The Validity of the Eucharist and Mortal Sin
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: A question on celebrants and recipients of Holy Communion while in a state of grave sin.
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What the US Bishops’ ‘Eucharistic Coherence’ Document Can Do — If We Let It
EDITORIAL: Hyper-politicized interpretations of the document make two crucial mistakes.
US Bishops Try to Keep Focus on Eucharist, Not Politicians, in New Document
On the second day of their fall assembly, the bishops avoided another heated, public debate as they approved a teaching document on the Eucharist.
Archbishop Aquila: The Eucharist Can Transform Your Life
“All of us understand that you have to be pastoral in dealing with these situations and that it is really important to have a dialogue with the person, for us as bishops,” Archbishop Aquila said.
Archbishop Cordileone Ties Eucharistic Reverence to Respect for Life
Archbishop Cordileone releases pastoral letter in advance of a requiem Mass for the homeless he will preside over on Nov. 6.
Transubstantiation May Be a ‘Hard Teaching,’ But It’s a True Teaching
Recovering the “real” in the Eucharist is not just about the Eucharist.
Female Former Protestant Pastor Reaffirms the Centrality of the Real Presence in the Eucharist
Speaking to the Register during the International Eucharistic Congress in Budapest, American missionary Barbara Heil discusses her path of faith and highlights the need to recatechize the faithful worldwide.
Pope Francis at International Eucharistic Congress: ‘Let’s Make Time for Adoration’
‘Dear brothers and sisters, let us allow our encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist to transform us, just as it transformed the great and courageous saints you venerate,’ Pope Francis said in his homily in Hungary on Sept. 12.
Nigerian Cardinal: The Eucharist Should Not Be Received Unworthily
‘In the Holy Eucharist, we have an intimate union with Jesus Christ,’ Cardinal John Onaiyekan underscored.
