Worship also means interceding

At Fatima, the adoration taught to the children is linked to offering, making reparation, and asking for others. It does not appear as a refuge to forget human problems, but as a way of presenting them before God. Prayer becomes narrow when it only revolves around your own urgencies. Opening it to those who suffer, to the Church, and to specific people expands the heart. You may not be able to solve their situation, but you can refuse to remain indifferent. Interceding does not replace the help in your hands. It prepares and accompanies it. You leave adoration with names inside, more available to recognize what you can do for them.