A Flickering Lamp, a Living Presence
COMMENTARY: The sanctuary lamp signifies something real — Christ truly present in the Holy Eucharist — and everything must change, because the wounds we carry need not be final.
Results from Tag: 'holy eucharist'
The Heart of Christ in Stone: A Forgotten Holy Thursday Devotion
In parts of medieval Europe, the consecrated Host was placed within a sculpted wound in Christ’s chest — a striking expression of Eucharistic devotion now largely forgotten.
How This Eucharistic Miracle Helped Spark Corpus Christi
The Eucharistic miracle in Orvieto played a key role in launching the Solemnity of Corpus Christi.
20 Ways the Bible Affirms the Real Presence of Christ
A Protestant challenge leads to a deeper understanding of divine presence in Scripture.
The True Meaning of ‘Do This in Memory of Me’
In Holy Week especially, memory isn’t just remembering — it’s participating.
The Mass Unites Humans Like Nothing Else on Earth
In the Holy Mass, God draws us together in the very substance of his being, bringing a supernatural unity that no mere art or philosophy ever could.
Mother Teresa Feared ‘Big Crowds’ — But She Loved Telling Them About the Eucharist
The mission and work of Mother Teresa can be seen in her profound Eucharistic life.
Why Did I Become Catholic? Because That’s Where the Eucharist Is
Nearly all Protestant converts testify to the power of the Holy Eucharist in their conversion stories.
A Simple Way to Spread Belief in the Real Presence of Christ
‘If we love Christ, who offers himself for us,’ said St. Josemaría Escrivá, ‘we will feel compelled to find a few minutes after Mass for an intimate personal thanksgiving.’
Holy Communion and the Wedding Garment of Grace
SCRIPTURES & ART: A look at the readings for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, through the eyes of Italian Baroque painter Bernardo Strozzi
