An Opportunity
This Winter, you have an opportunity to a First Class Production
The National Eucharistic Committee has Created a Presentation
Featuring Some of the Most Brilliant Voices in Catholicism
Follow along as God Unveils His Love For Us
From the Beginning of Time to It's Fulfillment in the Eucharist
Each Sunday Builds Upon the Prior
This Series Will Instruct Parishioners on Our Catholic Eucharistic Faith
What’s Our Story?
The Bible is the story of God’s love for us. He created us out of love, redeemed us by his love, and transforms us in his love.
Who Is Jesus?
Jesus is both God and man; therefore, he reveals who God is in relation to us. Jesus asked Simon Peter, “Who do you say that I am?” (Matthew 16:15) He asks this same question of us: who do you say Jesus is?
Am I Saved?
Salvation is a gift from God through Jesus Christ that requires our “yes.”
Why a Church?
Jesus didn’t simply leave us a written message or instruction manual to follow. He gave us a living, dynamic Church where we encounter him personally and allow ourselves to be transformed into his likeness.
God Is with Us
God’s presence in the Old Testament foreshadows the gift of the Eucharist, one of the seven sacraments of the Church. Jesus established the Eucharist to give us strength and accompany us at every moment of our earthly journey.
The Story of the Eucharist
The story of the Eucharist can be traced throughout Scripture. From Genesis to the present day, this session explores how the Cross is the new Tree of Life, and the Eucharist is its fruit.
Bread for the Journey
The Eucharist sustains us on our spiritual journey. Our participation at Mass through the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist is an offering of thanksgiving to God. We are then sent forth to share what we have received.Some of the Most Brilliant Voices in Catholicism
Each session opens with an exhortation from a different Bishop, Archbishop, or Cardinal
Teachings from Prominent Theologians and Influential Figures in the Church
Jesus and the Eucharist Study
Every parish across the country is invited to participate in the Jesus and the Eucharist study during the Year of Parish Revival. This seven-session series will immerse participants in the kerygmatic (a Greek word meaning “proclamation”) (Sessions 1–4) and unveil God’s saving work in the Eucharist (Sessions 5–7).
Each session opens with an exhortation from a different bishop, followed by lectio divina prayer with scripture.
The main lesson is structured as:
- Content created by the Augustine Institute that professionally edits testimony from some of the greatest Catholic Speakers of our time.
- Personal testimonies from Catholics across the country.
- Optional Small Group Discussion based on a handout of relevant questions
- Note: This is not a locally produced event. A representative from Seton’s Eucharistic Revival team will simply start the video that has been expertly created to reflect the Church’s teachings. Even the small group discussion questions have been prepared in advanced by our Bishops.
- Our goal is to reverse the pew research report that states “Just one-third of U.S. Catholics agree with their church that the Eucharist is the Body and Blood of Christ” (August 5, 2019)
- Each session will be last about 1 hour followed by an optional group discussion.
This Winter
Spend Some Time Strengthening Your Faith
Learn about God's Love and Plan for US
Learn Why Catholics Believe in the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist
Experience a First Rate Catholic Presentation
Learn to Find Joy in Your Life
Join Us
Starting Sunday January 7, 2024
9:00 am
Parish Hall
Light Refreshments Included