Right where He wanted me

I used to have a weekly adoration hour responsibility at our parish's perpetual adoration chapel. We are so lucky as a parish family to have the Blessed Sacrament exposed every moment of the day and night. However, shortly before my due date with my first, I resigned from my hour because I didn't think I would be able to be dependable on a weekly basis with a newborn as a new mom, and then since I felt uncomfortable taking a baby to a silent chapel, my time spent praying before the Blessed Sacrament was significantly reduced.
I have missed it dearly, and since the miscarriage/molar pregnancy last month, I have really noticed a change in myself. I have been more anxious, emotional, and overwhelmed with things that ordinarily wouldn't have phased me before. I have been furiously chasing my tail attempting to handle everything on my own, even though deep down I knew that I just needed to let myself rest in Christ.
Then, yesterday, my sister called me and asked if I had ever been to the adoration chapel at our parish. I told her yes, and I started talking about how wonderful it was, and suddenly I had this deep longing to go and just rest in the physical Presence of Christ.
My sister had never been before, but she has been expressing a desire to grow in her faith for a while. She has requested books to read, and she attended a conference with me not too long ago so I was very excited when she showed an interest in adoration! I told her that I could go that night after the girls went to bed. So off I went at 9:30 pm to meet my sister and Jesus armed with my spiritual reading and Magnificat.
We opened the door, and as I fell to my knees in genuflection, I felt the quiet and peace wash over me. We sat down, and as I knelt in prayer, I felt my eyes well up with tears of relief. I started reading the evening prayer in the Magnificat, and I came to this part:
"In the shadow of your wings I take refuge/till the storms of destruction pass by (Ps 57:2b)
Powerful carved cherubim spread their wings over the ark of the covenant, where God sat 'enthroned' in luminous cloud in the temple's inner chamber. In the psalms, the 'shadow of God's wings' came to mean the holy place where one could find safe refuge in the divine Presence."
I was struck with awe as I read these words. Here is a picture of the monstrance in the adoration chapel:

I have been struggling lately with taking time out of my evening to say my evening prayers, and I marveled at the sequence of events that brought me into the chapel last night to say my evening prayers in this specific place. God knew I needed Him, and He gathered me into His loving embrace. Thank you, Jesus, for helping me to respond to Your grace yesterday.
When we left the chapel, my sister said how much she enjoyed it, and she asked me if I wanted to set aside one night a week to go and pray there. I was so excited that she asked because the exact thought had crossed my mind! Praise God! I am so excited that she is responding to the Holy Spirit tugging at her heart. I pray that she will continue to deepen her spiritual life and understanding of our beautiful Catholic faith!