On May 1-3, delegations from each of the parishes in the Diocese will gather at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart to pray, discuss, and...

The Easter proclamation resounds! The single, defining event of the Triduum has sealed a new covenant for heaven and earth, the dawning...

This is the fourth of a four-part series on understanding one of the difficulties we will face in implementing a Eucharistic Revival and...

Reports from all the deaneries say that the March celebrations of the Rites of Election surpassed anything we’ve seen in recent memory. ...

This is the third of a four-part series on understanding one of the difficulties we will face in implementing a Eucharistic Revival and...

In the Gospel of Mark (3:31-35) Jesus is told that his mother and brothers and sisters are outside a crowded house asking for him. When...

Last May, we experienced the movement of the Holy Spirit in our Diocese. This could be seen in the Synodal consultations that were...

This is the second of a four-part series on understanding one of the difficulties we will face in implementing a Eucharistic Revival and...

During this brief period before Lent begins, our Gospel readings relate that Jesus chooses his Apostles, beginning his work of curing the...

This is the first of a four-part series on understanding one of the difficulties we will face in implementing a Eucharistic Revival and...

The Fifth of Five Diocesan Synodal Goals Leading to Our Eucharistic Revival: Jesus came to change the world. Without the saving action...

As part of the preparations for going more deeply into the Eucharistic Revival and to assist in their planning, the parishes of the...

The Fourth of Five Diocesan Synodal Goals Leading to Our Eucharistic Revival: On this Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, we recall the...

In the early years of the Roman Empire, Rome had conquered the entire Mediterranean world and God’s people were once again oppressed by a...

The Third of Five Diocesan Synodal Goals Leading to Our Eucharistic Revival: We know that we live in a divided world. Around us, we see...

Our God comes to us. As we hear the readings of the ending of the present liturgical year which focus on the Second Coming of Jesus, and...

I was content being a Protestant, but with my Mom's conversion, I was suddenly introduced to the world of Catholicism. The richness of...

What is the foundation of a True Eucharistic Revival? What more than anything else needs to be present for the Eucharistic Revival to...

Have you ever gotten in an argument with someone who would not listen to what you were saying? No matter how much you discussed the...

“We want to start a fire, not a program.” ~ Bishop Andrew Cozzens Chairman of the USCCB Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis How do...