“The Eucharist is ‘the source and summit of the Christian life’” (CCC 1324). It is the very high point of our faith. It is where we can encounter and love Christ intimately. The recipient of the Holy Eucharist is unified with Christ and receives the Divine Life in a very real way. Jesus said “whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life…” (John 6:54). The Eucharist is truly a foretaste of the Heavenly banquet, Heaven touching Earth.

As pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago receive a passport to be stamped at each stop, the Diocese of Gary is offering a Eucharistic Adoration passport to the faithful of the diocese during this National Eucharistic Revival. The people of the Diocese of Gary are encouraged to join in prayer and pilgrimage by making a visit to the featured Eucharistic Adoration chapels. The Passport has boxes where you can mark off, via a stamp, the places you’ve prayed. The Diocese of Gary Eucharistic Passport will serve as a testament to your journey and to assist you in prayer while at each Adoration chapel.

St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Student Center

St. T’s invites young adults to their monthly INSPIRE adoration nights. During these nights, there will be adoration, confession, a witness talk from one of the college students, and praise and worship music. All are welcome! The event goes from 7-8:30 PM.

Here are the dates for this school year’s INSPIRE nights:

Our Lady of Consolation
8303 W. Taft St, Merrillville

Our Lady of Consolation invites you to their monthly adoration night, “Renewed.” Inspired by the National Eucharistic Congress, OLC will be hosting monthly nights of adoration and praise and worship music. Open to everyone! Each Renewed night will be once a month on a Friday, 7-8:15 PM.

Here are the dates for this year: