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The Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life, because it is Jesus wholly present: body, blood, soul and divinity. The Eucharist is also a sacrifice because it makes Jesus’ unique sacrifice on the cross present to us. At every Mass Jesus unites our sufferings, prayer, and work with the total gift of himself to the Father. In Holy Communion we take Jesus into our bodies under the appearance of bread and wine, but he transforms us into himself.
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Eucharistic Revival Video
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Jesus Thirsts Weekly
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Eucharistic Revival Blog
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a week agoThe danger of the digital age is that it disconnects us from reality, but the Eucharist and the example of saints like Carlo Acutis show us the way. -
a week agoAt Holy Thursday Mass, we don’t just remember the Lord’s Supper—we get to be present at that event in a sacramental way. Fr. Randy explains how. -
a week agoSr. Sydney invites us to consider the areas of our lives where we need to let Jesus “wash our feet” so that we can do the same for others.
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Eucharistic SeriesThe Mystery of Incomprehensible LoveJimmy Seghers
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First Saturday Novus Ordo Mass in Latin
We invite you every First Saturday to celebrate the Novus Ordo Mass in Latin at St. Peter Catholic Church. For more information, please call the Rectory Office at 985.892.2422
"The Use of Latin in the Roman Rite: 1st Saturday Morning Mass" - a letter from Fr. Daniel Brouillette
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Eucharistic Processions
St. Peter Parish conducts three annual Eucharistic Processions:
- Feast of Corpus Christi
- Feast of Christ the King
- Eucharistic Procession to give thanks to Christ as King of St. Peter Parish and School
For the latest information about these Processions, please visit the Eucharistic Processions page.
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Bishop Barron - the Real Presence
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For More Information
Click for more information on Sacramental Preparation
Click for more information on the OCIC (Order of Christian Initiation for Children, formerly known as RCIC)
Click for more information on OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation for Adults, formerly known as RCIA)
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