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True star of the show arrives in Indianapolis for the Eucharistic...

The star at the centre of the 10th National Eucharistic Congress has arrived in Indianapolis, with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament arriving in the Midwest city from the four corners of the United States.

Eucharistic congress begins in Indianapolis

For the last two months, groups from four corners of the United States have been traveling with the Eucharist in preparation for the nationwide congress dedicated to the Eucharist beginning 17 July. 

Trump names JD Vance as 2024 running mate

Former President Donald Trump on 15 July named Ohio Senator JD Vance, a Catholic, as his running mate on the Republican ticket in November.

National Eucharistic Congress brings prayers of peace and unity to the...

In the wake of the attempted assassination of former US President Donald Trump, US Catholics preparing for their 10th National Eucharistic Congress have affirmed the need for Christ in the Eucharist ever more strongly, writes Marcus Middleton from Indianapolis.

How a concert saved a life

Prisons are not usually high on people's lists of places to visit, yet for musician Eric Genuis, prisons are exactly where he makes most of his concerts.

The impact of the National Eucharistic Congress

Pope Francis will be unable to travel to the United States this month to attend the National Eucharistic Congress, and has appointed Cardinal Tagle as his special envoy along with a pontifical mission of clergy members.

The impact of the national Eucharistic pilgrimage across the US

The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage continues its journey throughout many parts of the United States. According to Bishop James Conley from the Diocese of Lincoln, it is leaving a lasting impact. 

23 pilgrims on two-month Eucharistic pilgrimage will carry Jesus across the...

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

Monica Doumit: Finding friends through faith

It’s hard to think of a better greeting than having someone you just met tell you they have been praying for you. I have spent the past few days at a Catholic media conference in Baltimore in the United States, and on the first night, joined a table of other conference participants at the bar.

Apostle of the Barricades

More than 1,500 people filled St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York on 8 December to witness the formal end of the diocesan phase of the sainthood cause for Dorothy Day. Following official protocol established by the Vatican Congregation for Saints’ Causes, Cardinal Timothy Dolan stamped a hot wax seal onto red ribbon binding the final […]

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Simcha Fisher: The fairy tale of America

This has been a discouraging year. And yes, I mean 2021. There was a short spell toward the end of 2020 where I kept thinking how wonderful it was that, despite the president's years of open incitement, there was no violence during the election.

The Trial of the Chicago 7 Review: Fashion goes on trial

As demonstrated by the popularity of his long-running TV series The West Wing, Aaron Sorkin has a knack for making politics interesting. Nearly a decade-and-a-half...
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