Pope Leo XIV: The Eucharist Is a Powerful Antidote to Division
At his Wednesday general audience, the Pope continued his catechesis on Vatican II’s Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, reflecting on the mystery of the Eucharist.
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Why Does Jesus Vanish at Emmaus?
COMMENTARY: The Road to Emmaus helps us to recognize the Risen Lord as present in the Eucharist.
‘Stations of the Eucharist’ Aim to Help Catholics Better Understand the Sacrifice of the Mass
Indiana priest has written a series of reflections on those stations in a new book.
This Valentine’s Day, Make a Holy Hour as a Couple
‘What better way to mark your marriage than by visiting our Eucharistic Lord.’
Valencia’s Jubilee of the Holy Chalice Invites Pilgrims to Eucharistic Mystery
From now through October 2026, the Spanish city will welcome pilgrims from around the world, offering a renewed light on the treasured relic kept there since the 15th century.
Cardinal Eijk Praises Cardinal Burke’s Christlike Endurance in the Face of Criticism
Preaching at a Mass at Marian shrine in Wisconsin, the Dutch cardinal said Cardinal Burke has been unjustly criticized for proclaiming the fullness of the faith.
What It’s Like to Be a Chaplain On the Road With the Body of Christ
As eight young adults accompany the Blessed Sacrament across the United States, Franciscan chaplains offer daily spiritual support and sacraments.
Eucharist Mocked on TV, Targeted by Protesters — How Should Catholics Respond?
As Eucharistic pilgrims face hecklers and streaming shows mock the Real Presence, Catholics are urged to respond not with outrage, but with reverence — and reparation.
Why the Bible Sometimes Uses ‘Bread and Wine’ to Describe the Eucharist
From St. Paul to St. Augustine, the language of ‘bread’ doesn’t deny the Real Presence — it points to the deeper reality of transubstantiation.
Upcoming Online Course Aims to Help the Faithful Rediscover the Holy Mass
The course, which kicks off in September, will feature contributions from Robert Fastiggi, Auxiliary Bishop Athanasius Schneider and Aurelio Porfiri.
