Communion Rails Return as Churches Embrace Beauty and Reverence
A growing number of Catholic parishes in the U.S. are restoring altar rails, renewing reverence and transforming the faithful’s experience of the Holy Eucharist.
Results from Tag: 'reverence for the Eucharist'
Make the Saints Your Best Friends: 4 Lessons I Learned From Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati
‘I wanted to be like him — adventurous and loving, a person who would give my time and love to the poor and lonely. I wanted to bring people closer to Christ, just as he did.’
Venerable Antonietta Meo: A Shining Example of Eucharistic Holiness
COMMENTARY: The young Italian girl sought to conform her whole existence to her Lord and God present on the altar.
‘Encounter Jesus’: US Bishops’ Eucharistic Revival Builds Momentum
The bishops’ spring meeting highlighted their ongoing three-year Eucharistic Revival, which received the blessing and praise of Pope Francis.
What Mary’s First Communion Teaches Us About Reverencing the Eucharist
COMMENTARY: The Blessed Mother should be our model.
Cardinal Ladaria’s Letter on Reception of Communion: An Explainer
The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith prefect’s May 7 letter offers guidance for the discussion the U.S. bishops intend to have on the issue in June and counsels caution on several grounds.
Archbishop Cordileone Explains His Stance Toward Abortion-Supporting Politicians: ‘I’m Trying to Save Souls’
Speaking with the Register, San Francisco’s shepherd discusses his new pastoral letter on abortion, reception of Communion, and the actions of Catholics in public life.
