Support the National Eucharistic Revival

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Dear Brother Knights,

As you may know, the Bishops of the United States have called for a National Eucharistic Revival, challenging Catholics across the US to deepen their reverence for Jesus Christ, truly present in the Blessed Sacrament.

As I have said before, we are honored to support the National Eucharistic Revival. As Knights of the Eucharist, it is our task to deepen our own devotion. This can be done through prayer, faithful attendance at Mass, and Adoration.

To support you, your families, and your communities as you grow in your commitment to the Eucharist, the Supreme Council has developed and gathered resources both for personal and council use. Among these resources are Eucharistic Procession training videos and guides that you and your councils are invited to use in support of your parishes. These resources have been developed in consultation with the USCCB and have been shared with dioceses across the country.

I am also happy to share with you a new inspirational and catechetical video, The Eucharist: Source of our Healing and Hope, that will help strengthen your knowledge of and love for the mystery of the Eucharist. All of these resources and more can be found at www.kofc.org/eucharist.


The National Eucharistic Revival will officially launch on the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, June 19, 2022, and many dioceses and parishes are planning celebrations and Eucharistic Processions to mark the occasion. Please make it a priority to familiarize yourself with the resources available to you and your councils to support this important initiative and to stand ready to assist your pastors and bishops both in these Eucharistic Processions and in all of their plans to renew belief in and devotion to the Eucharist.

Vivat Jesus!

Fraternally,
Patrick E. Kelly
Supreme Knight

 
 

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