"Our communal worship at mass must go together with our personal worship of Jesus in Eucharistic adoration in order that our love may be complete." (Pope John Paul II, Redeemer of Man) 7.

Franciscan University has four intense summer conferences on its campus this year, starting on June 27. These three-day ...

Pope John Paul II wanted it to be clear that the church ... through the Sabbath in the first covenant and through the Eucharist in the new covenant. If the Sabbath was Saturday, why do we ...

There he presided over the Eucharist and had a meeting with the sick and people with disabilities. At the farewell ceremony, Pope John Paul II left the same exhortation he made at the beginning of ...

Receiving Communion presupposes a disposition of adoration and worship ... than to go before him in the Eucharist? Our beloved late Holy Father, Pope John Paul II’s desire was that we might ...

The mystical life of heaven inaugurated by Christ — which we cannot see — is made visible in the beauty of the Eucharistic ... Rome in December 1993, Pope John Paul II laid the foundation ...

In his encyclical on the Eucharist, Pope John Paul II wrote (#22), "The Eucharist thus appears as both the source and the summit of all evangelization, since its goal is the communion of mankind ...

Pope John Paul II visited Australia in 1986 ... Before that, he visited Australia once in 1973 as a Cardinal, to attend the 40th International Eucharistic Congress in Melbourne. According to Melbourne ...

Among the more recent Popes who, from the time of the Second Vatican Council, have distinguished themselves in promoting the Rosary I would mention Blessed John XXIII 4 and above all Pope Paul VI ...

A truthful Eucharistic celebration is reflected in Christian witness. For Paul, Justin ... the liturgical reform of the Fathers of Vatican II. Pope Francis quotes Abbot Salvatore Marsili, the ...

"It's kind of like closure. I guess like going to a funeral for a family member. It's probably the closest we're ever going to get to Rome to see the actual services," said one of the churchgoers.

After the death of Pope John Paul II in 2005, hundreds flocked to St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha to pay their respects."It's kind of like closure. I guess like going to a funeral for a family member.