At the closing Mass for the 25th Eucharistic Congress, Archbishop Gregory J. Hartmayer commissioned Eucharistic Revival Missionaries for the parishes. These missionaries will act as liaisons between their parish and the wider Archdiocesan and National Eucharistic Revival efforts as a spark to prepare and ignite their individual parishes in Eucharistic devotion.

Talk to your Pastor about who the Eucharistic Revival Missionaries are in your parish and how you might be of support! If your parish does not have pastor-designated missionaries, it is not too late! Pastors can contact Monica Oppermann in the Office of Evangelization and Discipleship to begin the process.

Additionally, Archbishop Hartmayer, in his closing remarks at the Eucharistic Congress, challenged all of us “to renew the priority of Sunday Mass and Sunday as the Day of the Lord in your families and households. If you can attend Mass more frequently during the week, do so. Set aside time for prayer each day. Where possible spend some time each week in adoration of our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. And make regular confession a habit for you and your family. In these next several weeks and months, please pray that this Revival bear fruit for the Lord’s Church here in this archdiocese and across the country.”

Get involved by becoming a prayer partner, sharing your testimony, and asking the Holy Spirit to inspire you.

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One way of growing more in personal Eucharistic devotion is exploring our Catholic eucharistic teaching. Fall more deeply in love with Jesus in the Eucharist by taking advantage of the free educational and inspirational content on the National Eucharistic Revival Resources page.