Our Celebration continues for the next three years with a Eucharistic Revival!

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Thank you for Celebrating Eucharistic Love with us!

Year of Devotion to the Eucharist!

See below for a recording of the History of the Eucharist Part 1 with Fr. Augustine Clark – It’s the Mass. Click on the link for the handout: History of the Eucharist Part 1

See below for a recording of the History of the Eucharist Part 2 with Fr. Augustine Clark. Click on the link for the handout: History of the Eucharist Part 2

See below for a recording of the History of the Eucharist Part 3 with Fr. Augustine Clark. Click on the link for the handout: History of the Eucharist Part 3

See below for the audio recording of the History of the Eucharist Part 4 with Fr. Augustine Clark. Click on the link for the handout: History of the Eucharist Part 4

We apologize that we were not able to video record this session. The audio is available below.

Click to view the “Dry Mass” sessions with Fr. Ivan.

See replays below for the three sessions on the Mass by Fr. Ivan Olmo. Additional sessions coming in January 2022.

Pray with us during the opening Holy Hour on June 6th – Corpus Christi Sunday.

Listen to Fr. Ivan Olmo’s Eucharistic Devotion homily from Sunday, June 27th

Listen to Fr. Ivan Olmo’s Homily on Eucharistic Love from Sunday, July 25th

"When you look at the Crucifix, you understand how much Jesus loved you then. When you look at the Sacred Host you understand how much Jesus loves you now."

– St. Teresa of Calcutta

“(Hours spent in Eucharistic Adoration) are not hours spent in idleness, when we isolate ourselves from our work, but these are moments, hours, when we undertake something that constitutes the deepest meaning of all of our work. For no matter how numerous our activities, our ministries, however numerous our concerns, our exertions – if there is no love, everything becomes meaningless. When we devote our time to ponder the mystery of love, to allow it to radiate in our hearts, we are preparing ourselves in the best possible way for any kind of service, for any activity, for any charitable work.”

St John Paul II