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Not only have Bill and Peg White shared nearly 53 years of married life together, but to celebrate their Golden Jubilee they began to travel the country to share the truth and beauty of the Eucharist through the Vatican Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition that includes panels researched and designed by the holy teenager, Blessed Carlo Acutis.

Carlo Acutis seemed like a typical teenager of the early 2000s. He wore jeans and Nike shoes, made silly videos of his dogs, loved soccer, and enjoyed video games.

This week, Father Luke helps us understand more deeply the postures associated with different parts of the Creed and how the physical movement actually helps us pray.

Have you ever considered beginning your day with the Creed? This week, Father Luke explains this ancient practice and why it isn’t such a bad idea!

The feeling of helplessness in the face of a loved one's illness can be paralyzing. Sr. Kathryn Hermes, FSP, shares how in spite of—or perhaps in light of—her family’s limited ability to care for her mother in the twilight of her life, there has opened up a new understanding of the presence of Jesus in their midst.

When Gretchen Crowe was invited to take on an early morning Holy Hour 15 years ago, she knew her life would change.

On Monday June 19, Bishop Cozzens, Bishop Rhoades, David Spesia, and Tim Glemkowski, along with several members of the teams helping promote the National Eucharistic Revival and prepare for the National Eucharistic Congress, had the privilege of meeting Pope Francis at the Vatican.

Fr. Luke has one more article to wrap up our consideration of the homily at Mass, this time looking at the homily’s length. Fr. Luke helps us appreciate how the homily can speak to each heart.

When Yohan Garcia began his migrant journey to the United States, he confronted hardship and tremendous danger. Yet, he knew he was not alone.

On June 9, 2023, during a presentation to the Catholic Media Association, Bishop Cozzens shared the powerful story of a man named Fernand, whom he met when he was a young priest, and how Fernand’s Eucharistic faith carried him through more than 50 years of crippling illness.

Will Peterson is passionate about pilgrimage. As he and his team at Modern Catholic Pilgrim help prepare the way for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in 2024, he’s been reflecting on the Mass as pilgrimage.

Are you looking for some ‘anchors’ to help you stay rooted in your relationship with Jesus this summer? National Eucharistic Preacher Fr. Connor Danstrom shares his top ten for deepening your friendship with Jesus, rooted in the Eucharist.

As a college student, Jill Rauh experienced a powerful encounter with Christ in the Eucharist when she asked Jesus how to deal with the brokenness she saw in the women she was trying to help.

In Jesus’ “Bread of Life” discourse, Jesus presents himself as “the one who serves” and commands that we follow his example. Sister Marie Benedict Elliott, F.S.E., writes how this Scripture, and her experience as a teenager at the Diocese of Arlington's WorkCamp, helped shaped her vocation.

Everything we do in preaching the Gospel has one goal: to bring people to the Eucharist. Why? Because this is where we encounter Christ himself, where he gives us his life, and where he teaches us how to fulfill the meaning of our lives. Bishop Cozzens explains.

In the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus, we receive the greatest reconciliation possible: the healing of the separation between God and humanity due to sin.

“The most profound thing we can do each day is participate in the Mass.” In this moving testimony, David Spesia shares how this providential line from a humble priest’s homily made all the difference in his life.

Father Joe Laramie, S.J., describes a very difficult time in his life — one that he knew he had contributed to. But during a Holy Hour before the Blessed Sacrament, the light of a little red candle and the power of the presence of Jesus Christ worked to bring a ray of light into his heart.

This weekend, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, also known as Corpus Christi Sunday.