Author Deacon Dennis Lambert’s focus is on the Catholic concept of “real presence” and a better understanding of Catholic beliefs about the Eucharist and holy Communion.
Deacon provides thoughtful explanation of Christ’s real presence
Making room: Catholics with disabilities hope synod will hear their voices
People with disabilities submitted a draft document to the Synod of Bishops on the needs of people with disabilities and their contributions to the life of the church.
Strong education will build a ‘better world,’ cardinal tells U.N. summit
Cardinal Parolin explained, the church has “always accompanied evangelization with the transmission of knowledge, culture and science.”
U.S. synod report finds participants share common hopes, lingering pain
Released Sept. 19 by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the report summarizes the concerns, hopes, pains and desires voiced by an estimated 700,000 participants who joined thousands of listening sessions and other events during the diocesan phase in the lead-up to the Synod of Bishops on synodality in October 2023.
Synthesis report complete, but bishop finds synodal path is just beginning
Over several months reflections were collected from the faithful in parishes across the diocese and put before diocesan teams and deaneries as part of the churchwide preparation process for the 2023 word Synod of Bishops on synodality.
Bishop Cozzens to speak on ‘Living the Eucharistic Revival in our Lives’ in Fergus Falls
Bishop Andrew Cozzens, chair of the National Eucharistic Revival, will speak in both English and Spanish about the Eucharist as an integral part of the Catholic faith and the importance of the revival.
Relic tour of eucharistic revival patrons to make stops in diocese
Relics of St. Manuel Gonzalez Garcia and Blessed Carlo Acutis, patrons of the National Eucharistic Revival, will be available for veneration in three parishes in the Diocese of St. Cloud between Sept. 30 and Oct. 5.
Keep pushing forward, Chilean bishops say after voters reject constitution
Bishops in Chile have urged citizens to push forward with trying to write a new constitution and reach a new social pact after voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposed constitution in a plebiscite.