Eucharistic Revival series: The Host is light as a petal of rose, colorless, supremely fragile. Don’t we ourselves often feel like that? Fragmented, insignificant ...
Eucharistic Revival series: Bringing our bread and wine to the altar is similar to what the magi did. It can seem absurd.
Eucharistic Revival series: The shepherds respond to the angels by saying to one another, “Let us go and see this event which the Lord has made known to us.”
Eucharistic Revival series: He is sustenance, not just for our bodies, but for our darkness, our sorrows, our depression, our fears, our inability, our lack.
Eucharistic Revival series: Through the Eucharist, hiding itself has been transformed from an act of shame into one of profound mercy.
Eucharistic Revival series: Adam experienced a need deep at the core of our humanity — as God says, 'It is not good for the man to be alone.'
Eucharistic Revival series: Even if we are steeped in the guilt and shame of sin, the love of Jesus will not abandon us.
The words Jesus Christ speaks to Zacchaeus proclaim the heart of the Eucharist mystery
