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November 16, 2022

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Advent at Home: Five Practices for Entering into the Season

Most Catholic parents are so far removed from a rich Catholic culture that living a liturgical season—let alone a liturgical year—can seem impossible.

The Mass, Part 3: Silence before Mass

If there is a little time before Mass begins, some moments of prayer will help prepare you for the graces of the Mass.

Three Tables

The night had been successful because we began it on our knees in adoration of that mysterious Love which unites us.

From Limelight to Lamblight: Following the Eucharistic Light of Christ in Advent

As we enter once again into the beauty of Advent, we renew our longing for the Light of Christ to come into our lives...

The Mass, Part 2: Genuflection

Before we slide into the pew, if the Blessed Sacrament is present in the sanctuary of the church, we genuflect. What is a genuflection?

The Mass, Part 1: Holy Water and Sacramentals

Why do we bless ourselves with holy water upon entering the church? In this series, we’ll explore common things Catholics want to know about the Mass.

May Thanksgiving Overflow for the Glory of God

Thanksgiving arose as a religious celebration. Throughout its history, the point of reference has been God as the source of the harvest and blessings.

Thanksgiving as a Catholic

The holiday is first and foremost meant as a day of giving thanks to God. As Catholics, Thanksgiving has an even deeper meaning for us.

I Am Not A Cannibal

In these years when we are working toward a Eucharistic Revival, let’s not be afraid to dust off our philosophy notes from freshman year.

Vocation Discernment and the True Presence

According to the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, up to 75% of young men claim that Eucharistic adoration contributed to their vocation.

Standing at the Altar

Did I have eyes of faith to recognize the presence of Christ? Yes, but only because of the Eucharist.

Christ Among Us

The energy in the room changed. It seemed as if each and every student was suddenly intensely focused on the Lord.

Heart Speaks to Heart

In 2012, a couple of priests decided to make a commitment... And without fail, for over a decade, this promise has been faithfully carried out.

When Your Heart Is Disappointed, Jesus Walks Beside You

Jesus is not afraid of the ways in which we hurt. He doesn’t hold back from conversations that might lead down difficult paths...

Rescued People Rescue People

Imagine you’re in line for Communion this Sunday and suddenly you see Jesus standing in front of you, offering you His Body and Blood ...

Bringing Children to the Holy Table

I used to think that we needed to entertain young children during Mass so that adults could pray while children are kept quiet...

Recovering the Essential Connection between the Resurrection and the Eucharist

At the ’22 Atlanta Eucharistic Congress, Cardinal Blase Cupich connects the Eucharist, our own transformation, and Christ’s Resurrection. Watch now!

New Chief Advancement Officer Seeks to Match Personal Gifts with Godly Mission

Cande de Leon has just accepted an appointment as Chief Advancement Officer of the National Eucharistic Congress Corporation.

Piercing Hearts and Slashing Budgets

On a recent episode of her podcast, Gloria Purvis interviewed Bishop Andrew Cozzens on topics relevant to the modern Catholic.

Your Heart, His Home

It is a rare privilege, especially for a lay person, to work so close to the Blessed Sacrament, and I did not want to give that up.

On Failing to Sense the Real Presence

It never felt like Jesus was actually there. And I was studying to be a priest. What do you do when you just don’t feel it?

How Laywomen Can Participate in the Eucharistic Revival

As women, we model receptivity for the Church and the world, and we can do so in a special way by participating in Mass...

He’s Not Afraid of Your Mess

Hundreds of people attended an outdoor feast day Mass to remember prisoner #16670 who was martyred on August 14, 1941. There was a torrent of rain...

Bring What Is Broken

As people of faith, we at times experience an encounter with Christ so powerful that it becomes a story shared over and over again...

Becoming Eucharistic Missionaries

Watch as Bishop Andrew Cozzens delivers a stirring homily at a Mass celebrated at the Knights of Columbus 140th Supreme Convention in Nashville.

Flesh for the Life of the World

His “do this” compels us to “become what you receive” and “imitate what you celebrate” by giving our lives, our flesh, for the life of the world.

EWTN News In Depth: Eucharistic Revival

Watch EWTN News In Depth’s coverage of the National Eucharistic Revival.

The Place Where Peace is Possible

What can bridge the ever-growing social chasm and tensions? Who could bring together “right” and “left” of our own country? Where will we find peace?

When the Eucharistic Sacrifice Was All That I Had

In our search for our tribe, we often lose sight of the One who searches for us. We lose sight of reality.

Meaning and the Mass

Without the ripple effect that this insight has had on me for thirty years, it would be impossible to picture my life as it is today...

“The Return of Sacramental Imagination” with Bishop Cozzens

Listen to Bishop Andrew Cozzens and Deacon Charlie Echeverry as they explore our identity as Catholics through the sacraments, including the Eucharist

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