This weekend, we will distribute This is My Body by Bishop Robert Barron. In the coming months, you will be invited to join small groups throughout the Parish to take a deeper dive in small group discussions throughout the parish. Watch the bulletin, website, and social media for how to participate.

This weekend, we will distribute This is My Body by Bishop Robert Barron. In the coming months, you will be invited to join small groups throughout the Parish to take a deeper dive in small group discussions throughout the parish. Watch the bulletin, website, and social media for how to participate.

Join fellow parishioners and Delmar neighbors as we gather around the St Thomas Peace Pole and pray for peace and for all those caught in the crossfire of war and violence.

“There can be no Eucharist without the priesthood, just as there can be no priesthood without the Eucharist.” (Pope St. John Paul II, Gift and Mystery: On the Fiftieth Anniversary of My Priestly Ordination, New York, 1996, pp. 77-78). The mission of the Eucharistic Revival is to renew the Church by sparking a living relationship with Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. Without priests, this is impossible. Consider spending time in Eucharistic Adoration to pray for the intentions of our bishop, priests, and seminarians. Join us for What is Eucharistic Adoration, presented by Fr. Rick, Fr. Matt, Fr. Charles, Deacon Daniel, and Joan Strait. The presentation will have the same content each time. The presentations will be followed by Eucharistic Adoration. This presentation will surely impact your life whether you have participated in Adoration before, this is new for you, or perhaps you would like to help your family learn how to practice this devotion. All are welcome!

“There can be no Eucharist without the priesthood, just as there can be no priesthood without the Eucharist.” (Pope St. John Paul II, Gift and Mystery: On the Fiftieth Anniversary of My Priestly Ordination, New York, 1996, pp. 77-78). The mission of the Eucharistic Revival is to renew the Church by sparking a living relationship with Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. Without priests, this is impossible. Consider spending time in Eucharistic Adoration to pray for the intentions of our bishop, priests, and seminarians. Join us for What is Eucharistic Adoration, presented by Fr. Rick, Fr. Matt, Fr. Charles, Deacon Daniel, and Joan Strait. The presentation will have the same content each time. The presentations will be followed by Eucharistic Adoration. This presentation will surely impact your life whether you have participated in Adoration before, this is new for you, or perhaps you would like to help your family learn how to practice this devotion. All are welcome!

“There can be no Eucharist without the priesthood, just as there can be no priesthood without the Eucharist.” (Pope St. John Paul II, Gift and Mystery: On the Fiftieth Anniversary of My Priestly Ordination, New York, 1996, pp. 77-78). The mission of the Eucharistic Revival is to renew the Church by sparking a living relationship with Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. Without priests, this is impossible. Consider spending time in Eucharistic Adoration to pray for the intentions of our bishop, priests, and seminarians. Join us for What is Eucharistic Adoration, presented by Fr. Rick, Fr. Matt, Fr. Charles, Deacon Daniel, and Joan Strait. The presentation will have the same content each time. The presentations will be followed by Eucharistic Adoration. This presentation will surely impact your life whether you have participated in Adoration before, this is new for you, or perhaps you would like to help your family learn how to practice this devotion. All are welcome!

View the Schedule of Events here nyseucharisticcongress.org/schedule The NYS Eucharistic Congress is taking place at Auriesville Shrine this weekend. Stop by the Gathering Space, pull up a chair, watch the stream, share your thoughts with others who choose to pop in to watch the full day of streaming from the Eucharistic Congress.

Register here nyseucharisticcongress.org

Think about this, a personal encounter with Jesus is both the source (foundation) and summit (the height) or our Catholic faith. That might seem like an oxymoron, placing two words that at first glance appear to be contradictory or at odds with each other. The Catechism of the Catholic Church states “The Eucharist is the ‘source and summit of the Christian life.’ The other sacraments, and indeed all ecclesiastical ministries and works of the apostolate, are bound up with the Eucharist and are oriented toward it” (CCC 1324).