Do you have a worldview that is shaped by the Eucharist?
In a recent episode of “The Inner Life,” host Patrick Conley, alongside Bishop Andrew Cozzens, delves into an exploration of the Eucharist and Scriptures.
The Eucharistic Revival:
- 🌐 Bishop Cozzens, the leader of the National Eucharistic Congress, shares exciting updates.
- 🎟️ Day passes, discounts, and free access for children under 12 were highlighted, making this a “come one, come all” event!
- ⛺ Accommodations like campgrounds and schools are being opened for attendees.
- You can learn more here!
Diving into the Scriptures:
- 📖 The Bishop discusses the significance of the Eucharistic words in Luke’s Gospel, emphasizing how they represent the process of being taken, blessed, broken, and given by God.
Personal and Universal Implications:
- ❤️ The phrase “for you” in the Eucharistic prayer is mentioned as a declaration of Jesus’ personal and universal love for you. He knows you and calls you into His heart.
The Eucharist and Our Identity:
- ✨ The Eucharist reveals our true identity as part of Christ’s body, calling us to live out this union in our daily lives.
- 🤝 Through the Eucharist, we are invited to participate in Christ’s work in the world, embodying His love and sacrifice.
Suffering Transformed:
- ✝️ Bishop Cozzens discusses how the Eucharist gives meaning to our sufferings, turning them into powerful acts of love and sacrifice.
- 🙏 This perspective offers hope and purpose, even in the midst of life’s trials. If you are struggling with a difficult cross, you can lift up this suffering at the Offertory during Mass. Then ask that it be used to help someone else who is also going through a hard time. This makes the cross meaningful. It’s a call to embrace the mystery and grace of the Eucharist in our everyday lives.
You can listen to the whole hour here!
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