Adoration is the practice of worshipping and honoring God through prayer and devotion. In the Catholic Church, adoration typically refers to the practice of spending time in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament, which is the consecrated bread that Catholics believe is the body of Christ. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament can take place in a chapel, church, or other designated place, and it involves quiet prayer, meditation, and contemplation before the Blessed Sacrament, which is typically placed in a monstrance or other vessel for display.
Adoration can also involve the singing of hymns or other devotional songs, and it may be done individually or as part of a group. Adoration is seen as a way for Catholics to draw closer to God and to offer their love and devotion to him. It is often done in conjunction with the celebration of the Mass or other liturgical ceremonies, and it may be done on a regular basis or on special occasions.