Jonathan Roumie made an appearance at The National Eucharistic Congress to give an address on the evening of Saturday, July 20th. In his speech, Jonathan spoke about God’s timing, facing the devil and anxiety when portraying Jesus, and he also gave us a sneak peek of how he would’ve acted out the Bread of Life […]Read more

Since The Drew Mariani Show covers current events, it’s no wonder that Drew Mariani is subject to a lot of negative stories, statistics, and perspectives. But the key characteristic that makes The Drew Mariani Show different from any other news show is that it views these unfortunate events through the lens of the Catholic Faith. One bishop at the […]Read more

Bishop Robert Barron is a great admirer of Dorothy Day, the fiery activist who fought for social justice and worker’s rights in the 20th century. Day was a Catholic convert and a champion of social justice and equality, so unsurprisingly, something that Day couldn’t stand were the separate tiers of spirituality that seemed to be […]Read more

Gloria Purvis, scholar, speaker, author, and activist spoke to the National Eucharistic Congress about embracing unity and battling disunity in the Church in a few different ways: Signs of Unity We are made in God’s image. The human race is one human family. At Mass, we do everything in union. We have one head of […]Read more

The theme of Revival Session 4 on Saturday, July 20th was “This is My Body”. With a heavy focus on the life of the early Church and the life to come of the future Church, the speakers and musicians of this session turned our attention toward ways to live out the Gospel. “Your Christianity is […]Read more

Priests are not the only ones called to be disciples. Consecrated religious are not the only ones called to pray for the world and the culture. Each and every Catholic is called to do apostolate to their friends, family members, coworkers, and even strangers. As Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers relayed to the Congress, the world is […]Read more

Before we receive communion at Mass, there are a couple of guidelines that the Church gives us to make sure that we are not committing sacrilege when we receive Our Lord: Be in the state of grace. Fast for at least one hour before receiving Our Lord. But even if we adhere to these guidelines, […]Read more

Bishop Joy Alappatt and Archbishop Borys Gudziak celebrated the Syro-Malabar Qurbānā (Eastern Rite Liturgy) at Lucas Oil Stadium on the morning of Saturday, July 20th. Watch the full Mass below: Be sure to continue to join us for all National Eucharistic Congress coverage including the Rosary, Holy Mass, Morning Encounter Sessions, live Relevant Radio broadcasts, […]Read more

Saturday morning began with the Family Rosary Across America led by Fr. Francis “Rock” Hoffman and Archbishop Bernard Hebda of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, MN. As on all Saturdays and Mondays, they prayed the Joyful Mysteries. They were joined on stage by the Tafoya and Allex families who helped read intentions for each decade. Congress […]Read more

Saturday morning at the National Eucharistic Congress began with the Family Rosary Across America. The Joyful Mysteries were led by our very own Fr. Rocky and Archbishop Bernard Hebda of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, MN. The rosary was followed by an Eastern Rite Liturgy known as the Syro-Malabar Qurbānā, celebrated by Bishop […]Read more