Eucharistic Revival - Archdiocese of Cincinnati

The Eucharist is “the source and summit of the Christian life,” but studies show that not all Catholics understand its central role in the faith. That’s why the U.S. bishops have launched a National Eucharistic Revival, a three-year movement to restore understanding and devotion to this great mystery. The resources on this site are designed to help you participate in the Revival.

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National Eucharistic Revival Information

Learn more about the Revival and how it is being lived out in parishes and communities across the U.S.

National Eucharistic Revival Resources

Parish and school resources to help inform communities about the Revival.

Word on Fire’s The Mass

Join Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr in a study of the Mass, produced by Word on Fire and led by Bishop Robert Barron.

Learn About The Eucharist

This Is My Body: A Call to Eucharistic Renewal

by Bishop Robert Barron

Real Presence: What Does It Mean and Why Does It Matter?

by Dr. Timothy O’Malley

The Lamb’s Supper: The Mass as Heaven on Earth

Dr. Scott Hahn

Behold the Lamb of God: 60 Questions and Answers on the Mystery of the Eucharist

by Dr. Edward Sri

Worship

Prayer to Prepare for Mass

A prayer to help prepare hearts before encountering Christ in the Mass.

Gathering at Sunday Mass

Information for parish leaders and catechists on the importance of Sunday Mass.

Prayer after Holy Communion

A prayer of thanksgiving after receiving our Lord in the Eucharist.

Holy Hour Companions

A collection of books to help guide a holy hour of prayer before Christ in the Eucharist.

The Holy Hour

Manual for Eucharistic Adoration

Pocket Guide to Adoration

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National Eucharistic Congress

For three years the Church has been preparing for the Congress. Here's how to attend.

Join the Pilgrimage

Discover the national eucharistic revival pilgrimage and its events as the route passes through the archdiocese.

Going to Mass

At the heart of the Eucharistic Revival is the heart of the Church: encountering Jesus Christ in the Eucharist through the Mass.