Something's Missing from the Eucharistic Revival
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2024
- The Catholic Church has been emphasizing faith in the Eucharist over the past few years as a part of the Eucharistic Revival. Everything so far has been good... it's just been incomplete.
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Excellent video. The Eucharist is not a "thing" to be worshipped but a source of life to be received, broken, shared and given to others.
bro time travelled
Sure it's not a thing, it's SOMEONE. It's really JESUS, therefore it must whorshipped
@tlamin that's the importance protestant churches lack, it's the presence of Jesus Christ himself within the tabernacle & within the Eucharist. Any catholic that still thinks the Eucharist is symbolic instead of reality needs to pray to be filled with The Blessed Mothers limitless faith & Jesus Infinite love
It's a person that we worship...
@@Thiago_Lamin Amen!
I’m coming into the Catholic Church this Easter. I’m excited to receive the Body of Christ and His blood. I’m excited to see what will happen.
Welcome! It’s a remarkable feeling…..a realization. ❤
Father, your videos led me back to Catholicism. Keep up the awesome work!
I think that's awesome. God bless you!
That's an excellent thing to hear. Welcome back!
That's the best thing I've read all year!
So why did you throw your lot in with the child abusers?
@@kevinkelly2162 He didn't throw his lot in with you at all.
Whenever I receive, I say a private prayer asking God to transform me into what I am consuming.
When I was a kid, the Catholic Church in town was pretty much always open during the day for Eucharistic adoration. Nowadays, at least in the big city, it seems every church is locked and adoration must be scheduled. One would think that after the archbishop lifted the increased rules from the great sickness, that they would open back up. If I was a retiree or unemployed, I'd have the ability to participate but alas, it's not a possibility for me.
Do you have any idea what people are doing to churches. Vandalism of all sorts,thievery.
I feel the same,I would love to go to my parish and give adoration the my lord ,but everything is locked up. I can't drive at night so I feel stuck.
Does anyone remember the alms box and when and why it disappeared? Same thing. Security.
We still have an open church. We lost real candles to a person who was later committed. It was the archdiocesan insurance that dictated that. Likely your case.
@@sydneymcconnaughhay5947 the frustrating thing for me is that the advice that I keep getting about discerning converting to Catholicism is to spend time in adoration. The closest I can really do to that is to sit outside the door and do it there. I have no vacation time. I have no sick time. I have to work or my family will starve.
@@Aaryq More importantly than Eucharistic Adoration, I suggest that you attend the Mass (abstaining from the Eucharist, of course, until you have fully converted), front to back. Study the words, understand what they mean. Observe all that is happening in front of you. Realize that it's not simply a community gathering, but a transformative experience. From the prayer of penance to the liturgy of the Word (including Old Testament prophecies, New Testament epistles, and Gospel readings); from the profession of faith in the Nicene Creed to the most important part - the liturgy of the Eucharist, the true substantive offering of Christ's Body and Blood for our sins on the alter. Study the Mass. Do so week after week. If you have any questions, take note of them and ask the priest afterwards. He should be glad to help you in your journey. As great as Eucharistic Adoration can be, it couldn't happen without the Mass itself. Even if it's not performed very well, if the homily isn't all that it should be, if the cantor sings out of tune, it's the full Mass that results in the Eucharist in the first place. Every phrase we utter in the Mass has a history and a purpose. May God bless you on your journey, and may He share entirely in your life's purpose as you do so in His. I have faith in you, brother. God bless!
What’s needed for this revival is a deep study into the theology, history, philosophy and customary/cultural practices of the Eucharist. Guides should be written and study groups/classes should be organized on this as well. I converted 42 years ago from the Lutheran Church and intense, deep study on the Eucharist was a requirement for all preparing for Confirmation (First Communion) in that denomination.
Fervent prayer from then faithful Catholic Christian islands from the Philipiines. ❤
Here’s a prayer I jotted down from RUclips while someone was giving his testimony at Medjugorje, Crotia, and ever since I have been saying it: (This person was not well for a very long time and the Holy Spirit inspired him to go to Church, to receive Communion, and to say this prayer and he got healed soon after).
”Let your precious body and blood mix with mine and travel through my body, healing me of all my fears and all my sicknesses and fill me with your peace. Let your precious body and blood mix with mine and flow throughout my being, make me into what you would want me to be that I might love like you.”
Some Catholics (and others) might understand the eucharist by watching the 7 minute film titled "The Veil Removed". It's on the internet. It is powerful. Sometimes a visual (an emotion) helps more than words (intellect). Put them both together and it's even more powerful!
I would also recommend Scott Hahn’s “The Lamb’s Supper”.
@@lucillejerome5511 But intellect can be very helpful!
I asked Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament why I have to offer sacrifices for the conversion of sinners. Just then your video pops up answering all my doubts. Thank you Father for doing the Lord's Work.
Here’s a prayer I jotted down from RUclips from someone who was giving his testimony at Medjugorje, Crotia, and ever since I have been saying it: (This person was not well for a very long time and the Holy Spirit inspired him to go to Church, to receive Communion, and to say this prayer and he got healed soon after).
Fr Mike Schmitz & your videos led me back to our holy Catholic church. May The Lord Bless you both. Amen
me too! also Father Chris Alar. he has Explaining the Faith series
Here’s a prayer I jotted down from RUclips from someone who was giving his testimony at Medjugorje, Crotia, and ever since I have been saying it: (This person was not well for a very long time and the Holy Spirit inspired him to go to Church, to receive Communion, and to say this prayer and he got healed soon after).
Sorry… I missed the prayer earlier:
”Let your precious body and blood mix with mine and travel through my body, healing me of all my fears and all my sicknesses and fill me with your peace. Let your precious body and blood mix with mine and flow throughout my being, make me into what you would want me to be that I might love like you.”
Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi, Lex Vivendi! 🙏🧎👌👅 ➡️ ✝️☦️ ➡️🚶 🤝 🛟❤
CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH: "The Eucharist commits us to the poor. To receive in truth the Body and Blood of Christ given up for us, we must recognize Christ in the poorest, his brethren."
Here’s a prayer I jotted down from RUclips from someone who was giving his testimony at Medjugorje, Crotia, and ever since I have been saying it: (This person was not well for a very long time and the Holy Spirit inspired him to go to Church, to receive Communion, and to say this prayer and he got healed soon after).
Here’s the prayer, not sure how it got left out from my previous message:
”Let your precious body and blood mix with mine and travel through my body, healing me of all my fears and all my sicknesses and fill me with your peace. Let your precious body and blood mix with mine and flow throughout my being, make me into what you would want me to be that I might love like you.”
I’m not sure how the prayer got missed earlier…here it is:
”Let your precious body and blood mix with mine and travel through my body, healing me of all my fears and all my sicknesses and fill me with your peace. Let your precious body and blood mix with mine and flow throughout my being, make me into what you would want me to be that I might love like you.”
Hiding the tabernacle in a little side chapel somewhere in the church does not support our understanding of the True Presence, yet so many parishes do that. It is not just words that instruct us, our Catholic architecture also instructs us. ❤
Amen! Just bring back the communion rail, receive kneeling and in the tongue - and that would solve this ~70% of Catholics confused issue. Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi, Lex Vivendi! 🙏🧎👌👅 ➡️ ✝️☦️ ➡️🚶 🤝 🛟❤
To me it was the opposite. In the side chapel I can find a more intimate place, while the major altar is too big and most people mistake it for just another piece of art.
I look toward to every video you put out Fr Casey. Thank you for the continued education in my faith that I am so lacking. May the peace of God be with you
Yesterday, I was at a talk about the Mass, and the speaker started to go on the point of transubstantiation. I get it, maybe somebody there needed to hear it, but I wondered for those of us who already believe, isn't there something more we could hear? This video is the answer to my thoughts. Thank you, Fr. Casey
AMEN. Possibly most complete talk on the Eucharist that I've heard. And I, too, have been hearing of this revival and wondering, "is that all there is?". Thank you. You have revived my faith in human understanding of our Lord. Were it not for the Eucharist, I would not bother being Catholic. When in desperate times, all other faith is gone, I know the Eucharist, with all that she is, is the one true thing in our lives. I will be rewatching this and searching for how Christ can be made more manifest in my lufe. God bless you!
All these helpful true and beautiful explantions are so welcoming.Father you have this great convinced and lived faith and knowledge to share with this woorld and people are coming back.we are grateful for all your help and gifts.praise God.🙏👍👍😇😇👍👍
Those who attend the TLM are not confused. Go and receive again while kneeling on the tongue… 🧎 👅 and that would help heal the church.
Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi, Lex Vivendi! 🙏🧎👌👅 ➡️ ✝️☦️ ➡️🚶 🤝 🛟❤
Friar Casey, during one Sunday mass in 2007, I was wondering what should happen to the Eucharist when it was raining and the church was "overly populated" so some had to sit outside under roofings made by the church.
I sat outside the church since it was overly crowded and I was like "God, the rain is going to soak the host wet, what would you do? Will you let the deacons get wet too? " And before the deacons delivered the Eucharist... There was a strong wind blowing and the rain ceased... And after every single one church goers had their host and children got the blessings through the hands of the priest, another strong wind blew and the rain resumed...
Even though it was like a coincidence, I can only say "God, You're cheating" haha...
There's no coincidence with God - you can be sure of that
@@reintaler6355 I do, there are many experiences that may seem like a "coincidence" but they actually have deeper meanings in my life... Like when I may seem to hear someone chatting about "why not letting go grudges before receiving Eucharist" when I was plotting for someone's downfall while ignoring the priest's homily.
It may seem like someone was chatting inside the church and it may sometimes feel like it's completely nothing... But still it has meaningful advice..
The Lord is surely great
He was listening.
Another great video, you were a big part in me reverting back towards catholicism.
Thank you, Father Casey, for this talk delving deep into the significance of the Eucharist. Despite knowing that I am supposed to believe that the Eucharist is the body and blood of our Lord, I have a hard time seeing it as anything more than a symbol. It has always been a struggle for me, as I am am sure it is for many Catholics, to see past the elegant ceremonial aspects of the Eucharistic celebration, and to view it as something far more transcendent. Your commentary is a small stepping stone on my way to a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Eucharist. For that, I am grateful.
A non catholic speaking here, As someone who has been on a spiritual path for the best part of 14 years and still trying to find something that I can connect to .glad it’s not a you must believe in everything, lost of different paths I have looked into researched I tend to find myself not agree 100% with everything so I then dismiss everything. I suppose this would be a good time to say oh Lord please help me please help my troubled questioning mind find some sort of peace and calm even if it’s just a small corner of my mind where we can chat and I can find some sort of calmness.
@@Bestbuddybob I am not trying to criticize you, but the danger of trying to find something you 100% agree with or "glad it’s not a you must believe in everything" is that it often just becomes you worshiping yourself or the zeitgeist. Religion isn't supposed to be easy, it isn't supposed to be a yes man that nods in agreement with everything that you want. Let Christ challenge you.
Father, I have been reading, "30 Day Eucharistic Revival" A Retreat with St. Peter Julian Eymard. The saint devoted to the Holy Eucharist. It was written by Father Donald H. Calloway, MIC.- I'm on day 21, I look forward every morning to a new day's reading. This retreat starts my Holy Hour so richly. I recommend it to everyone.
Thank you Father always excellent video
Amen. Thank You Father Casey 😊
Thank you! I’ll strive to remember you and your work, in my prayers.
Thank you for this great video, Father Casey. It is priests like you that we Catholics need, for the confusion and lack of knowledge of our own faith seems to be one of the reasons why many Catholics all over the place have been deserting our church. I really think we need more apologists who can teach us Catholics more about our faith and how to defend it.
This is a great supplement to my RCIA. We talked about Eucharist relative to its place in the mass, but did not get the motivational talk about this sacrifice, which is lovingly provided by you.
It changes you.
Thanks be to God
I'm a daily communicant, 15 years.
Thanks be to God.
It's about joy and super abundant life.
Thank you for posting this important viseo
Does that mean you've eaten almost a whole Jesus?
@@docsavage30. Sit down doc!
Thank you Father Casey I’m still a catholic who lost his faith but slowly getting back into it thanks to your breakdowns in videos like this. God bless you
POPE BENEDICT XVI: "The Eucharist has both a personal and a social character: Christ unites himself with me, but also with those beside me, and so unites himself equally with my neighbor. We are all one bread, one body. And this is communion."
This is just a great exhortation. Thank you Father Casey!
A beautiful explanation. Thank you Father,
when I became Catholic in college, the Eucharist and believing fully in the doctrine of transubstantiation was one of my biggest draws. now, despite my struggles sometimes, I remain Catholic because of the Eucharist. nowhere else than at communing at Mass do I receive such life for my soul to manage the slings and arrows of this life, and I find myself unable and unwilling to give that up.
I do wonder, Fr Casey, if you have any recommendations for ways to learn more about the theological significance of the Eucharist? books especially but whatever really. I know I wish churches in my area would hold something talking about this, but I haven't found anything yet.
Thank you for sharing this video ❤❤❤❤
Beautiful video, fr Casey. God bless!
Amen, Father. Convicting words, thank you for them
Excellent video Fr Casey. Thank you 🙏
Greatly enjoyed your video. I was curious about Catholic interpretation of the Eucharist and was about to do a search on the topic after reading through comments on an unrelated YT video; I saw your channel's name mentioned and did a search only to find you've posted this video within the hour: how fortuitous! I immediately watched as I've come to trust you as I've heard you speak on Upon Friar Review: you're doing a great job with outreach! Best wishes to you in your work.
Maravillosa reflexión!!
Thanks a million..
Keep motivating us with your word. Pray for you...
Father… a wonderful video. This is what we need as Catholics. Thank you 🙏🏻. A body of mission. Yes! We need to live it! God bless you.
I am about to write a letter to my parish priest and trying to figure out how to articulate my thoughts re Eucharist, evangelism and caring for the sick. This video of yours just came in time. Thank you so much.
Thank you for your videos.
This is a fantastic message.thank you Father!!
Thank you Father, awesome insight into the Eucharist.
Thank you for this video ❤️
Thank for your message. For me, I have found greater comfort, understanding and reverence in the Eucharist since I was introduced to the Prayers for Before and After Mass by St. Thomas Aquinas.
WOW!!! Awesome message
POPE BENEDICT XVI: “In sacramental communion I become one with the Lord, like all the other communicants. As Saint Paul says, “Because there is one bread, we who are many are one body, for we all partake of the one bread” (1 Cor 10:17). Union with Christ is also union with all those to whom he gives himself. We become “one body”, completely joined in a single existence. Love of God and love of neighbor are now truly united: God incarnate draws us all to himself.”
Father, everything you say is correct. There is certainly a greater problem in our American Church that poor teaching of the Real Presence. We absolutely need to come what we receive to make a greater missionary impact in our communities. But the problem is, and you probably realize this, is that the grand majority of Catholics have no idea what they have. It’s so true that you can’t give what you don’t have, and this is so true of the faithful today. We can’t expect people to understand something they’ve never been taught or encountered. Why does the beauty and truth of our faith feel like this very well kept secret?? I think this great endeavor to understand the real presence is at least a starting point. Expecting people to go out and bring Jesus to their communities isn’t going to happen unless the fire, and I mean a fire, is first lit within the folks who are regularly coming to Mass.
Happy New year Fr.Casey❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you! You made me cry joyously at the end.
Do you have this video available with subtitles in Spanish???
Profound and excellent as always!!!
Dear Casey, Thanks for continuing your hard work. I served at the daily 6:30 a.m. mass during my 7th and 8th grades way beyond my share because I was the only one who was reliable. When the discussion of transubstantion came up in high school religion class, I was the only one to say the eucharist was symbolic. It was 1981. Keep carrying on. Love, Uncle Kevin
This was amazing. Inspiring. Thank you!
Our great tragedy is how much are indifferent is available within our circle.
It feels like about 30% of Catholics actually fully embrace the Christian teachings of our lord
This is my second time listening to this video... I expect it will not be the last. Much food for thought (and action!) here. Thank you
Thank you, Father Casey!
Excellent! Will share! ❤
It comes down to talking about the real presence often and clearly
I love your teaching Father. You explained the topic exactly. love and prayers from India 🙏
Thank you for this, Father.
Excellent video!
As I look forward to traveling to the NER in July, I will ponder these words in my heart. Live the Eucharist.
It reminds me of a book I read early in my Catholic journey. “Eating Beauty” may be hard to find; published by the Cornell University Press. It was, for me, transformative as I was still being transformed to the Faith.
Absolutely! Live the Eucharist.
Amen Father, amen! God bless you and the work you do.
Great video Father! Thank you 🙏
Lovely explanation -- thank you!
You are such a wonderful speaker. Do you write this all out. It just flows so naturally.
Excellent. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Happy new years
Thank you father for your explainations.
The mark of an effective Church is NOT how many people come BUT how many people who live differently as a result of having been there.
The Church needs to engage with the people. Sinners as we all are, burdened with our sins and guilt and all the other issues and struggles. I honestly don't know where to start, but the most effective RC church nearby has a long bulletin with lots of information and a weekly calendar. Every week there's a:
Young Adult Bible Study
YA Sorority meeting
One all-day Adoration (morning to 6pm)
YA Fraternity
Lay Carmelites meeting
Pre-mass Rosary (Saturdays)
And informally, generally 1 or more additional informal meetups.
Last month, for Advent & Christmas, there were like 6 additional opportunities between candlelit masses, adoration, and YA events. This month, there's a parish dinner.
Outstanding! Pax Domini Sit Semper Vobiscum! Thank You for your fiat!
"Eucharist" ... it means Thanksgiving. I am so happy that I may give thanks to Jesus at every Mass.
Thank you so so very much for this video
Thank you for this video. We'll said Amen
Such a beautiful word on being transformed by Jesus in the Eucharist! Amen!
Thank you for the explainatiin Father.
Thank you
..."We must become what we receive.." ❤❤❤
Thank you 🙏 👏👏
Hello my favorite Friar❤
Yes! Yes! That’s it! Finally! This video provides a great description of the Eucharist’s invitation to a table where people in all places and conditions gather to become one with Christ. Forgive me as I attempt to do a cartwheel!
I get a sense the Church, with its recent attempt at Eucharistic revival, has behaved to some degree like it started a 21-century Counter Reformation. Doctrine camps, dogma lessons, myth busting, and harsh didacticism (exaggerating a bit here) won’t work in the modern era. Mission, vision, charism, love, forgiveness, etc., are what people can wrap their hearts and minds around. They are also the characteristics that made Christ so compelling to begin with. Let’s stop telling Catholics they’re wrong and start reminding them of what Jesus called them to in the Eucharist. The rest of what’s needed will likely follow.
I’m so glad I watched this video. The other recent “revival” videos I’ve watched were pretty awful.
Thank you Father 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I didn't even know exactly what was the eucharist until 2019 when a southern Baptist pastor asked what the catholic church thought about it.
I spent so many years in all kind of protestants churches and here and there in catholic church. Completely lost 😂
Then that pastor told me that the catholic church resacrifies Jesus then it sparked something in me to do my research for the first in my life I did a research to understand my church that I had abandoned because I didn't understand.
Not only I am so on fire for God, I even pray the 7 sorrows of Mary and there is no man or woman behaviors that will make me leave the church again.
I learn everyday and imagine that I even go to confession and did get my 5 years old son baptised last year while I was told to wait.
I am glad and happy that God is forgiving.
So on fire 🔥
Thank you, Father, thank you.
This getting posted right after I was wondering about this
Popes John Paul II & Benedict XVI would agree with this excellent video.
St. POPE JOHN PAUL II: "We must not deceive ourselves: it's from our reciprocal love and, in particular, from the concern we have for those in need that we will be recocgnized as true disciples of Christ. This is the criterion on the basis of which the authenticity of our Eucharist celebrations will be confirmed."
POPE BENEDICT XVI: "Worship itself, Eucharistic communion, includes the reality both of being loved and of loving others in turn. A Eucharist which does not pass over into the concrete practice of love [of others] is intrinsically fragmented."
Beautiful.
God bless you father🙏🏻❤️
My favourite friar, you are Jesus' perfect desciple !!!
Amen to that!
Hope to see you at the National Congress!
I liked how there was no rock intro or anything. The words themselves adorned the video. It pointed to my hypocrisy deeply, though i didn’t expect it to. Very impactful, very humbling. Thank you
Excellent video brother, beautifully put!!! If the nature of Who HE is isn't sinking in to be the root of the way we do it, is JESUS our King at all? Well said! I know by respect it's father, also a protestant and call all brother or sister, we are one family, Big C or little, and it's a blessing to join at HIS Table. Keep at it!!
Thank you Father
Thank you, Father
There are many reasons I likely won't become Catholic, but I have an intense love/envy/respect for the true presence teaching. Christ is so hard to find when all you're looking at is people's actions.
I did a tiktok video or two, myself. I'm not as eloquent of a speaker as others, Father, but I'm glad people are talking about this. Hopefully, people will begin to really understand and embrace what we are receiving when we attend Mass.
Impressive the way you speak. Thank you. Grtz from a Roman Catholic in the Netherlands, who - after 57 years in this world and being Catholic - still is looking for answers. One thing I am sure of the last year more then ever. I am glad to be a Roman-Catholic. But far and foremost, I am glad to be a Christian.
This video was perfect timing i finish my RCIA and can have my first communion at Easter even after a year of preparation iam getting nervous
Now this was strong, father. This was something I didn't know I needed to hear. I always believed in transubstination, but that is not enough itself.
Like a beautiful liturgy
This is an excellent video. He vocalizes what has bothered me about the whole Eucharistic Revival. It is more than Processions Adoration. What is Eucharist all about? We are to take in Jesus and go live Jesus in the world! Thank you, thank you, Father Casey!
Amen!
Father Casey, Thank you for the great and inspiring video. Can we ask you to give us the reference of the quote made by St. Augustin on the three sacrements of initiation?
Thank you. God Bless ☦☦🔥🔥