Becoming the Eucharist We Celebrate – Tuesday Evenings

Facilitated by Adele DiNatale-Svetnicka

Tuesday Evenings from 6-7:30 pm, April 2 through May 7, In-Person or via Zoom

Could your understanding and love of the Eucharist use a boost? Does receiving the Holy Eucharist ever feel like ‘going through the motions’? Why do we do this every week (or every day)? Why do we respond with the ‘Great Amen’? Our Eucharistic celebration and tradition goes back to the very first Christians, but not necessarily our understanding or appreciation. Join us in learning more about how to ‘Become the Eucharist We Celebrate’ and get just such a boost!

We will listen to the CD series created by Fr. Dan Crosby, O.F.M., Cap., as he examines the Gospels’ accounts of Jesus’ Last Supper and the examples of the early Church Fathers to reveal the reason we call it a celebration of the Eucharist. We will also better understand 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 series 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 this program, but free will offerings are greatly appreciated.

To register, call 715-443-2236, email info@sarcenter.com, or click here.