Sadly, only one-third of Catholics surveyed in a 2019 Pew Forum believed the Church's official teaching that Jesus is really, truly, and substantially present under the signs or appearances of bread and wine. Fully two-thirds held that the Eucharistic elements are merely symbolic of Jesus' presence.

How does the statistic above make you feel? 
Do you know someone in the two-thirds category?  

The National Eucharistic Revival is a movement to restore understanding and devotion to the Eucharist: the greatest gift God has ever given to humanity and the very source of our strength. This is an opportunity for not only you to grow in your understanding, but to invite others to grow and fall in love with Jesus in the Eucharist. 

Here's what you can do to be part of the Eucharistic Revival at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton!

All are welcome to come and pray and spend time with our Eucharistic Lord on Mondays from 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM.  During this Year of Parish Revival, make adoration a weekly habit as you grow in your relationship with Jesus.  

What is Eucharist Adoration?

In light of the Eucharistic Revival, join others from the parish to better understand how each part of the Mass relates to our baptismal call, to go forth into the world!   

Books will be available after Masses the weekend of September 9 & 10, 2023.

Meet with others to discuss the book beginning the week of September 17th.

REGISTER HERE TO BE PART OF A SMALL GROUP

Reflect with us weekly using the Discussion Guide found HERE. Invite someone you know in the two-thirds category to join you!

Available groups so far can be found below. Groups will continue to form. Unless specified, the groups meet in person at St. EAS:

Sundays at 9:45 AM
Sundays at 6:30 PM, online via Zoom
Sundays at 7 PM, online via Zoom
Mondays at 6 PM
Wednesdays at 6 PM
Friday at 9:30 AM, women's group

You will be contacted by the group facilitator prior to the group starting.  

CHECK OUT THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION VIDEOS FROM EACH SECTION!   THESE CAN HELP YOU LIVE THE MASS THE OTHER 6 DAYS OF THE WEEK.

October 5th          Jewish Roots of the Eucharist - Dr. Phil Drey
November 9th      Eucharist:  The Nexus of Outer Space & Inner Space - Dr. Dennis Quint
December 14th    Explaining the Eucharist to Non-Catholics - Dr. Travis Lacy
February 8th        Living the Mystery: Liturgy & the Body of Christ - Anastasia Nicklaus
March 7th             Panel Discussion on the Eucharist

Join us for a parish renewal on the Eucharistic Revival with author, speaker, & YouTuber of the Passionately Catholic channel, Anthony Digmann.
Anthony’s Eucharistic Revival series includes Scripture, Eucharistic miracles, theology, history, saints, and apologetics to help Catholics more deeply encounter our Lord, Jesus Christ, in the Eucharist both intellectually and spiritually and to share him with others.