Do you understand the incredible, supernatural power of Eucharistic adoration?
Blessed Fulton Sheen described the Eucharistic Holy Hour as “not a devotion” but “a sharing in the work of redemption.”
He spent one hour before the Eucharist every day, and said it was the “secret” to his profound preaching.
Blessed Fulton Sheen said:
“The secret [to my preaching] is that I have never in fifty-five years missed spending an hour in the presence of our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. That’s where the power comes from. That’s where sermons are born. That’s where every good thought is conceived.
‘Adore Him: He Is Here’ Explores Eucharistic Adoration in Theaters Oct. 4–8
Many other saints and holy people vouch for the incredible power of Eucharistic Adoration. Now, a new docudrama invites moviegoers to consider the life-changing power of encountering Christ in Eucharistic Adoration.
The documentary film “Adore Him: He is Here” will hit theaters for four nights only: October 4-8, 2026, through Fathom Entertainment.
What Adore Him: He is Here Is About?
This beautiful film “explores the transforming power of meeting the Creator of the Universe face to face” in the Holy Eucharist.
According to the official website for “Adore Him: He is Here,” this “new documentary feature film invites you to enter the very presence of God.”
“Through cinematic reenactments that span salvation history and intimate modern-day interviews from around the world, this film explores the transforming power of meeting the Creator of the Universe face to face.
“From encountering the Ark of the Covenant as it traveled across the wilderness to bumping into Jesus as he taught in the marketplace, this story builds to a culmination in the Eucharist, and today millions are finding out how much God truly loves them as they adore Him in the Blessed Sacrament.”
Here is the trailer for “Adore Him: He is Here” below:
“Withdraw yourself from people and spend at least a quarter of an hour, or a half-hour, in some church in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. Taste and see how sweet is the Lord, and you will learn from your own experience how many graces this will bring you.”
— St. Alphonsus Liguori
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