Becoming the Eucharist We Celebrate – Thursday Mornings

Facilitated byAdele DiNatale-Svetnicka

Thursday Mornings from 9:30-11 am, Sept. 21-Oct. 26, In-Person or via Zoom

The tradition of the Eucharist goes back to the very first Christians. We hear Jesus’ words at the Last Supper when he gave us his own Body to eat and Blood to drink with the command “Do this…”  What did he mean by “Do this?” What do we mean when we respond with “Amen”? 

This CD series created by Fr. Dan Crosby, O.F.M., Cap., examines the Gospels’ accounts of Jesus’ Last Supper and examples of the Church Fathers to reveal the reason we call it a celebration of the Eucharist. The sessions explore how to incorporate that fullness into our own lives through the action of the words of institution themselves and the example of people like Francis of Assisi and Archbishop Romero.

This retreat will be facilitated by Adele DiNatale-Svetnicka, our Retreat and Program Coordinator. She has twelve years of parish ministry experience, including creating, presenting, and coordinating retreats. She also is an FSPA affiliate (Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration).

If you are unable to join us in person, there is a Zoom option to join us.

There is no fee for the program, but free will offerings are gratefully accepted.