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Father Roger Landry may have been Columbia University's first Catholic chaplain to lead a Eucharistic procession on campus, and amid heightened security, gates again opened wide to let in the Real Presence of Christ.
Local bystanders fell to their knees ...
The Blessed Sacrament will make a two-day pilgrimage in a flotilla that continues the Eucharistic Revival with a nautical flourish.
COMMENTARY: In the light of the Blessed Sacrament, the purpose of higher education is not to help us achieve or consume, but to behold, ponder and become.
It is a remarkable thing to see the downtown of a major metropolitan area completely closed off to traffic and business, for the sake of the most fundamentally Catholic expression of piety.
Catholics young and old lined the streets to watch Jesus pass by and join in the procession as it passed.
The monstrance used in the procession — created as an act of reparation for the atrocities of the Spanish Civil War — is the largest processional monstrance in the world.
Across the country, Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament was celebrated June 2.
The faithful walked together in the one-hour procession, singing hymns and reciting prayers in the presence of Christ. Holding the monstrance in his hands, the Pope offered the blessing on the solemnity, following prayers of adoration in front of the Blessed Sacrament.
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