Feast Of Corpus Christi Year Of The Eucharist Catholicreview

Feast Of Corpus Christi Year Of The Eucharist Catholicreview The national eucharistic revival begins june 19, the feast of corpus christi, and includes a national eucharistic congress in indianapolis in 2024. along the way, there will be parish, diocesan and regional events to increase catholics’ understanding of the real presence in the eucharist. Jeronima fernandez, a st. john church, westminster parishioner, walks in the eucharistic procession around the grounds of the cathedral of mary our queen in homeland june 19, 2022, following morning mass in celebration of the feast of corpus christi and the conclusion of the archdiocese of baltimore’s year of the eucharist.

Feast Of Corpus Christi Year Of The Eucharist Catholicreview “corpus christi” (“body of christ”) is the latin name of the solemnity of the most holy body and blood of christ. in most u.s. dioceses, the feast day was celebrated june 11, and eucharistic processions to mark the feast took place across the country in cities and towns, large and small. Corpus christi is a movable feast observed the week after trinity sunday, eight weeks after we observed holy thursday. corpus christi is a thursday feast day, but currently its observance is moved to the following sunday in the u.s. and most of the world. if you’re reading this post in 2027 or 2032, please note that corpus christi falls at. Your guide to the national eucharistic revival resources. on june 19, 2022, the feast of corpus christi, the united states council of catholic bishops will begin a three year focus on the real presence of christ in the eucharist that is intended to be a national eucharistic revival! many resources will be available to help catholics learn more. Why is the solemnity of corpus christi important? the eucharist is the “source and summit of the christian life” (second vatican council, lumen gentium, no. 11).in the eucharist, jesus himself re presents for our benefit his sacrifice on calvary (luke 22:19 20; 1 cor. 11:26 29), gives himself to us in holy communion (exodus 16:4, 35; john 6:1 14, 48 51), and remains among us until the end.