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We speak of virtues as individual, isolated qualities. This week, I will work on being patient, and next week I will overcome pride. By the end of the year, I will become a perfect person — whatever that means. Well, we know it doesn’t work that way. Best to consider all the virtues as separate […]
The Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament is a eucharistic religious community. We minister in many lands and cultures, and in a variety of situations, but share a common vision and hope for a world renewed by the Eucharist.
Here in the USA, our ministry finds us serving in parishes and hospitals. We can also be found with the laity ministering to the needs of the poor and marginalized in our society. We do this and more, because the Spirit of God moves us, as it did our founder, Saint Peter Julian Eymard, the Apostle of the Eucharist, "to set the world afire with Eucharistic love!" And we invite all - religious, lay, and ordained - to share in this mission.
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One of my earlier books was denied an imprimatur (back in the days when that was deemed essential) because I had not said that the Mass was a sacrifice. Not that I denied it, mind you, only that I was focusing on the meal aspect of Eucharist. The emphasis on the Mass as a meal […]
“To celebrate the ‘Supper of the Lord’ in truth is to place ourselves at the service of others, as the Lord Jesus showed by washing the feet of his disciples. In this way, we become, by our whole life, the adorers in spirit and in truth whom the Father seeks.”
(Rule of Life, 27)