St. Patrick of the Island Parish has been blessed with a chapel of Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration since October 1, 1995. In the Jubilee year, the chapel was designated as a place of pilgrimage by Bishop Lebel who included "a visit to this chapel in the Jubilee indulgence process". He referred to the chapel as "a gift of God to our diocese and a stirring example for other parishes that open their church for adoration, despite not always being able to open on a twenty-four hour basis." Out of the many personal testimonies received, the recurring theme is evident: the chapel has become for many adorers a focal point in their lives where they can encounter their Maker who is always ready listen to their troubles and sorrows and accompany them in their loneliness and desolation. After an hour in the chapel people come away with an inner feeling of peace, joy, sweet consolation which they radiate to others in their home and work environment. It is also a place to give thanksgiving for graces and blessings received from the Lord. St. Patrick of the Island Parish community sees itself as the host parish for not only its own members but for those of all the surrounding parishes of the region offering the exposed Real Presence of Our Lord at all times. As long as we are faithful, He is always there for us.

Eucharistic Adoration is an expression of our love for Jesus, Who for love of us humbled Himself by making Himself present under the appearance of bread in the consecrated host. For he said, "Behold I am with you always" (Mt. 28:20).