Eucharistic Revival
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Eucharistic Procession
We are excited to announce that on June 11, 2023 we will be concluding with a Eucharistic Procession following the 9:00 am Mass.
The procession is an act of public worship, a public witness to our belief in the Real Presence, and a great opportunity for evangelization: bringing Christ to the streets.
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Bishop
This year Bishop Ricken is asking every parish in the Diocese of Green Bay to join with the Catholic churches throughout the United States to host a Eucharistic Procession on June 11th.
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Father Peter will be our Presider.
1 - “Crossbearer” - server to lead the procession.
2 - “Candle bearers - servers to carry the candles
Children - with flower petals
2 - “Thurifers and boat-bearers” - servers to carry the incense.
4 - Canopy and canopy holders.
1 - Celebrant with Monstrance under canopy. (Father Peter).
Deacon(s)
All the Choirs
All the Faithful Parishioners
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The years 2022-24 mark a three-year National Eucharistic Revival in an effort to help Catholics and other Christians understand and believe in this sacred sacrament. We encourage you to take this revival as an invitation to visit Jesus in your local church or chapel more often.
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Pastoral Letter
Encountering Jesus in the Eucharist: Disciples Called To Worship (2022)
As we continue our journey into missionary discipleship as "Disciples on the Way," we move into the next phase of our discipleship process, the Worship Jesus years. In his latest pastoral letter, Bishop Ricken calls us to a deeper appreciation of Jesus in the Eucharist and a greater focus and study on the Mass.
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