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    ARE YOU BEING CALLED TO MINISTRY?
    • National Revival Parish Resources

      • Sign up as your Parish Point Person
      • Parish Point Person Portal
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      • Jesus and the Eucharist Series
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      • National Revival PARISH RESOURCE STORE
      • Sheet Music Available for New Eucharistic Hymns
    • Formation Resources

      • Bishop Cozzens Mystery of the Eucharist Online Course
      • National Revival Resources for Catechesis
      • USCCB The Eucharist
      • USCCB Rediscovering The Mass
      • USCCB Order of the Mass
      • Book "This is My Body" Bishop Barron
      • Film Series "The Mass" Bishop Barron
      • A Biblical Walk through the Mass Edward Sri
    • What is a Parish Point Person?

      Parish Point Persons have an essential role in connecting people in the pews with this national Revival movement! These volunteers work with their pastors to discern how their parish will respond to the National Eucharistic Revival. Then, they will work with other volunteers from their parish to lead activities and initiatives in response to the four invitations of this exciting movement.

      Ask Jesus how you can be an instrument of Revival in your parish. Perhaps he is calling you to take on this important role. Your ministry as a Parish Point Person will create fertile ground for the Holy Spirit to ignite Eucharistic faith in your community!  Please discuss the opportunity of becoming your Parish Point Person with your pastor, then send your name to our Diocesan Point Person Michalene Iversen  [email protected] to provide you with support for this role.


      Responsibilities as the Parish Point Person in the Year of Parish Revival (July 2023 - June 2024): 

      1. Be a resource to help lead your parish community in the Parish Year of the Revival.
      2. Be a witness to the truth of the true presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
      3. Encourage others to be an instrument of revival through prayer and participation.
      4. Dedicate yourself to the Mission of the Eucharistic Revival.
        • Commit to daily prayer
        • Commit to participating in your parish community and the local community.
      5. Create a plan:
        • Use this outline to create a Vision/Mission Statement.CREATE A VISION/MISSION STATEMENT
       
       
    • National Revival small group study
                   Jesus and the Eucharist 

      • Link to Jesus in the Eucharist Video Series
      • Resources Eucharistic Revival Small Group Planning
      • How to plan a Parish Small Group Session
      • Outline on getting a Parish Small Group Started
      • Augustine Institute Parish Year Plan
  • Other Small Group Studies

    • Book: Becoming Eucharistic People
      Study: The Eucharistic Prayer
      McGrath Institute

    • Publishers

      • Catholic Link
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      • Loyola Press
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      • Ave Maria Press
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      • National Eucharistic Revival
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    • How to respond as a parish to the Revival?

      1. Offer “Teaching Masses” to deepen an appreciation for the Eucharist as an encounter with Our Lord.

      2. Introduce parish-based Lectio Divina groups to pray with Scripture before the Blessed Sacrament and share their experience of encountering Jesus in both Word and Sacrament.

      3. Provide a renewed experience of and appreciation for Eucharistic Adoration in our parishes.

      4. Renew our appreciation for Eucharistic Hymns in the tradition of the Church.

      5. Having Masses (e.g. Field Masses) that connect the Eucharist with daily life. 

      6. Participate/Create opportunities for formation and encounter for all ages.

        Retreats, Catechesis, Parish Missions, Prayer, etc.
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