Mother Angelica and the Eucharistic Revival
In this time of the Eucharistic Revival in the United States, we should be thankful for the legacy that Mother Angelica and Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration have left to us
Results from Tag: 'holy eucharist'
Down in Adoration Falling
‘You have given them bread from heaven … having within it all sweetness’
Synod on Synodality Document and Eucharistic Conversion (June 24)
The Synod on Synodality concluded its preparatory phase this week with the release of the planning document that will guide the October gathering of synod members. The document lays out what promises to be a wide-ranging discussion on Pope Francis’ vision of a more inclusive, decentralized and ‘listening’ church. Register Senior Editor Jonathan Liedl joins us with analysis. Then we hear from a young woman who converted from Judaism to Protestantism to Catholicism and now is witnessing to others the power of the Eucharist. Joanna Wischer shares her story.
I Was Jewish, Then Protestant, Now Catholic — Here’s Why the Holy Eucharist Strikes Me So Powerfully
The Blessed Sacrament is just one of many reasons why I entered the Church.
Corpus Christi: Jesus Gives Himself With His Own Hand
SCRIPTURES & ART: This ‘hard teaching’ is the source and summit of Christian life.
Making the Case for Corpus Christi
How are we ever to convince an indifferent world that Christ matters if he is never seen outside of a church?
What a Eucharistic Civilization Looks Like
An excerpt from the new book, How the Eucharist Can Save Civilization
3rd Sunday of Easter: Seeing Jesus
SCRIPTURES & ART: It is only in our sacramental encounter with Jesus — in the Holy Eucharist — that our eyes are fully opened to him, not just about him.
How the Holy Eucharist Shaped the Lives of 13 Saints
From the new book, ‘How the Eucharist Can Save Civilization’
How I Came From Islam to Protestantism to Belief in the Real Presence
How many men and women throughout history have dreamt of having easy access to a king?
