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Eucharist
Registration opens for 2025 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage events in 10 states
Public events for each leg of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage have been posted and registration for participation is open, event organizers announced April 10.
Hundreds gather in Emmitsburg for first-ever Deaf Eucharistic Congress
Deaf Catholics from across the country stood side by side, hands raised in prayer, signing in unison – worshiping in their own language at the first-ever Deaf Eucharistic Congress.
Pilgrims look forward to bringing Eucharist across Southwest, including wildfire-recovering L.A.
At the end of the congress, its chairman, Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens of Crookston, Minn., announced another pilgrimage in summer 2025. It begins in Indianapolis May 18 and ends with Mass in Los Angeles on the feast of Corpus Christi June 22. It also coincides with the 2025 Jubilee Year.
No eucharistic miracle in Indianapolis, archdiocese confirms after lab tests
An investigation by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis into an alleged eucharistic miracle at an Indiana parish has indicated that “natural, not miraculous causes” resulted in a host displaying a red discoloration, the archdiocese said in a March 24 statement sent to OSV News.
Kansas Satanists forced to admit under oath they don’t possess Eucharist for ‘black mass’
A Satanic group planning a “black mass” at the Kansas Statehouse March 28 has sworn in court it is not in possession of a consecrated host and wine the group said it aimed to desecrate at the event.
8 pilgrims set to share faith on eucharistic pilgrimage from Indianapolis to LA
Eight “perpetual pilgrims” are planning to journey from Indianapolis to Los Angeles May 18 to June 22 in the second National Eucharistic Pilgrimage. They hail from several states and include both college students and young professionals.
Indianapolis Archdiocese probes parish’s alleged eucharistic miracle
The Archdiocese of Indianapolis said an investigation of an alleged eucharistic miracle is underway at a southeast Indiana church where it reportedly took place in late February.
Question Corner: Why can’t non-Catholics receive Communion?
Under ordinary circumstances, the church does not allow non-Catholics to receive Holy Communion. But this discipline is not meant to “keep people away from Jesus.”
A Eucharistic Word: Embodied
Much of our “practice” of Catholicism is cooperating with God’s grace so that the Word is made flesh in us.
Question Corner: Why can’t the church offer a completely gluten-free host?
It is true that actual wheat must be used in a valid celebration of the Eucharist, but there are still ways to receive holy Communion even as a Catholic with a severe gluten intolerance.
10-state National Eucharistic Pilgrimage to go right through Iowa’s ‘Field of Dreams’
The 2025 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will begin in Indianapolis May 18 and travel through 10 states before reaching Los Angeles June 22.