Eucharistic Revival

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR THE 10TH NATIONAL EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS!
Will you be there?  

This coming summer, join your Catholic brothers and sisters as we encounter the living Jesus Christ, experience profound renewal, and are sent out on mission for the life of the world. Tens of thousands of Catholics will gather at the feet of Jesus in Indianapolis, boldly anticipating a new Pentecost. Don’t miss this historic moment!

 Join us on July 17-21, 2024 in Indianapolis, IN!

This Congress is open to all! There will be common general sessions for everyone and mass each day as well as daily breakout sessions. Plus, you can even customize your experience by signing up for a track that fits your unique stage in life.

In addtion to the exciting programming already planned for the Congress, we will gather each day as a Frassati Family to share a meal, pray together, and unpack this incredible experience as one community. Frassati families will take care of their own individual registration, transportation, and accomodations for the event. We recommend finding accomodations and transportation plans near the Lucas Oil Stadium since that is where the Congress programming will take place. 
 

If your family is interested in attending, please fill out the Frassati Interest Form 
and register for the Congress using the blue buttons below.
Tickets are selling out fast so don't wait!

Frassati Interest FormCongress Registration

 

 

Join us for one of the largest Eucharistic pilgrimages in history! Just as crowds followed Christ throughout his earthly ministry, our nation will process with our Eucharistic Lord through cities, along highways, and past rural towns on his way to the 10th National Eucharistic Congress.

There are four branches to this pilgrimage- each starting from one of the four corners of our country and proccessing to the Congress in Indianapolis. On July 16, 2024, all four branches of this historic Pilgrimage will converge in Indianapolis for the 10th National Eucharistic Congress—a milestone within the Revival and a historic moment for the Church in the U.S. Find out more about how you can participate HERE. 

The southern arm of the Pilgrimage - the Juan Diego Route-
is coming to Houston May 31st – June 2nd, 2024!

If you are interested in coming with Frassati to meet up with the Pilgrimage this spring,
please fill out the interest form at the link below. You can learn more about the route HERE.

 Pilgrimage Interest Form

In addition to the Congress in Indiana this summer, there are even more ways to participate in the Eucharistic Revival here and now in the Houston area. 

Family Holy Hour - November 6 

On Monday, November 6, at 6:30pm in the Assembly Hall, Frassati will be hosting its first Family Holy Hour. Please join us along with your whole family for an evening of prayer with the Blessed Sacrament. More details to come! 

Eucharistic Procession - November 27-30

We're excited to share that local parishes will be participating in four days of Eucharistic Adoration flowing from the Solemnity of Christ the King, from November 27-30. Prince of Peace, St. Ignatius of Loyola, Christ the Good Shepherd, and St. Edward parishes will host a four-day Eucharistic Procession which will include the Sacraments at each parish, followed by the procession to the next parish. Please see this flyer for initial details (click here). Frassati Catholic will serve as a stop and gathering place on the procession between Christ the Good Shepherd and St. Edward on Thursday, November 30. We will provide more details about our participation in this procession as they become available.
 

The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage

Check out the tab to the left for more information about the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage coming through Houston May 31st - June 2nd. We'd love to have you join us!
 

Adoration in Galveston- Houston

The following parishes have adoration open to the public on a regular basis:

• St. Martha Catholic Church: Perpetual adoration
• St. Maximillian Kolbe Catholic Church: Sunday after 12pm Mass - Saturday  8 am
• Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church: Perpetual adoration
• Saints Simon and Jude Parish: Wednesdays 9am - 9pm
• St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church: Everyday from 7:30am - 10pm
• St. Anne's in Tomball: Thursdays from 9:30am - 7pm

Don't forget-
We also have monthly Eucharistic Adoration at FCHS open to all faculty, staff, students, & parents! Check out the Faith tab under Student Life for the link to sign up.

Can't wait for the Congress?
Start living the Eucharistic Revival now with these great resources!
 

The Revival Blog

The National Eucharistic Revival Blog features articles on eucharistic theology, step-by-step walk throughs of the Mass, interviews, saintly stories, and more! New content posted weekly.
 

The Spark Series

Join us in praying for revival with the Spark Series—nine short daily reflections inviting you to open your heart to the renewal God desires. Each daily reflection is designed to create time to pause from our busy lives and recall the goodness of God. We encourage you to move slowly through these nine days with openness, cultivating greater awareness of God’s presence in your life.

 

Revive: A Revival Podcast 

Franciscan Friar of the Renewal Fr. Agustino Torres, along with professional actress by day youth minister by night Solanyi Rodriguez, wade through some of the biggest Catholic conundrums and catechesis fails, all through the lens of the source and summit of the Faith: the Eucharist. Join Fr. Torres, Solanyi, and their special guests for honest conversations on how to right-size, recommit to and revive our understanding of the Mass and relationship with Jesus with a little humor and a whole lotta love. Official podcast of the USCCB’s National Eucharistic Revival (www.eucharisticrevival.org) and an OSV Podcasts partner (www.osvpodcasts.com). 

The Gift of the Eucharist

In this free course by Revive Parishes, Bishop Andrew Cozzens presents the incredible reality of the Real Presence, unpacks “The Mystery of the Eucharist in the Life of the Church” as published by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, and invites you to respond to this radical gift. Discover practical ways you can spread a love for the Eucharist in your community!
 

The Mystery of the Eucharist In the Life of the Church

This USCCB document on the Eucharist is the doctrinal source text for the Eucharistic Revival movement. You can read it on your own or you can follow along with the free video course listed above from Bishop Cozzens to explore its contents in more depth. Click HERE to download the version in Spanish. 

 

Rediscover the Mass

This short 4 part series on Hallow is led by Dr. Tim O'Malley, a professor at Notre Dame University and the author of "Bored Again Catholic: How the Mass Could Save Your Life." This series helps us revist what true participation in the Mass entails. Check it out!

 

Miracles remind us of the power of faith and God’s active presence in our world. They are not only found in the pages of Scripture but are still happening today! 
 

Hallow

Check out this Daily Miracles "praylist" on the Hallow app to listen to a short story each day about a miracle approved by the Church!
 

Carlo Acutis Exhibit

Last spring, we were blessed to host an international Vatican sponsored exhibit highlighting many of the miracles documented by Blessed Carlo Acutis. Here's what our students had to say about the exhibit and Eucharistic miracles in general-

"Blessed Carlo Acutis’ exhibit inspires me because it shows how in circumstances where someone had serious doubts about our Lord’s presence in the Eucharist, He came through to show them that He is the way, the truth, and the light. It also shows the degree of reverence we must have for the Sacrament because every single particle is the true Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Our Lord Jesus Christ."

-Elizabeth Messa ‘25

"Blessed Carlo Acutis’ work to document miracles is relevant to the current Eucharistic Revival in our country today by their impact on the Church. Each of these miracles brought forth not only physical proof of God’s works but brilliance in the ability to uncover hidden details in our Catholic faith. Details like knowing the blood type of the Eucharist, small paintings appearing within a larger painting, and stained/engraved marks from Communion show the intricacies of God that have been around for centuries."

-–Bianca Marsan ‘23

Making known the importance  and power of the Eucharist is life changing. The Eucharist alone can be the factor that converts many to Catholicism, which is why documenting these Eucharist miracles like Carlo Acutis did is so important. Sharing these miracles has the power to change someone and their way of life. ... This exhibit changed the way I look at the Eucharist. I have always viewed the Eucharist as a vital part of my faith, but sometimes I felt like I slept on how powerful the Eucharist is. The Eucharistic bread and wine are truly turned into the precious Body and Blood of Christ. It holds so much power to impact our lives in an unrepeatable way. I hope to remember these miracles as I contine to grow in my faith and to share with others to also hopefully impact their lives the same way these stories impacted mine.

    –Ricky Skinner ‘23

Check out Blessed Carlo Acutis’ website
documenting Eucharist Miracles from around the world!