There are many, many, many countless fruits to having perpetual Eucharistic Adoration. Right now I will focus on two: the graces on a personal level and the graces at the community level, because Eucharistic Adoration is the key to self and world renewal. It first starts with a transformation of ourselves and then reaching beyond to the world.
During our Holy Hour we grow more and more into His image and likeness of Christ (Matthew 5:48). He draws people towards himself. On Adoration Mother Teresa of Calcutta wrote, "If people spent one hour a week in Eucharistic adoration, abortion would cease." Saint John Paul the second said: From the Eucharist comes strength to live the Christian life and zeal to share that life with others. (St. John Paul II) The hours that we spend in adoring Christ will help heal our own sins and create a bond that will thus heal the whole world, exposing our suffering humanity to Jesus. Adoration helps prepare us as individuals for the other sacraments. Even Jesus calls us to be with him always: This is the will of my Father that everyone who looks upon the Son and believes in Him, will
have eternal life. Him I will raise up on the last day” (John 6:40). Jesus wants us to come to him to be healed for whatever is bothering you. He is here to help us, as long as we go to him and let him.
On a personal level Adoration also gives us the grace of understanding. “The act of Adoration outside of Mass prolongs and intensifies all that takes place in
the Liturgical Celebration itself” (Pope Benedict XVII). As a whole, we need Jesus in our communities or else we will never be healed. In so many of our society we try to push God away. One example of this is taking prayer out of schools. Ever since then we have seen a rise of violence and confusion among students of all walks of life. We need God here in our community’s to call the world to a greater reverence for him and to walk with him. This is why by having adoration we will see a rise in Priests. We will also see a rise in believers and more people wanting to get involved in Parish events. “Ask the Lord of the harvest to send workers into His harvest” (Mt 9:38).
Baptism is the door to the sacraments, but Adoration open the doors to Baptism and a more deeper conversion of parishioners. “Eucharistic Adoration extends its influence far beyond the individual adorers, touching their homes and families and reaching out to the parish community and beyond” (Pope Paul VI)
Juarez, Chihuahua in northern Mexico was considered one of the most hazardous places in the world due to the horrific acts of homicides and other violence in the streets every day. Yet in 2015, the rate of homicide dropped form 3,766 to 256. Why was there such a dramatic drop? Well, Father Hileman has found out the reason why. Fr. tells of a story of a woman who used to go to holy hour at three in the morning every day. When she was stopped by soldiers in the middle of streets in the mist of violence she politely explained that even thought they were protecting the city, she was doing something better: praying. “Do you think you're protecting us? We're praying for you 24 hours a day," she said. “We put up ten little chapels in a year,” Fr. Hileman said. Then more amazing things happened. Eight seminarians turned into eighty eight. "...when you hear God better, your mind, your heart is more tranquil, you're there alone for God. If you are generous with Jesus, he is a thousand times more generous with you,” Fr. Hileman said. Hileman says he owns it all too perpetual adoration. It not only affected his Parish but also his whole city.
Bustamante, Bárbara. "This Priest Says Adoration Has Made Juarez a Safer City." Catholic News Agency. Catholic News Agency, 28 Mar. 2017. Web. 28 Mar. 2017.