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  • Members of the National Nocturnal Adoration Society (NNAS) kneel and bow their heads during the consecration of the Eucharist while holding flags that represent adorers in the archdiocese. The installation Mass of a new archdiocesan council of the NNAS was Aug. 29 at the Cathedral of Christ the King.
  • Bishop Bernard E. Shlesinger III carries the Monstrance in a sea of NNAS flags during the Eucharistic procession on the grounds of the Cathedral of Christ the King after the National Nocturnal Adoration Society installation Mass on Aug 29. to represent the adorers in the archdiocese. The installation represents an important new chapter for a ministry that has been present in the archdiocese for years.

Members of the National Nocturnal Adoration Society (NNAS) kneel and bow their heads during the consecration of the Eucharist while holding flags that represent adorers in the archdiocese. The installation Mass of a new archdiocesan council of the NNAS was Aug. 29 at the Cathedral of Christ the King. Photo by Julianna Leopold


Atlanta

Keeping watch with Jesus: Archdiocese of Atlanta installs council for nocturnal adoration  

While many Georgians are sleeping at night, Catholics across the Archdiocese of Atlanta are awake praying before the Blessed Sacrament. This practice is known as nocturnal adoration.  

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