Jesus’ entire existence was Eucharistic. If we are going to live as his disciples and respond wholeheartedly to the gift of his grace, our lives need to be marked by a Eucharistic dynamic.
Embrace the Eucharistic dynamic: change the world
‘Bread from heaven’ shows the goodness of creation
In the form of the Eucharist, Jesus Christ has descended into the world of matter, and we partake of the very King of Heaven, under the form of the most ordinary bread.
Together, let’s live our best Catholic story in 2024!
Every new year marks a new beginning, a chance to make a fresh start. This is a hopeful thought and a very “Catholic” thought. Our life of faith is always a work of beginning and beginning again.
The hope inherent in the Eucharistic banquet
When the church speaks of the need for unity, we typically gravitate to the important work of ecumenism…but, most regrettably, the need for unity has become an increasing and acute concern within our own fold.
Eucharistic Adoration: Doing is good; being is even better
Seeing Jesus present in the Eucharist, allows us to be more able to see him in our brothers and sisters — especially those most broken and lost ones.
This is the way: The Eucharistic pilgrimage of the Mass
As someone who leads an apostolate for Catholic pilgrimage, I often get asked which one pilgrimage journey is my favorite. Easy answers recount long, arduous pilgrimages between California missions, or through the Wisconsin farmland that leads us to the National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion, where the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to a local girl.
My favorite pilgrimage, however, is the one I make each time I attend Mass.
Possible Eucharistic miracle in Connecticut under Vatican investigation
A possible Eucharistic miracle in Connecticut is now under investigation by the Vatican.
‘Communion’: For the life of the world, ‘come-unity’
“Perhaps a fruit of our Eucharistic Revival will be a reinvigoration of our desire to foster ecclesial communion. It’s the Eucharist itself that establishes and reinforces the communion of believers. The Eucharist is the tie that binds.”