We are in the midst of a eucharistic revival in the American Catholic Church. No doubt, we need a revitalization. Mass attendance is declining along with belief in the true presence of Christ. Decades ...
"Get ready for a trip!" That could well be our call to worship as we begin the celebration of this "Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ." We start this journey remembering the long trek of our ...
A glitzy copper box containing two lead vials with what Catholics believe is the 2,000-year-old blood of Jesus Christ will soon be returned to the French abbey in Normandy from which it was stolen ...
July 12 (UPI) --A 2,000 year-old golden shrine, which is said to contain the blood of Jesus Christ, has been recovered after it was stolen from a church in France. The "Precious Blood of Christ" relic ...
Evangelicals differ over whether communion is a symbol of Christ or a means to encounter him. A recording of a debate about Jesus’ presence in the elements of the Lord’s Supper has inspired a new ...
I Was Jewish, Then Protestant, Now Catholic — Here’s Why the Holy Eucharist Strikes Me So Powerfully
On May 20, I took part in a Eucharistic procession that made its way through Washington, D.C., carrying the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ past the White House and other centers of power in our nation ...
The Feast of Corpus Christi (“Body of Christ”) is a Catholic solemnity celebrating the real presence of the body and blood of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, in the elements of the Eucharist. During ...
New Shroud of Turin replica is unveiled in D.C. Nora Creech discusses Christ's wounds as indicated by the Shroud of Turin at the Catholic Information Center in Washington, D.C., March 28, 2023. (photo ...
Even if Elevation’s Easter invites don’t spotlight the Crucifixion, it remains central to their worship. I still remember the crunchy, dissonant chords coming through the speakers of my music history ...
Catholicism has been sometimes described as a very materialistic religion. Why? Because Catholics take created reality seriously. Karl Rahner, S.J., once called Christians “the most sublime of ...
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