Tag: Eucharistic Adoration

The disruption brought about by AI is reminding us how important personal relationships are – even our relationship with the Triune God.

As Eucharist28 approaches, Catholics are invited to rediscover prayer, adoration and the call to become what they receive, writes Sebastian Condon

In a world where attention has become a commodity, Eucharistic adoration offers something radically different: the experience of being truly seen. Rachael Ndaira reflects on how gazing upon Christ in the Eucharist teaches us to pay deeper attention to God and to one another.

A south-west Sydney parish has opened a new Eucharistic chapel dedicated to St Carlo Acutis. The space is intended to foster quiet prayer and deepen devotion to the Blessed Sacrament.

I was delighted to hear that Archbishop Fulton Sheen is soon to be beatified. I know that he had great devotion to the Eucharist, so can you tell me something about it to help me prepare for the 2028 International Eucharistic Congress being planned for Sydney?

Temptation rarely appears as obvious evil. It presents itself as a perceived good, and the real question beneath it is whether we will say, ‘My will be done,’ or ‘Thy will be done.’

The first in a series of Eucharistic adoration formation sessions brought parishioners, acolytes and cantors from across the south-west deanery for an evening of theology, history, music and adoration, centred on the Eucharist, to St Christopher’s Catholic Church in Holsworthy on 4 March.

Just days after Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP launched the Year of Prayer in preparation for Eucharist28, the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney began a series of formation sessions that aims to grow appreciation for Eucharist Adoration across the Archdiocese.

In the lead up to the launch of Eucharist28 on 1 March, St Peter Chanel & St Joseph Parish in Berala will host Eucharist 28: Deanery Mission, a three-day spiritual gathering designed to renew faith through prayer, reflection, and encounter with Christ.

With the launch of the Eucharist28 website and its rich stream of faith and catechetical resources, the church in Australia has been given an extraordinary gift, but painstakingly-prepared videos, articles, and podcasts alone cannot renew faith.

Catholics across Australia are invited to remain in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament on Sunday 1 March, as the church begins a new phase of spiritual preparation for the 2028 International Eucharistic Congress in Sydney. 

Love for Christ and Catholic tradition was on full display in Sydney’s West as thousands gathered to celebrate the feast of Christ the King on 23 November.