The first gathering is set for 6 p.m. Oct. 5 at Our Lady of Victory in Fergus Falls with Bishop Andrew Cozzens of Crookston. In addition to his presentation, the relics of Blessed Carlo Acutis and St. Manuel Gonzalez Garcia, patrons of the Eucharistic Revival, will be on display there as part of a national tour.
Eucharistic Revival to be focus of fall Regional Ministry Gatherings
After rocky start, pilgrims find hospitality, fellowship on way to shrine
“Perhaps a key part of the eucharistic revival so needed in the Church includes prioritizing hospitality over liability, embracing God rather than mammon, and relearning the art of welcoming the stranger and sharing a meal together.”
In love with the Lord: Eucharistic pilgrimage stops at three parishes
Dozens of Catholics from across the diocese made stops at three parishes in the eastern part of the diocese Aug. 4 for a eucharistic pilgrimage as part of the National Eucharistic Revival.
Bishop Kettler: Goals for the Eucharistic Revival
“The Eucharistic Revival has four main goals that can help guide our diocese, Area Catholic Communities and parishes as we move ahead.”
Understanding the Eucharist: Take and Eat, Take and Drink
In the Eucharist, Christ gives us the very body which he gave up for us on the cross, the very blood which he has “poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.”
Local team sheds light on National Eucharistic Revival
“My greatest hope is that the Eucharistic Revival has as its core energy our meeting people where they are and walking with them in meeting the Lord anew as well as we are able,” said Crosier Father Kermit Holl.
Invitations from others encouraged Paynesville parishioner’s love of the Eucharist
“I think that Jesus has really worked on my heart through these many years,” said Kim Flannigan.
5 big things to know about the National Eucharistic Revival
You’ve read about it. You know it’s coming. But with a global synod underway, how does the National Eucharistic Revival fit in? What does this mean locally? Why do we need one?