Tag: Eucharistic Adoration

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.

As we approach the International Eucharistic Congress 2028 in Sydney, we are called to deepen our devotion to, and friendship with, our Eucharistic Lord by spending time in company with the Blessed Sacrament. To this end, University Catholics are hosting Abiding in Love, a night of adoration at St Patrick’s Church Hill, on November 28 from 5.30pm. 

Young Catholic adults are invited to apply for a "once-in-a-lifetime" journey with Jesus Christ in the Eucharist across the nation.

As Rome prepares for the canonisation of Blessed Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati, Our Lady of Dolores in Sydney’s North has already begun the festivities with a week-long program that celebrates the soon-to-be saints and establishes their presence within the community.

The famed Sacré-Coeur, or Basilica of the Sacred Heart, which Émile Zola called a "stone host placed on the open wound of the city," celebrates the 150th anniversary of the laying of its first stone.

Domus Australia marked our national day with a traditional "quarantore"—40 hours of Eucharistic Adoration—over the weekend of 24-26 January.

This is the edited text of the homily given by Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP at the Mass for the Friday of the 53rd International Eucharistic Congress Quito, Ecuador, 13 September 2024. 

At the close of the National Eucharistic Congress' final Mass, Bishop Andrew H Cozzens of Crookston, Minnesota, asked the crowd of 60,000 gathered in Lucas Oil Stadium if they would identify one person in their life to intentionally evangelise.

A new study suggests that Catholic belief in the Real Presence may be higher than previous data indicated — but measuring that belief accurately remains a tricky task for researchers.

In prams and in wheelchairs, hand-in-hand and on foot, generations of Catholics from every Rite and religious order across Sydney converged together at the mother church as 15,000 witnesses this Corpus Christi.

As we celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi today, many are experiencing conversion and the love of God as the National Eucharist Pilgrimage takes Jesus to the streets.

One of the largest Eucharistic pilgrimages in history will take place across the continental United States from 17 May to 16 July.