The Chapel established in 1996 is in an old crypt beneath the church in which more than 20 Redemptorists were once interred. Where "ghosts" and spiders once roamed, parishioners now spend a Holy Hour in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament every hour of every day, of every week of the year.

Entrance to the chapel is from the Mary Garden.

It is with great joy that our Pastor, Fr. Jack Kingsbury, announced that on the Feast Day of St. John Neumann, Saturday, January 5, our Adoration Chapel will again be open, beginning after the 5 p.m. Vigil Mass at St. Mary’s Church.

All parishioners are invited to visit the Chapel in the coming days and pray for vocations, especially for vocations to the Redemptorist priesthood, in honor of the 150th anniversary of the blessing by St. John Neumann of the cornerstone for St. Mary’s Church, in 1858. Our Vocations Committee chaired by MaryAnn Davies has provided prayers for vocations that may be used while in adoration.