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Hace 1 día · The Eucharistic monstrance, “Our Lady of the Sign – Ark of Mercy,” resides in Saint Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church, or the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Chicago, Ill. The monstrance is believed to be the largest in the world in overall size. It depicts Our Lady of the Sign with the Eucharist on her heart.
Hace 4 días · St. Clare is most often depicted holding a monstrance since her prayer before our Eucharistic Lord protected the nuns from the invading Saracens. I often like to picture a daughter of St. Clare, Mother Angelica, holding up a monstrance, inviting the whole world to discover and love him in his Real Presence there.
Hace 1 día · These processions, where the consecrated host is carried through the streets in a monstrance, allow the faithful to visibly and collectively express their adoration. Such public displays of faith not only reinforced the doctrine within the Church but also served as a witness to the broader community, countering heretical teachings with a powerful affirmation of Catholic doctrine.
Hace 3 días · On Corpus Christi, it is a common practice in many Catholic churches to hold a Eucharistic procession following Mass. This procession is symbolic of our work as modern day apostles. We are each called to be a living monstrance, bringing the light of Christ into every aspect of our life: our family, our work place, our social gatherings, etc ...
Hace 6 días · These four routes will converge in Indianapolis in time for the National Eucharistic Congress in mid-July. The eucharistic pilgrimage is the largest procession ever attempted in the Catholic Church – the most audacious event in Christianity’s 2,025-year history!
Hace 1 día · They explained that they had been in the larger procession, but could not see the monstrance. The girl was so moved, because she felt like she had missed Jesus, and now Jesus had come to her.
Hace 2 días · Jesus, who called his disciples to be fishers of men, could only have chosen the fishing boat, so we quickly boarded the humbler vessel, following Father Landry and the monstrance. We Little Sisters felt privileged to be able to accompany the “Perpetual Pilgrims” and a few journalists on this leg of the pilgrimage.
