Jesus Christ Is the Gift Not Received
Christ the King was the world’s first Christmas gift — and, ever since his Nativity, people have been trying to return him.
Results from Tag: 'eucharist'
Christmas Manna and St. Francis de Sales
COMMENTARY: As in almost any subject of the spiritual life, the ‘Gentleman Saint’ does not disappoint.
A Particularly Eucharistic Advent
COMMENTARY: Both Advent and the Holy Eucharist are about not just our desires but God’s much greater desire.
4 Ways to Welcome Wonder on a Daily Basis
COMMENTARY: Taking a look at your days, you’ll discover your own ways to cultivate the gift of wonder and awe, rooted in our precious faith.
Archbishop Gomez Calls for Evangelizing Response to Secular Age: ‘Holiness Has Always Been the Hidden Force in Human History’
FULL TEXT: Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles, the outgoing president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, addressed his fellow U.S. bishops on Nov. 15 at their annual fall assembly in Baltimore, underscoring: ‘What holds us together, what makes us one, is the Eucharist.’
St. John Paul II: ‘The Eucharist Is the Secret of My Day’
15 quotes from the beloved saint on his love for the Blessed Sacrament
How the Eucharist Put an End to My ‘Rapture Anxiety’
COMMENTARY: My wife and I became Catholic for many reasons, but the Eucharist was central to our decision.
New Yorkers Encounter Christ in the Eucharist on the Streets of Manhattan
Following Mass, the 20-minute walk passed Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center to St. Patrick’s Cathedral on 5th Avenue on Oct. 11.
The Ecumenism of Vatican II, 60 Years Later
COMMENTARY: Christ’s prayer for unity, at the Last Supper, reminds us that unity among Christian believers is an essential part of the Church’s mission.
EWTN News Poll: US Catholics Have Strong Belief in Angels, but Eucharistic Devotion Lags
A new survey shows that Catholics are more likely to profess belief in guardian angels than belief in the Catholic doctrine of the Eucharist.
