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National Eucharistic Revival
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Submit questions to the archdiocesan Eucharistic Revival committee
Please include your first name and location when submitting a question.
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How to participate
- Watch monthly Eucharistic Revival chats that touch on topics related to the Church’s belief and teachings of the Eucharist.
- Submit questions before or after a chat via email: [email protected]
- Depending on when submitted, we will address questions during the introductory chat or in the follow-up video uploaded two weeks later
- Join a small group, either in your parish or one sponsored by the Revival committee, for further discussion about what was shared in the chats.
- Download the Eucharistic Revival Discussion Guide and Prayer for small group discussions.
- For deeper learning and reflection from the Revival chats, check out the monthly “Deeper Dive” on the Resources page.
- Follow the Archdiocesan website for new events throughout the year.
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Eucharistic Revival Blog
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15 hours agoIn a struggle that many mothers can relate to, Katherine learned to let go of control and receive the peace that comes with surrender and trust. -
2 days agoThe danger of the digital age is that it disconnects us from reality, but the Eucharist and the example of saints like Carlo Acutis show us the way. -
2 days agoAt Holy Thursday Mass, we don’t just remember the Lord’s Supper—we get to be present at that event in a sacramental way. Fr. Randy explains how.
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Welcome to the Archdiocese of Anchorage-Juneau’s Eucharistic Revival web page. The Revival is a multi-year initiative of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops to establish a movement to restore understanding and devotion to the great mystery of the Eucharist. Archbishop Andrew Bellisario, C.M., joins his fellow United States bishops to focus on the Eucharist as “the source and summit of the Christian Life” and what it means to be a Eucharistic people.
The vision of the revival is to inspire Catholics from across the United States who are healed, converted, formed, and unified by an encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist — and who are then sent out on mission.
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The Eucharistic RevivalArchbishop's Introduction to
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ArchDiocesan Eucharistic Revival Committee CONCLUDES THE next steps of the Eucharistic Revival
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National Eucharistic Revival video