Calling all Acts 2:42 participants! Although May is a busy season, we are celebrating the value of having small groups in our parishes throughout the diocese and especially those who have participated in the Acts 2:42 Eucharistic Revival small groups.
As the National Eucharistic Revival comes to and end on Pentecost on June 8, 2025, we can look back over this three-year journey and reflect on if it has met its goal.
My uncle, who loves birding, gets so excited when migration happens, and he will travel across the country to add one species to his list of over 700 birds. I get so excited when our faith calls us to understand that we are not simply observers of God’s plan, but we are integral to its unfolding in our time!
Whether you are fully retired or just beginning a career, what are some of the Gospel values that you have seen in your workplace?
“The community of faith is a place of invitation, welcome and hospitality, especially for those who are inquiring or returning…”
Year three of the National Eucharistic Revival “Sent on Mission” is well underway.
Many parishes around the diocese have hosted the Encounter Love/Encounter Jesus event over the past two years and the evaluations have been extremely positive.
Who influenced you the most in making your Catholic faith your own?
As an incredible summer for the U.S. Catholic Church ends, we are looking to the Holy Spirit to lead us forward into year three of the National Eucharistic Revival.
“The Church exists to evangelize” (Pope Paul VI, Evangelii Nuntiandi, no. 16). From the beginning of the Catholic Church, Jesus sent his disciples on mission to baptize and teach all he had taught them.