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Eucharistic Revival Pillar Five: Embrace and Learn from the Various Rich Intercultural Eucharistic Traditions
By David Kilby This is the fifth article in a series about the five pillars of the Eucharistic Revival, a three-year-long initiative of the United ...
Eucharistic Revival Pillar Four: Reach the Smallest Unit: Parish Small Groups and Families
When the bishops say to reach out to small groups and families, they’re talking about people like you and me: readers of Catholic publications and ...
Eucharistic Revival Pillar Three: Empower Grassroots Creativity
The Third Pillar of the USCCB Eucharistic Revival is “Empower grassroots creativity by partnering with movements, apostolates, parishes, and educat...
Eucharistic Revival Pillar Two: Truth, Goodness, and Beauty of the Eucharist
Plato, Aristotle, and Thomas Aquinas taught that God is truth, goodness and beauty. To seek what is true, what is good, or what is beautiful is to ...
Eucharistic Revival Pillar One: Fostering Encounters with Jesus through the Kerygma and Eucharist
In response to a 2019 Pew Study that showed only 30 percent of Catholics believe in the Real Presence, the United States Conference of Catholic Bis...
Impact of Humility on Leadership
Humility must be the significant feature of any human being because it teaches us what exactly it takes to be a human. Humility make people aware o...
What Constitutes a Practicing Catholic?
You might have heard of the term “practicing Catholic”. In fact, being a “practicing Catholic” becomes a “requirement” in some circumstances. For e...
What Is Ash Wednesday? Why Do Christians Celebrate Ash Wednesday?
Ash Wednesday is considered one of the most popular and essential sacred days in the liturgical calendar. It marks the beginning of the season of L...
The Three Pillars of Lent: Prayer, Fasting, and Almsgiving
Lent is here, a cycle of profound conversion and "spiritual health check-up." Lent is a time to grow in and strengthen our faith and to welcome new...
The Nativity of Jesus Christ our Saviour and King
The Christmas season is meant to be merry because it reminds us that God is faithful and keeps His promises. The above passage is an excerpt from t...
The Gift of Gratitude
The Thanksgiving Holiday is one of the most celebrated in our country, not only because it is not attached to any religious practice but because fa...
Eucharistic Adoration: Spending time with Jesus
Eucharistic Adoration is one of the most important practices in our Catholic Church. During adoration, we are praising and spending time with the b...
Living Out The Message of Fatima Today
The miracle of Fatima has been a warning sign of love for the World. In the course of six apparitions to three humble children in Fatima, Portugal, God shared through Our Loving Mother a message that has changed history. Between May 13 - October 13, 1917, Our Lady instructed the children to pray the Rosary every day to bring peace to the world and to bring an end to the war. She asked them to pray for the conversion of Russia, to do penance, and that God wanted the world to have a devotion to Her Immaculate Heart. The church has responded to this message with faith and openness, this devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary continues to spread among believers. God in His mercy and love for us, has revealed his mighty power through the miracle of Fatima.
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