Podcasts about national eucharistic revival

If you want to pull leadership lessons from the National Eucharistic Congress, listen to this podcast! Be the first to get updates on our new course for evangelization leaders by signing up for our newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/huntleyleadership/newsletter-sign-up ___ Check out Joel's first appearance on the podcast: https://youtu.be/cP5baSxSGlk?si=mKqdVZ4fBgu_Xdm7 Find more of Joel here: https://chasinghumility.com Find more on the National Eucharistic Revival here: https://www.eucharisticrevival.org ___ You can listen to the podcast weekly on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts! Listen on Spotify ⇥ https://spoti.fi/3PYXGa6 Listen on Apple ⇥ https://apple.co/3vjltcS Subscribe on YouTube ⇥ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB4bLgEpByyKb877dFdvNRA ___ Work with Huntley Leadership! Contact us to inquire about coaching or speaking ⇥ https://www.huntleyleadership.com/contact-us Visit our course website ⇥ https://courses.huntleyleadership.com ___ Connect with Huntley Leadership! Connect on LinkedIn ⇥ / huntleyleadership Follow on X ⇥ / ron_huntley Follow on Instagram ⇥ / huntleyleadership Follow on Facebook ⇥ / huntleyleadership Subscribe on YouTube channel ⇥ @huntleyleadership ___ QUESTION: What kinds of videos and podcasts would you like to see from us? ___ Summary In this conversation, Ron Huntley and Joel Stepanek discuss the profound experiences and challenges faced during the National Eucharistic Congress. Joel shares insights on leadership, the importance of faith in overcoming obstacles, and the dynamics of teamwork in executing a large-scale event. The discussion emphasizes the need for boldness in leadership, the significance of a clear vision, and the necessity of navigating team dynamics effectively to achieve collective goals. In this conversation, Joel and Ron explore the importance of accountability, creativity under pressure, and the ongoing movement of the National Eucharistic Revival. They discuss the need for community building within parishes, emphasizing the transition from being mere parishioners to forming genuine friendships. Joel shares insights on evolving personal ministry and leadership, highlighting the significance of strategic planning and cultural alignment in church organizations. The discussion culminates in a call to action for individuals to engage with their communities and live out their faith actively. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Leadership and the National Eucharistic Congress 01:02 Experiencing the National Eucharistic Congress 06:21 Trusting God in Doing Things Beyond Our Capacity 09:56 Mind Shifts in Joel's Leadership Roles 20:45 Harnessing Pressure for Creativity 25:25 The National Eucharistic Revival: A Movement, Not Just an Event 28:38 Building Community: From Parishioners to Friends 36:48 Evolving Personal Ministry and Leadership 45:03 Connecting and Engaging: The Path Forward

In our final episode of not only Season 3 but of the Revive Podcast in general, we sat down with Bishop Cozzens and discussed how to keep the movement of Eucharistic Revival spreading.The formal three-year National Eucharistic Revival is coming to a close on Corpus Christi (June 22nd), but that doesn't mean the Eucharistic Revival movement is complete. Au contraire! The real work is just beginning!We want to thank all of you who have listened to this podcast and journeyed with us the past three years. We also want to invite you to become Eucharistic Missionaries. This whole movement will live on through our missionaries -- through YOU! That doesn't mean you have to raise a bunch of money or move your family across the globe. That simply means you are willing to embrace your missional identity as a disciple of Christ, given to you through your baptism. You can sign up to become a Eucharistic Missionary at www.eucharisticrevival.org/becomeIf you would like to watch today's conversation, you can check it out here: https://youtu.be/TFnNJO5EtGYWe have more content and resources planned in the future to spiritually accompany you as you embrace your unique Eucharistic mission. Please stay tuned!An NEC Podcasts original.

Fr. Tim Tran of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis explains why the Eucharist is truly Jesus Christ's body and blood, and how Catholics can go about sharing this truth with those in their communities.Tran, an alumnus of The Saint Paul Seminary, is the Twin Cities' point person for all things National Eucharistic Revival.Learn more about the revival: https://www.eucharisticrevival.org/

Bishop Andrew Cozzens sits down to discuss the National Eucharistic Revival he's been tasked to lead, as well as the role of Jesus' true presence in the course of human existence. Cozzens, Bishop of Crookston, Minnesota, is the former auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, a former priest formator at The Saint Paul Seminary and a member of The Saint Paul Seminary Board of Trustees.Learn more about the revival: https://www.eucharisticrevival.org/

Bishop Andrew Cozzens of the Diocese of Crookston -- and leader of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' National Eucharistic Revival -- met with the seminarians at The Saint Paul Seminary to start the 2023-24 academic year. He shared with them the importance of priestly fraternity. Every Catholic needs community, and it's especially important for priests; in fact, Cozzens points out, it's an essential part of the sacrament of Holy Orders.

Amayrani Higueldo actively participated in the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage last year and is our guest in this episode. This event was a precursor to the National Eucharistic Congress that was held in Indianapolis on July 20 – 21, 2024. The Pilgrimage consisted of four routes, East, West, North, and South which made the shape of a cross over America. The four groups met in Indianapolis for the Eucharistic Congress. Each group took our Lord, present in the Eucharist, as they made their way across the country ministering to everyone they met. Amayrani was on the Seton Route from the East that began in Connecticut. The Pilgrimage and Congress were part of a three-year Eucharistic Revival currently taking place in the Catholic Church nationwide. A devoted Philadelphia Phillies fan, Amayrani shares some experiences she had on the pilgrimage, which she describes as an intense ocean of grace. Although each day was different, Amayrani experienced her love for Our Lord in the Eucharist and in the lives of the people she met along the way. Amayrani shares many heartfelt and inspiring stories as she traveled with our Eucharistic Lord and fellow pilgrims. She has had a close relationship with Our Lady of Guadalupe for most of her life. Amayrani credits Our Lady's intercession with helping her apply for and participate in the procession.  Amayrani is now embarking on her profession as a nurse and looks forward to blessing her patients with the dignity and love of Our Lord, as she prays for them and strives to deliver the best care possible. Amayrani encourages us all to strive daily to stay close to Our Lord by attending Mass, receiving the Eucharist, completing a Holy Hour, reading Scripture, and praying the rosary.   Amayrani's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amayrannniii?igsh=aDExemppZXlmZDRr&utm_source=qr Link to the National Eucharistic Revival, Congress, and Pilgrimage:  10th National Eucharistic Congress - Official Website Link to information about the Eucharist: The Eucharist | USCCB Link to information about Our Lady of Guadalupe: The story of Our Lady of Guadalupe - Vatican News  #catholicsports, #eucharisticpilgrimage, #eucharisticrevival #Phillies

In this episode, Sr. Alicia Torres, Tanner Kalina, and Bishop Gerardo J. Colacicco discuss how our devotion to the Eucharist impacts our evangelization efforts.Bishop Colacicco reflects on some beautiful moments during this Eucharistic Revival, sharing powerful stories of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage coming through New York City. If you're looking for some inspiration, this episode is a great glimpse into the heart of one of our spiritual fathers. Or if you're simply looking to hear some fun stories centered around the Eucharist, this episode is chop full of them!If you enjoyed this conversation, please spend a minute and leave us a review and/or copy the link of this episode and share it with a friend!If you would like to watch today's conversation, please head to: https://youtu.be/V0iSx8PgXK4You can find resources for the ongoing National Eucharistic Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgYou can find resources for our upcoming National Eucharistic Pilgrimage by visiting: www.eucharisticpilgrimage.orgAn NEC Podcasts original.

In this episode, Sr. Alicia Torres, Tanner Kalina, and Bishop Michael C. Barber, SJ (Diocese of Oakland) discuss the beauty (and need) of serving the poor in regards to Eucharistic Mission.Jesus is there in the Blessed Sacrament and in the poor. The more we can see Jesus in the Eucharist, the more we can see him in the poor – and vice versa. If you enjoyed this conversation, please spend a minute and leave us a review and/or copy the link of this episode and share it with a friend!If you'd like to watch today's conversation, you can head over to the Revival's YouTube here: https://youtu.be/iC2Py8BRSV0We recommend checking out the book, "Happy are You Poor" by Fr. Thomas Dubay, that Sr. Alicia mentioned. To do so, please go to: https://ignatius.com/happy-are-you-poor-haypp/ You can find resources for the ongoing National Eucharistic Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgAnd, finally, we recommend checking out the wonderful Revival blog about Dorothy Day, “American Eucharistic Witnesses: Dorothy Day and her Revolution of Love:” https://www.eucharisticrevival.org/post/american-eucharistic-witnesses-dorothy-day#:~:text=American%20Eucharistic%20Witnesses%3A%20Servant%20of,and%20Her%20Revolution%20of%20Love&text=When%20Dorothy%20Day%20became%20Catholic,Catholicism%2C%20including%20to%20the%20Eucharist.An NEC Podcasts original.

“Take the next step, whatever that might be.” Fr. Mario Amore joins Men of the Hearts hosts Fr. Craig Giera and Fr. Drew Mabee to talk about his journey to the priesthood. His path was full of twists and turns, with stops in altar service and music ministry. After applying to Sacred Heart Major Seminary and subsequently delaying enrollment for two years, Fr. Mario finally took “the next step” to answer God's call. (0:26) Hosts Fr. Craig Giera and Fr. Drew Mabee introduce their guest this month, Father Mario Amore, Director of Evangelization and Missionary Discipleship for the Archdiocese of Detroit who also serves as a priest in solidum for the Resurget Cineribus Family of Parishes, which includes St. Aloysius, Old St. Mary's, and the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Fr. Amore reflects on his last few months, including Christmas and the annual SEEK conference. (6:55) Fr. Mario is no stranger to podcasts, having previously hosted the Archdiocese of Detroit's I AM HERE podcast in support of the National Eucharistic Revival. Our hosts join Fr. Mario in a discussion about some of the beautiful stories shared through that effort. Fr. Mario also shares his experience hosting the Certifiably Catholic podcast alongside Mary Wilkerson and Mike Chamberland, current hosts of Archbishop Vigneron's Eyes on Jesus podcast.(12:25) Fr. Drew and Fr. Craig reflect on their last few months. Fr. Drew has been “learning the lay of the land” at his assignment in Novi and recently had dinner with his brother and a longtime friend. Meanwhile, Fr. Craig has been encouraged by increasing attendance at Sacred Heart Major Seminary's recent Discernment Weekends. The group also talks about the significance of altar serving to encourage vocations to the priesthood.(20:12) Fr. Mario shares his vocation story. He attended Catholic school as a child and attended Mass every Saturday evening with his family, “doing whatever I had to do to embarrass [my parents].” Still, he remembers his maternal grandfather predicting that he would become a priest one day. He started serving the parish as an altar server before taking a detour into music ministry as a teenager. Ultimately, his interest in theology led him to explore taking classes at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, which he calls his “first foot in the door” of discerning the priesthood. (33:11) Fr. Mario recalls attending a discernment weekend at Sacred Heart. He was already familiar with the academic experience of the seminary, having taken classes since high school, but his discernment weekend affirmed for him that he could find joy in the brotherhood and community of Sacred Heart. After working in a parish for two more years, Fr. Mario finally decided to apply to become a seminarian—but waited and discerned another two years before officially entering the seminary.(44:53) Fr. Mario talks about his time as a seminarian at Sacred Heart, his ordination in 2015, and celebrating his first Mass at St. Pius X in Southgate on the anniversary of his baptism at the same church. He also touches on what it's like to serve both as a parish priest and Detroit as Director of Evangelization and Missionary Discipleship for the Archdiocese of Detroit. He then offers his advice to men considering the priesthood: “Take the next step, whatever that might be.” The episode concludes with a prayer and blessing.

In this episode, Sr. Alicia Torres, Tanner Kalina, and Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone (Archdiocese of San Francisco) discuss the Little Way of St. Thérèse.Oftentimes, we fall into the temptation of thinking that in order to live a life on mission we have to do something extraordinary. St. Thérèse is the official patroness of the missions, and she never left the confines of her convent. What wisdom from the Church! Her prayer and sacrifice allowed her to reach more souls than even the busiest and most traveled missionary.Mother Teresa (who appropriately took the name of St. Thérèse when she became a religious sister) taught us to “Do ordinary things with extraordinary love.” This is the heart of a Eucharistic Missionary. If you enjoyed this conversation, please spend a minute and leave us a review and/or copy the link of this episode and share it with a friend!If you would like to watch today's conversation, please check out https://youtu.be/xE_uou1Erp0If you would like to check out SOLT Family Mission Experience, please check out: https://www.soltfme.org/You can also check out our new Lenten Devotional here (just in time for Lent!): https://store.eucharisticrevival.org/products/revival-a-lenten-devotional-for-eucharistic-renewalYou can find resources for the ongoing National Eucharistic Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgAnd, finally, a must-read for any Catholic is St. Thérèse's "Story of a Soul" which you can find here: https://www.icspublications.org/products/story-of-a-soul-the-autobiography-of-st-therese-of-lisieux?srsltid=AfmBOorEZjDARm102tr-qfx0du8bWZjiIeXqmDoG8jAgSmMHYY7hN05kAn NEC Podcasts original.

Father Patrick Hyde, OP, joins Deacon Jim Friend for a conversation about the pressures on parish priests and how to stay balanced amid the many expectations they encounter. Father Patrick Hyde, OP, is the pastor of Saint Paul Catholic Center, which serves as the Newman Center and Catholic parish for the Indiana University community. He recently served at the National Eucharistic Revival as a National Eucharistic Preacher and currently serves on the provincial council of the Dominican Province of St. Albert the Great, on the board of the Aquinas Institute of Theology, and as the dean of the Bloomington Deanery in the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. You can contact Father Patrick by visiting: https://hoosiercatholic.org For more information about Saint John Vianney Center, please visit our website at https://www.sjvcenter.org/

In this episode, Bishop Andrew Cozzens (Diocese of Crookston and Chairman of the National Eucharistic Congress) joins Sr. Alicia Torres and Tanner Kalina to discuss the difference between Eucharistic mission and regular mission. This episode is the heart of Season 3, so we're very excited for you to tune in!Bishop Cozzens, Sr. Alicia, and Tanner discuss how our evangelization efforts need to be sourced in a profound relationship with Jesus in the Eucharist, and then “summitted” by uniting our sacrifices to Jesus' one, perfect sacrifice. If you've ever wanted more clarity about the term “Eucharistic Mission," then this is the episode for you! Also, if you've ever desired FREEDOM on mission, then this is the episode for you!This conversation builds upon the recurring themes of “Relationship, Identity, and Mission,” and it provides the backbone for our upcoming conversations. If you enjoyed this conversation, please spend a minute and leave us a review and/or copy the link of this episode and share it with a friend.If you would like to watch today's conversation, head over to the Eucharistic Revival's YouTube: https://youtu.be/4sSm-rmma2EAnd if you would like to contemplate the ideas talked about in this episode, please spend some time in silence with Colossians 1:24. You can find resources for the ongoing National Eucharistic Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgAn NEC Podcasts original.

In this episode, Bishop Daniel Felton (Diocese of Duluth) joins Sr. Alicia Torres and Tanner Kalina to discuss the differences between evangelization and proselytization. Make no doubt about it, the two are not the same.Proselytization is all about the work of me, while evangelization is all about the work of the Holy Spirit. Proselytization is all about convincing. Evangelization is all about bringing people into the healing, hope, and joy that Jesus Christ offers us.Bishop Daniel, Sr. Alicia, and Tanner also discuss how evangelization is an inherently Catholic activity. If you've ever been confused about evangelization, this is an episode you won't want to miss!If you enjoyed this conversation, please spend a minute and leave us a review and/or copy the link of this episode and share it with a friend.If you would like to watch today's conversation, head over to the Eucharistic Revival's YouTube: https://youtu.be/e5vzfZGGR14You can find resources for the ongoing National Eucharistic Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgAn NEC Podcasts original.

In this special bonus episode, Bishop Andrew Cozzens joins Fr. Mike Schmitz to talk about his role as a bishop of the Catholic Church, his involvement in the Catechism in a Year podcast, and why we can continue to trust in the authority of the Church despite the brokenness of its leaders at times. Bishop Andrew Cozzens is the Bishop of the Diocese of Crookston in northern Minnesota.  He currently serves as the chair of the USCCB Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis where he has been tasked by the Bishops with leading a three-year National Eucharistic Revival. This episode has been found to be in conformity with the Catechism by the Institute on the Catechism, under the Subcommittee on the Catechism, USCCB. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/ciy Please note: The Catechism of the Catholic Church contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.

In this episode, Fr. Tim Anastos (Eucharistic Preacher and pastor of the Newman Center at UIC) joins Sr. Alicia Torres and Tanner Kalina to discuss the #1 roadblock to evangelization… the feeling of not being good enough.They share their own stories in overcoming this fear and reiterate that confidence in our identities, born from our encounters with God, is essential to getting through this hurdle.They also talk about the four reasons someone might not feel good enough to evangelize:Past sins and woundsSpiritual envyFalse humilityFalse view of GodIf you enjoyed this conversation, please spend a minute and leave us a review and/or copy the link of this episode and share it with a friend!If you would like to check out the Admonitions of St. Francis of Assisi, please check out: https://www.prairiestfrancis.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/28-ADMONITIONS-OF-SAINT-FRANCIS-OF-ASSISI.pdfYou can find resources for the ongoing National Eucharistic Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgAnd, finally, if you would like to watch today's conversation, head over to the Eucharistic Revival's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgDeuVYSmzeSYzRO14bQh4TbsUtCjgov5An NEC Podcasts original.

Welcome back, everyone! Are you ready to be equipped for Eucharistic Mission?In this opening episode of Season 3 for the REVIVE Podcast, Sr. Alicia Torres and Tanner Kalina discuss “Relationship, Identity, Mission” AKA RIMBefore we can really embrace the unique mission God has in store for us, we need to fully embrace our own personal relationship with him. Otherwise, we run the risk of forming our identities around our mission rather than our own sonship or daughterhood of the Father.In this conversation, Sr. Alicia and Tanner encourage you to check out:Hosea 7Isaiah 49:151 Peter 5:10Henri Nouwen's 5 Lies of IdentityI am what I haveI am what I doI am what people think of meI am no greater than my worst momentsI am no less than my best moments& this GEM of a quote from St. Bernard of Clairvaux: “The [one] who is wise, therefore, will see his life as more like a reservoir than a canal. The canal simultaneously pours out what it receives; the reservoir retains the water till it is filled, then discharges the overflow without loss to itself ... Today there are many in the Church who act like canals, the reservoirs are far too rare ... You too must learn to await this fullness before pouring out your gifts, do not try to be more generous than God.”If you enjoyed this conversation, please spend a minute and leave us a review and/or copy the link of this episode and share it with a friend!And if you would like to watch today's conversation, head over to the Eucharistic Revival's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@eucharisticrevivalYou can find resources for the ongoing National Eucharistic Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgAn NEC Podcasts original.

Welcome back to the REVIVE Podcast! Season 3 is ready to return! Season 3 will be hosted by Sr. Alicia Torres and Tanner Kalina, and they will be discussing Eucharistic Mission alongside various bishops and leaders in evangelization. This podcast will be a training tool for all of your evangelization efforts!This entire season is dedicated to the nitty gritties of living a life on mission for the Lord. Each conversation promises to be engaging, practical, and full of solid advice to help you embrace the unique calling God is inviting you to. No matter what state of life you're in, no matter your background, you have a special mission in store.The REVIVE Podcast is ready to equip you for that! You can find resources for the ongoing National Eucharistic Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgAn NEC Podcasts original.

Episode SummaryIn this episode, we explore the profound mystery of the Eucharist through the lens of Heidi Saxton's new book, Stories of the Eucharist. As the Catholic Church continues its National Eucharistic Revival, Heidi's work offers timely insights into the importance of the Eucharist in the lives of the faithful. Join us for a rich conversation about the inspiration behind her book, the powerful stories she shares, and how they aim to rekindle devotion to the Real Presence.About Heidi SaxtonHeidi Saxton is an award-winning author and a senior acquisitions editor at Ave Maria Press. Her latest book, Stories of the Eucharist, is a heartfelt attempt to bring readers closer to the mystery of the Eucharist through 40 compelling stories that emphasize the power of Christ's presence. Heidi's passion for the Eucharist and her ability to weave together faith-filled narratives make her a captivating guest.In This Episode, We Cover:Introducing Heidi Saxton: Heidi shares her background and the inspiration that led her to write Stories of the Eucharist.Inspiration Behind the Book: Heidi discusses what motivated her to compile these stories and how she hopes they will touch the hearts of readers, especially those struggling with belief in the Real Presence.Aiming to Change Hearts: With many Catholics uncertain about the presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, Heidi talks about how her book seeks to address this and renew faith.Favorite Stories: Among the 40 stories she shares in her book, Heidi highlights a few that hold special significance for her.Devotion to the Eucharist: Exploring the connection between sainthood and devotion to Jesus in the Eucharist, Heidi offers her insights on why this relationship is so essential.Where to Find the Book: Heidi provides details on where listeners can purchase Stories of the Eucharist.Why You Should ListenIf you're seeking a deeper understanding of the Eucharist or want to be inspired by the moving stories of those who have encountered Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, this episode is for you. Heidi Saxton's insights provide a timely reflection on the importance of Eucharistic devotion, especially as the Church calls for a renewal of faith.Resources & LinksGet the Book: Purchase Stories of the Eucharist here.Call to ActionSubscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with anyone who is seeking to deepen their understanding of the Eucharist. Tune in for more conversations that explore the rich traditions and stories that define our Catholic faith! Support the show

Natalie Garza, who actively participated in the recent National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, shares her amazing stories and experiences on this podcast. This event was a precursor to the National Eucharistic Congress held in Indianapolis on July 20 – 21, 2024. The Pilgrimage consisted of four routes, East, West, North, and South which made the shape of a cross over America. Each group took our Lord, present in the Eucharist, as they made their way across the country, ministering to everyone they met.   Natalie was on the Seton Route from the East that began in Connecticut. Natalie was the point person, taking care of behind-the-scenes activities. She also took her guitar and led songs of worship to our Lord present in the Eucharist as the group made their way to Indianapolis. Natalie's love and enthusiasm for our Lord is quite evident in the presentation of her experiences along the way as she walked and traveled with our Eucharistic Lord!   Natalie teaches theology at St. James Academy in Kansas City. She has taken up tennis and is the tennis coach at the school. Natalie encourages us all to be aware of where we are in relation to Jesus throughout the day and reminds us that He is always waiting to be found!   Links to Natalie: Email: nrgarza7@gmail.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Txb_4Yi0chY?feature=share Link to the National Eucharistic Revival, Congress, and Pilgrimage:  10th National Eucharistic Congress - Official Website Link to information about the Eucharist: The Eucharist | USCCB

In this episode, we talk with Dominic Carstens who participated as a Perpetual Pilgrim in the recent National Eucharistic Pilgrimage  This event was a precursor to the National Eucharistic Congress held in Indianapolis on July 20 – 21, 2024. The Pilgrimage consisted of four routes, East, West, North, and South which made the shape of a cross over America. Each group took our Lord, present in the Eucharist, as they made their way across the country ministering to everyone they met. Dominic was on the Seton Route from the East that began in Connecticut. Dominic's love and enthusiasm for our Lord is quite evident in the presentation of his experiences along the way as he walked and traveled with our Eucharistic Lord! Dominic's sports experience began humbly in a cow pasture in Wisconsin. After graduating from high school, Dominic was a missionary in Kenya where sports was a way to connect with the children. He graduated from college this year and works at the Catholic Ecology Center. Dominic encourages us all to grow closer to our Lord, especially through the Sacraments of Confession and the Eucharist and to encourage others to do the same. Links to Dominic: Instagram: @domdabombc Dominic Carstens: Facebook, LinkedIn Catholic Ecology Center: Catholic Ecology Center Link to the National Eucharistic Revival, Congress, and Pilgrimage: 10th National Eucharistic Congress - Official Website Link to information about the Eucharist: The Eucharist | USCCB

Archbishop Vigneron joins cohost Mike Chamberland and special guest Kim Kerwin, theology teacher at St. Fabian Catholic School in Farmington Hills, to discuss the recent National Eucharistic Congress and ongoing National Eucharistic Revival. (0:21) Host Mike Chamberland greets Archbishop Vigneron and introduces our special guest for this episode, Kim Kerwin. Kim introduces herself and then Archbishop Vigneron shares a bit about his summer thus far. (3:04) Mike introduces the topic of the episode, the National Eucharistic Congress that took place July 17-21 in Indianapolis. Both Archbishop Vigneron and Kim attended. Archbishop Vigneron spends some time reviewing the purpose of the Congress and corresponding National Eucharistic Revival. (7:21) Kim shares about a powerful experience during the Congress of being at Eucharistic adoration with 50,000 people in reverent silence. Archbishop Vigneron notes that one grace of the Congress has been the “profound sense…that the church is alive in the United States.” They then share their personal highlights of attending the Congress, including a special Mass for pilgrims from the Archdiocese of Detroit and the conversations over meals with pilgrims from all over the country. (21:23) Archbishop Vigneron and Kim share how the Congress has inspired them in their ministry. This sparks a discussion on the nature of our relationship with the Eucharist: We not only receive this gift, but we also make a reciprocal offering of ourselves. Kim talks about the impact of sharing powerful witnesses of the Eucharist with her students. (32:07) Kim talks about the pleasant surprise of being quite disconnected from the world outside the Congress, even though the event took place in the middle of a major city. Archbishop Vigneron admits he did not expect to see such an emphasis on—and joy surrounding—the Sacrament of Reconciliation at the Congress. (35:57) The group discusses what happens next, now that the Congress has concluded. There is already talk about future Congresses, but Archbishop Vigneron highlights the more immediate commission to take the fruits of the Congress home to our parishes, families, and next-door neighbors. They offer some final thoughts about the blessings of technology, which had made the Congress available to all via videos and other resources online, and communion with thousands of attendees, which Archbishop Vigneron calls a “foretaste” of being at the eternal banquet one day in heaven. (39:14) Archbishop Vigneron answers listener questions about whether he ever imagined he'd become a bishop, where he likes to go on vacation, and his family's support of his life of faith and priestly vocation. He concludes the episode with a prayer and blessing.

Archbishop Naumann dialogues with Fr. Luke Doyle about how our encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist calls us on mission.  They discuss how the upcoming Mercy & Justice Summit will equip the people of the Archdiocese to live out that Eucharistic Mission.   Fr. Luke will be one of the keynote  speakers that the upcoming Mercy & Justice Summit which will be a fun, inspiring day of discovery for how we as an Archdiocese can live out the Year of Mission for the National Eucharistic Revival. 

Fr. Brian Park joins Fr. K for a lengthy conversation of what is missing in the National Eucharistic Revival. We can't just talk about the Eucharist, we need to do something different. What exactly?

Some recent polling suggests that the number of those who identify with no religion has hit a ceiling, and it may even be declining. At the same time, a number of high-profile cultural influencers—even some formerly hostile to the faith—have either converted to Christianity or announced that they now identify as “cultural Christians.” Moreover, religion and politics, once considered verboten to mix, now seem to find themselves deeply intertwined. How do we assess these cultural and political developments from an evangelical perspective? Is it really the case that society is becoming more receptive to Christianity? Are all these developments positive for the Church, or should we take a more cautious approach to evaluating what all this means for the future?  A listener asks what he can share with non-Catholics to perhaps change their minds. 00:00 | Intro 01:32 | Bishop Barron's update on the diocesan pastoral center 02:24 | Tracing the decline of Christianity in the West 06:07 | Assessing the decline of “nones” today 09:59 | Men, women, and trends of religious disaffiliation 13:45 | Public conversions and the indispensability of Christianity in culture 18:46 | Christianity, moral principles, and the legal system 23:09 | Is there broader cultural significance for the National Eucharistic Revival? 24:26 | Hopeful signs for Christianity in conversation 27:54 | Is interest in a broad Christianity simply good? 28:59 | What we can learn from the African and Eastern Churches 30:42 | Listener question 33:00 | Join the Word on Fire Institute Links: Pew Research Data: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/01/24/has-the-rise-of-religious-nones-come-to-an-end-in-the-us/   Data on Women Leaving the Church: https://www.americansurveycenter.org/newsletter/young-women-are-leaving-church-in-unprecedented-numbers/   Washington Examiner: “Faith and flag: Trump allies push for deeply conservative second term”   Word on Fire Institute: https://institute.wordonfire.org/   NOTE: Do you like this podcast? Become a Word on Fire IGNITE member! Word on Fire is a non-profit ministry that depends on the support of our listeners . . . like you! So become a part of this mission and join IGNITE today to become a Word on Fire insider and receive some special donor gifts for your generosity.

Author Sabrina Ferrisi joins to discuss Blessed Carlo Acutis and his canonization during the Jubilee 2025, and what we can learn from this first millennial saint who worked diligently to chart Eucharistic miracles! Tania Geist share her new book, Eucharist: The Real Presence of Christ, as we move forward into the next phase of the National Eucharistic Revival. Father Roger Landry also offers an inspiring homily to prepare us for this Sunday's Gospel. Catch the show every Saturday at 5pmET on EWTN radio!

 “They must see. And that's where I think we are called to show. We are called to show by our lives, by how we live, by how we act, by how we breathe."  - Bishop Espaillat, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of New YorkWe conclude Season 2 of the Revive Podcast with Tim and guest Bishop Joseph Espaillat as they discuss Bishop Espaillat's unique path to the seminary at age 13 and his pattern of always being the youngest (including the youngest bishop in the United States at the moment!) Bishop Espaillat also shares a beautiful story of how Mother Teresa encouraged him on his path to the priesthood. He signs off with a strong encouragement for moms and dads to step it up – a Eucharistic Revival needs a revival of the family.We are now in the Year of Mission within the Eucharistic Revival! This episode will inspire you to fulfill the unique mission God has called you to!“And so this is a radical transformation that we are being called to in this Eucharistic Revival,” Bishop Espaillat says, “And I love it…I love every second of this right now.” Please rate, review, and share with your family and friends. We hope to see you for Season 3 of the Revive Podcast!Find resources for the ongoing Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgFind resources for the ongoing Pilgrimages by visiting: www.eucharisticpilgrimage.orgFind resources for the upcoming Congress by visiting: www.eucharisticcongress.orgAn OSV Podcasts original. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

Our parting conversation with Dr. Luke Arredondo about the Eucharistic Revival through the lens of Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen.     Show Notes:  The Hour That Makes My Day (chapter from Sheen's autobiography).  Watch keynote talks from the 2024 National Eucharistic Congress here. Learn more about the National Eucharistic Revival here.  

In this special episode, Chez Filippini talks with several diocesan pilgrims at the National Eucharistic Congress about some of their favorite moments and how they experienced the Eucharist.Diocesan Pilgrims: - Karen Booth - Christine Mayeaux - Fr. Thomas Kennell - Joan Walker - St. Sylvester Youth Group

At the start of every “Preach” episode, we state the mission of the show: “We take you into the minds and hearts of some of the finest preachers in the Catholic Church; we listen to their homilies, learn what makes them great and draw inspiration to keep preaching the Good News.” This mission informed our decision to send host Ricardo da Silva, S.J., to the National Eucharistic Congress, a historic event—the first of its kind in 83 years—that took place in Indianapolis, Ind., from July 17-21. On this episode of “Preach,” Ricardo reflects on his experience attending the congress and the rich tapestry of preaching styles he experienced while there. From homilies by bishops like Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, the pope's envoy to the congress; Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York and Bishop Andrew Cozzens of Crookston, Minn., to keynote addresses and breakout sessions led by notable speakers such as Gloria Purvis, the Rev. Mike Schmitz and Mother Olga of the Sacred Heart, he gained a deeper understanding of the art of preaching and its power to inspire and transform. Joining him is Paul Shelton, S.J., a fellow Jesuit priest who was one of three Jesuits chosen as Eucharistic preachers for the National Eucharistic Revival and was also at the congress. Paul also serves as the provincial's assistant for vocations in the Midwest Province. Together, they discuss their takeaways from this momentous occasion in the life of the U.S. church. Get daily Scripture reflections and support “Preach” by becoming a digital subscriber to America Magazine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the days of the National Eucharistic Revival, Elizabeth Tomlin and Heidi Hess Saxton share a conversation about new book about Eucharistic Saints for Families: Stories of the Eucharist a Family Treasury of Saints and Seekers. Each chapter presents a story of a Eucharistic saint or blessed and incorporates read-aloud material suitable for children of all ages. The book incorporates full-color illustrations of each saint that are beautiful and engage the imagination. In this episode you will hear Heidi's path of conversion from a non-Catholic upbringing and how she was drawn to Jesus in the Eucharist during prayer in a Catholic Church. You will also hear her practical ways to incorporate Eucharistic practice and prayer into your family.

Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered what it's like to attend the National Eucharistic Congress? Join Deacon Mike Hayes, Fr. Damian Ference, and Christy Cabaniss as they recount their physically demanding yet spiritually uplifting experiences at this impactful event. Walk with us through the streets of Indianapolis, share in the profound moments of Eucharistic Adoration, and hear about the unforgettable nightly gatherings at Lucas Oil Stadium.  The trio had a deep reflection on the final night of the Congress featuring Gloria Purvis' stirring talk, Matt Maher's joyful worship session, and Bishop Barron's talk.  The diverse representation from our diocese will leave you feeling inspired and united in faith.  Cardinal Tagle's homily at the closing Mass and Cardinal Pierre's opening homily were both centered on unity and equally inspiring. Fr. Mike Schmitz earlier presentation was also quite good.Discover how a simple walking stick became a symbol of welcome and continuity between clergy members in Deacon Mike's classmate Deacon Mark's captivating story. Experience the emotional highs of the grand procession, where eight deacons from the Diocese of Cleveland received heartfelt support from the crowd, and the impressive opening ceremony that united thousands of attendees in a powerful display of faith. The high-quality production of the event set a new standard, showing that our faith deserves to be celebrated with grandeur and excellence.Reconnect with old friends and make new ones as the vibrant Catholic community comes alive in our stories. Hear about serendipitous encounters with familiar faces, including a reunion with a couple married a decade ago and a former student now in the seminary. Witness leaders like Bishop Malesic and Bishop Woost engaging with delegates, demonstrating true shepherding spirit. Reflect with us on the readings for the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time, and celebrate the contagious enthusiasm of the Cleveland delegation in their distinctive Ohio red shirts. Don't miss this enriching episode that captures the spirit of Cleveland and the joy of shared faith.

Did you know a Eucharistic Revival is happening in the United States? In today's episode we discuss the recent National Eucharistic Congress, what it means to have a “Eucharistic Revival” moment in the USA and practically speaking what this means for us as individuals and as families.     Learn more about the National Eucharistic Revival by visiting eucharisticrevival.org.   Learn more about the 4 Routes of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage     More Episodes on the Eucharist and Eucharistic Devotion:  Eucharist: Heart of the Domestic Church  A Practical Guide to Bringing Your Kids to Mass  How I Fell In Love with the Eucharist (with Fr. Justin Braun)  From the St. Philip Institute Podcast:  What does the Catechism Teach About the Eucharist?  How is Christ Present in the Eucharist?  The Structure and Parts of the Mass 

Father Steven and Dad both attended the 2024 National Eucharistic Congress the past weekend and shared their experiences.The 2024 National Eucharistic Congress was the first held since 1976.   This gathering was the culmination of several years of work in coordination with the National Eucharistic Revival.     Eucharistic procession pilgrimages from the North, South, East and West all converged on Indianapolis for the start of the Congress.Dad had not originally planned on attending but on the Sunday prior to the Congress Father Steven suggested that he drive down for the Saturday session.Father Steven attended Wednesday through Saturday.   He found a daily rhythm of mass, different tracks of sessions, an exhibition hall and evening keynote speakers.    One of the session tracks was for priests.Dad jumped in "mid-stream" with the Congress for 1 day on Saturday.    There were many things to see and Dad planned his day to see as much as possible.A highlight of Saturday for both Father Steven and Dad was the Eucharistic Procession through downtown Indianapolis.Ultimately, what matters most is what fruit this Congress bears.

Only Hour for 7/19/24 Drew is joined by Sr. Alicia Torres from the National Eucharistic Revival to share her experiences so far at the Congress (2:21) Cheryl White shares the story about the Shreveport Martyrs (19:18).  And Dr. John Sotosanti describes his possessed Mercedes (37:39) Sources: https://shreveportmartyrs.org/

Fr. Joseph, Paul, and Matt discuss the National Eucharistic Revival occurring in the United States. What does it take to have TRUE revival throughout the U.S.? What role does Catechesis play? Does Praise and Worship music belong in Adoration? How do you increase reverence of the Eucharist? 

its day three of the National Eucharistic Congress. Benedictine College Theology Professor Dr. Andrew Swafford and his wife Sarah Swafford visit with Adam and Patty to discuss family and virtuous living as part of revival. Jason Shanks will soon begin his tenure as President of the National Eucharistic Revival. He shares how the mission goes forward after this moment within the movement. 

In his latest teaching episode, Bishop Wack talks about the purpose of the National Eucharistic Revival and previews the National Eucharistic Congress.

This week, we're diving into a profound and beautiful topic: the sacrament of the Eucharist and Eucharistic adoration. The Catholic Church has been focusing on bringing people back to the altar table, helping them understand and embrace the holy Eucharist. With the National Eucharistic Congress happening this week in Indianapolis, there's a significant effort underway to renew and deepen our faith and devotion to the Eucharist. I'll share some eye-opening statistics and discuss the National Eucharistic Revival, a multi-year effort by the US bishops to strengthen belief and participation in the Eucharist. As Catholic Midlife women it is our responsibility to share our love of the Eucharist with others, especially how it nourishes our souls and helps us in our daily life. As we explore the importance of the Eucharist, we'll talk about why it's often misunderstood and how it nurtures our souls. The Eucharist is not just a symbol or a remembrance of Christ's Last Supper; it's the true body and blood of Jesus Christ, present in a miraculous and mysterious way. For many of us, especially as midlife moms, the Eucharist holds a profound significance. I'll share my own journey of growing in love and understanding of the Eucharist through Eucharistic adoration and how this transformed my spiritual life. Recent statistics show that belief in the Eucharist is declining at an alarming rate. As the "source and summit" of our faith it is time for revival in our church. The Eucharist offers a wellspring of grace and renewal, especially during times of trial and spiritual dryness. Let's embrace this beautiful sacrament with a renewed sense of awe and devotion, allowing it to deepen our relationship with Jesus and enrich every aspect of our lives. Jennie Guinn is a Catholic speaker, Life Coach, Podcaster, Weekly Radio Show Host on Nashville Catholic Radio and Radio Maria USA, and the founder of Catholic Moms in the Middle. After 26 years of working in Catholic education, Jennie felt God calling her "to step out of the boat" to serve in a new way. In her new ministry, she equips and encourages middle-life women to encounter the love of the Father and to be transformed and healed by the power of the Holy Spirit so they can MAGNIFY Christ in their corner of the world.

“I hope this is a renewal of our own sense of Christ's presence in the Eucharist, but [also] what it means to be the Body of Christ…and how we go out and witness to others as the Body of Christ."  - Archbishop ThompsonIn this episode, Tim and Archbishop Charles C. Thompson discuss how Indianapolis was picked to be the host of the 10th National Eucharistic Congress. Archbishop Thompson also discusses praying before the Indy 500, his role with the Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis at the USCCB, and the Synod on Synodality. As members of the Mystical Body of Christ, Archbishop Thompson reminds us that we must “remember that we're called to transform the world, not to let the world get the best of us.” We are very grateful for His Excellency's leadership and hospitality as he welcomes us to his great city!If you have enjoyed Season 2 of Revive, please leave us a review!.Find resources for the ongoing Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgFind resources for the ongoing Pilgrimages by visiting: www.eucharisticpilgrimage.orgFind resources for the upcoming Congress by visiting: www.eucharisticcongress.orgThis episode is sponsored by Sacred Heart Major SeminaryUNLEASHING THE POWER OF THE EARLY CHURCHStudy "Acts of the Apostles" with Dr. Mary Healy online at Sacred Heart Major Seminary. CLICK HEREAn OSV Podcasts original. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

This week, Ralph shares some of his hopes for the National Eucharistic Revival being led by the American bishops. He also shares his concern that important elements for authentic revival may not be incorporated into the bishops' efforts.

Send us a Text Message.What happens when the Catholic Church calls for a rekindled devotion to the Eucharist amidst the challenges of a post-pandemic world? Join Deacon Mike Hayes, Fr. Damian Ference, and special guest Christy Cabaniss as they explore this profound question by diving into the National Eucharistic Congress and the past few years of the National Eucharistic Revival. Christy takes us through the origins and the three-year journey of the Revival, emphasizing its crucial role in renewing faith at the diocesan and parish levels. As we look forward to the Congress in Indianapolis, you'll gain fresh insights into the meticulous preparations for the Diocese of Cleveland's delegation, all while balancing efficiency and the "Ruthless Elimination of Hurry."We talk about our goals for the diocese after the Congress and suggest ways to live a Eucharistic life in today's fast-paced world, integrating faith into everyday actions. Inspired by the Eucharist's call to extend mercy we reflect on Pope Francis' teachings on Mercy and explore the balance of personal salvation and the call of Christ to others on the margins, encouraging listeners to embrace a holistic Catholic mission. Get ready for our fun game, "Scripture or Swift?" Plus, don't miss out on the latest church softball league updates and Church Search highlights an upcoming event at St. Albert the Great parish. Scripture for this Sunday can be found here.

“The Eucharist is the food that makes us hungry,” says Joe Laramie, S.J., so when he preaches, he hopes to stir his congregation “to deeper hunger for the Lord, to grow in deeper devotion to him.” Joe, the National Director of the Pope's Prayer Network and a preacher for the National Eucharistic Revival, preaches for the Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year B. After the homily, Joe joins host Ricardo da Silva, S.J. to discuss how the National Eucharistic Revival is trying to stir greater hunger for the Eucharist among U.S. Catholics. He shares ideas on preaching the mystery of the Eucharist in an accessible way and tells Ricardo about how his previous experience as a high school teacher has informed his preaching. Read Joe's homily Read the Scripture readings for the Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year B Get daily Scripture reflections and support “Preach” by becoming a digital subscriber to America Magazine Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"I desire for the Church to be humbled, to be able to say, ‘I'm sorry, I made a mistake.' I desire for the Church to say…'He must increase, and I must decrease.'"  - Chika AnyanwuIn this episode, Tim and Chika Anyanwu discuss how retreats with NET Ministries always made Chika's siblings nicer to her – and also how they helped her encounter Jesus in the Eucharist for the first time. They also discuss how each of us are called to share our encounters with Christ and invite people to share their encounters as well! Chika's raw, authentic story is proof that each of our stories carries tremendous weight and power. Chika doesn't back down from how difficult it can be to find community, how the Church has messed up in some areas, and how we're not only called to be followers of Christ but friends of his as well.As always, please rate, review and share the REVIVE Podcast with your family and friends!Find out more about Chika and her ministry by visiting: www.chika.churchFind resources for the ongoing Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgFind resources for the upcoming Pilgrimages by visiting: www.eucharisticpilgrimage.orgFind resources for the upcoming Congress by visiting: www.eucharisticcongress.orgAn OSV Podcasts original. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

"I think [the Eucharistic Revival] is more than just knowing that God is present in the Eucharist…I think it's more of, ‘What does God want to do in your heart through his Presence in the Eucharist while you're present in front of him?'"  - Mari PabloIn this episode, Tim and Mari Pablo discuss Mari's story of growing up as the pastor's child and bouncing in and out of the surgery room. They also discuss the need to test God's individual callings on our lives and the beauty of the Sacred Heart devotion.Mari shares how the Hispanic population of the Catholic Church In the United States actually makes up the majority of the overall population. She's also bold in saying that the Church isn't celebrating our youth like we should be. Be sure to tune in to this episode and celebrate the grandeur of our universal Church!As always, please rate, review, and share the REVIVE Podcast with your family and friends!Find out more about Mari and her ministry by visiting www.maripablo.comFind resources for the ongoing Revival by visiting www.eucharisticrevival.orgFind resources for the upcoming Pilgrimages by visiting www.eucharisticpilgrimage.orgFind resources for the upcoming Congress by visiting www.eucharisticcongress.orgAn OSV Podcasts original. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

Send us a Text Message.Join Deacon Mike and Fr. Eric Garris, Vocation Director for the diocese of Cleveland,  as they dive into the particulars around "XLT" in the Catholic faith—an inspiring blend of prayer, praise, and adoration that has captivated young hearts and minds. They unravel the evolution of both Life Teen and new practices in Eucharistic Adoration from the late 1990s to the present explaining how the shift towards worship-centric songs has revolutionized participation and engagement during these services.  XLT (Exalt) events merge contemporary worship music with traditional practices, creating an immersive spiritual experience that resonates deeply with today's young adults.Church Search goes to St John Bosco in Parma Heights, which is also home to our diocesan softball league.Pray for our National Eucharistic Revival in Indianapolis this July.  West Side Wednesdays will take place on:June 26 at St, John Cantius in Tremont.July 24 at La Sagrada Familia in Cleveland.August 21 at Our Lady of the Angels in Fairview Park.Readings for this week can be found here.

"This is the greatest gift that God has given us, the Real Presence of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist, so I just don't think you can go wrong going all in on that."  - Father Rocky Hoffman, JCDIn this episode, Tim and Father Rocky Hoffman discuss Father Rocky's history with Opus Dei, the great influence that saints JPII and Josemaria Escriva had on him, and miracles that have happened from his daily broadcast of Family Rosary Across America.Father Rocky is a great businessman and a great priest. In this episode, enjoy his unique ability to cut through the noise while reminding us all that “our religion is about a person. His name is Jesus Christ.”Please remember to rate, review, and share the REVIVE Podcast with your family and friends. Also, please check out other episodes that feature more voices of the National Eucharistic Revival!To check out Father Rocky's Family Rosary Across America, check out https://relevantradio.com/listen/our-shows/family-rosary-across-america/Find resources for the ongoing Revival by visiting www.eucharisticrevival.orgFind resources for the ongoing Pilgrimages by visiting www.eucharisticpilgrimage.orgFind resources for the upcoming Congress by visiting www.eucharisticcongress.orgAs Father Rocky says, “Let's all show up for Jesus at the National Eucharist Congress in Indianapolis.” An OSV Podcasts original. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

The National Eucharistic Revival is underway, listen to learn more! Podcast by Fr. Luke Mary Fletcher, CFR.

“It is a time when we're seeing a lot of revolutions with God outside of them. Let's make a revolution with God inside of it. It's the revolution of love for the Eucharist."  - Mother Adela In this episode, Tim and Mother Adela Galindo discuss how Mother Adela promised Mother Mary at the age of 7 that she would never say no to her. They also discuss the founding of her religious institute, the Servants of the Pierced Hearts of Jesus and Mary. When asked why people should show up to the National Eucharistic Congress, Mother Adela says we need to make a statement–and that statements are important.  This episode is packed to the brim with wisdom, insight, and a very clear love for Jesus and His Blessed Mother. Make sure to listen with a pen and paper to take notes! “I don't know the sacrifices that we may have to make to go to the Congress, but I believe it's worth it to make it, because we need to proclaim to the world that God's love is real. God's love has power. And God's love is concrete and is visible. And if it's visible and concrete, it's credible.”Please rate, review, and share with your family and friends – we so appreciate it.Find resources for the ongoing Revival by visiting: www.eucharisticrevival.orgFind resources for the ongoing Pilgrimages by visiting: www.eucharisticpilgrimage.orgFind resources for the upcoming Congress by visiting: www.eucharisticcongress.orgThis episode is sponsored by Saint Meinrard Seminary Click saintmeinrad.edu/OSV to learn more about GraduateTheology at Saint Meinrad Seminary & School of Theology. Laity and deaconsare invited to inquire or apply. Pursue your MA or certificate in theology viaweekend and online offerings. An OSV Podcasts original. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

Questions Covered: 16:33 – What does it mean to discern God’s will? 33:05 – I'm 62 with an annulment. I'm dating someone and am considering marriage. How do I discern whether it’s love or lust? 40:22 – My 30-year-old son has lost his way. We opened our doors to him, but he is going back down a dark path. How do I discern God’s will in this situation? 46:44 – I ‘ve been training to be a “perpetual pilgrim” for the National Eucharistic Revival in the summer. I wasn't accepted but still have it in my heart to do it. How do I know whether God is calling me to this? …

"In this special bonus episode, Bishop Andrew Cozzens joins Fr. Mike Schmitz to talk about his role as a bishop of the Catholic Church, his involvement in the Catechism in a Year podcast, and why we can continue to trust in the authority of the Church despite the brokenness of its leaders at times. Bishop Andrew Cozzens is the Bishop of the Diocese of Crookston in northern Minnesota.  He currently serves as the chair of the USCCB Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis where he has been tasked by the Bishops with leading a three-year National Eucharistic Revival." This episode has been found to be in conformity with the Catechism by the Institute on the Catechism, under the Subcommittee on the Catechism, USCCB. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/ciy Please note: The Catechism of the Catholic Church contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.