DEFEND ME
AND WHEN THE CALL
OF DEATH ARRIVES
BID ME COME TO
THEE
THAT I MAY PRAISE
THEE WITH THY
SAINTS FOREVER
Final
Words