Resurrection Catholic Church

National Eucharistic Revival

The National Eucharistic Revival is a movement to restore understanding and devotion to this great mystery here in the United States
by helping us renew our worship of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist.

Year of Mission

July 21, 2024 - Pentecost 2025

THE POWER OF STORY

2025 PARISH MISSION

FEBRUARY 24TH-26TH

Join us as Kristin Bird from Burning Hearts Disciples helps us reawaken and revitalize our relationship with Jesus and His Church. Watch the video below for Kristin's invitation for you to attend.

Everyone Can Evangelize!

The Lord is asking each of us to step out of our comfort zone and evangelize one-on-one.


In this Year of Mission, Catholics across the U.S. are saying “yes” to a special form of heart-to-heart accompaniment called the Walk With One initiative. This is your opportunity to be God’s instrument in the life of another person. Imagine how our families, neighborhoods, and country will be transformed if every active Catholic answers this call!

Walk With One Guide

"Let The Children Come to Me"

Ideas for Families with Children

  1. Be willing to bring children to Mass, even at a young age. 
  2. Make Mass a positive experience. 
  3. Try not to distract children away from the liturgy; rather, help them understand what is happening. 
  4. Speak to children about Mass before and after. 
  5. Pray daily. 
  6. Consider taking your children to adoration. 
  7. Be patient with children. 
  8. Be patient with yourself. 
  9. Find time to pray by yourself. 
  10. If you don’t have children or if your children are older, offer to help other parents with several young children (or even just one baby) with whatever they need. 
  11. Help pastors and those without children understand the needs of parents. 

Read the entire blog by Dr. Zachary Keith

The Miracle at Every Mass

What can kids do at Mass? So much!

The Mass for Kids Guide

Walk With One: A Four-Step Process of Accompaniment

Learn More about the Art of Accompaniment

This Eucharistic Examen is designed to be used as part of your “Walk with One” journey. Throughout each stage of the journey, pray this examen to help you discern the path the Lord is calling you to follow in accompanying another person towards Jesus.

Year of Parish Revival

June 11, 2023 - July 21, 2024

National Eucharistic Pilgrimage

The Marian Route of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage passed through St. Lawrence, Hartford to St. Peter Church, Slinger on Thursday, June 20; and on to Milwaukee June 21–23, 2024.


At St. Lawrence (see more photos on the St. Lawrence Facebook page)

At St. Peter (See more photos on the St. Peter Facebook page)

National Eucharistic Congress

The National Eucharistic Congress was held in Indianapolis, IN, from July 17-21, 2024.


EWTN and Relevant Radio provided coverage of portions of the National Eucharistic Congress. Visit their sites for videos, articles and other resources.


Search YouTube to find the speeches given at the Congress. Below are links to a few.

Eucharistic Revival Q&A

For this year of Eucharistic Revival, we will be sharing a weekly question and answer from the book, Behold the Lamb of God, by Edward Sri. Watch your parish bulletin to learn more about this central mystery of our faith: Resurrection Parish bulletins | St. Lawrence Parish bulletins | St. Peter Parish bulletins


  1. Why is the Eucharist so important? See the August 6, 2023 bulletin 
  2. What is the Eucharist? See the August 13, 2023 bulletin
  3. When did Jesus Institute the Eucharist? See the August 20, 2023 bulletin
  4. How did Jesus Institute the Eucharist? See the August 27, 2023 bulletin
  5. What are the three main aspects of the Eucharist? See the September 3, 2023 bulletin
  6. Why is the Eucharist called a sacrifice? See the September 10, 2023 bulletin
  7. Is this just about remembering Jesus' sacrificial death? See the September 17, 2023 bulletin
  8. So is this about sacrificing Jesus over and over again? See the September 24, 2023 bulletin
  9. How can this be? Does Jesus ever teach about the Eucharist being a sacrifice? See the October 1, 2023 bulletin
  10. But where does Jesus say anything about the Eucharist making present his sacrifice on the Cross? See the October 8, 2023 bulletin
  11. Why is this sacrificial aspect of the Eucharist important for my life? See the October 15, 2023 bulletin
  12. What are some practical things I should do to participate more fully in the sacrifice of the Mass? See the October 22, 2023 bulletin
  13. Isn't the Eucharist just a symbol of Jesus? See the October 29, 2023 bulletin
  14. But it still looks and tastes like bread and wine? See the November 5, 2023 bulletin
  15. Where in the Bible does Jesus say he is going to give us his Real Presence in the Eucharist? See the November 12, 2023 bulletin
  16. Did the original hearers think Jesus was really claiming to give us his Body and Blood to eat and drink? See the November 19, 2023 bulletin
  17. But could Jesus have been speaking figuratively here, just using a metaphor, when he spoke about eating his flesh and drinking his blood? See the November 26, 2023 bulletin
  18. In the end, how did the people respond to Jesus' teaching on the Eucharist? See the December 3, 2023 bulletin
  19. Isn't God present everywhere? How is the Eucharist different? See the December 10, 2023 bulletin
  20. So when I receive the Eucharist, am I really eating Jesus? Is this cannibalism? See the December 17, 2023 bulletin
  21. When are the bread and wine changed into Christ's Body and Blood? See the December 24, 2023 bulletin
  22. Is the Blood of Christ present only in the chalice? And is the Body of Christ present only in the consecrated Host? See the December 31, 2023 bulletin
  23. Why is receiving Holy Communion so important? See the January 7, 2024 bulletin
  24. Why does Jesus give himself as food and drink? See the January 14, 2024 bulletin
  25. Where does the Bible teach about the importance of receiving Holy Communion? See the January 21, 2024 bulletin
  26. But if Jesus already offered His sacrifice on the Cross for our sins, why do we sill need holy Communion? See the January 28, 2024 bulletin
  27. What are the fruits of receiving Holy Communion? See the February 4, 2024 bulletin
  28. How should I prepare for a worthy reception of Holy Communion? See the February 11, 2024 bulletin
  29. How often should I receive? See the February 18, 2024 bulletin
  30. What should I do after I receive? See the February 25, 2024 bulletin
  31. For how long does Jesus' Real Presence remain inside me after Holy Communion? See the March 3, 2024 bulletin
  32. What are the requirements for receiving Holy Communion? See the March 10, 2024 bulletin
  33. Why can't non-Catholics receive Holy Communion? See the March 17, 2024 bulletin
  34. Do other non-Catholic churches have the Eucharist? See the March 24, 2024 bulletin
  35. Can I receive communion in these other non-Catholic churches? See the March 31, 2024 bulletin
  36. Are there any circumstances in which Holy Communion may be given to other Christians? See the April 7, 2024 bulletin
  37. What do I do at Mass if I cannot receive Holy Communion? See the April 14, 2024 bulletin
  38. I've seen some people receive Communion on the tongue and some receive in the hand. What does the Church say about this? See the April 21, 2024 bulletin
  39. How could I ever be worthy to receive Holy Communion? See the April 28, 2024 bulletin
  40. If I choose to receive in the hand, is there a particular way I should do that? See the May 5, 2024 bulletin
  41. What does the Church say about receiving Holy Communion standing or kneeling? See the May 12, 2024 bulletin 
  42. Why is the celebration of the Eucharist called "the Mass"? See the May 19, 2024 bulletin
  43. When did Christians begin celebrating the Mass? See the May 26, 2024 bulletin
  44. What did those early celebrations look like? See the June 2, 2024 bulletin 
  45. How often must we go to Mass? See the June 9, 2024 bulletin
  46. But why do we have to go to Mass? See the June 16, 2024 bulletin
  47. But why can't I just worship God on my own? See the June 23, 2024 bulletin
  48. Who can celebrate the Mass? See the June 30, 2024 bulletin
  49. Why does it have to be a priest? See the July 7, 2024 bulletin
  50. What should I do to prepare for Mass? See the July 14, 2024 bulletin
  51. Does Christ's Presence in the Eucharist remain with us even outside of Mass? See the July 21, 2024 bulletin
  52. What is the tabernacle? See the July 28, 2024 bulletin
  53. What is the purpose of the tabernacle? See the August 4, 2024 bulletin
  54. How should we show reverence to Jesus and worship him in the Eucharist? See the August 11, 2024 bulletin
  55. What is the difference between Adoration and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament? See the August 18, 2024 bulletin
  56. What is Benediction? See the August 25, 2024 bulletin
  57. What is Perpetual Adoration?  See the September 1, 2024 bulletin. (Note: Perpetual Adoration is offered at Mary Queen of Angels Chapel in West Bend.)
  58. How do these Eucharistic devotions bring me closer to God? See the September 8, 2024 bulletin
  59. How does the Eucharist lead me closer to the poor? See the September 15, 2024 bulletin
  60. How can I grow in Eucharistic devotion? Practically, what can I do? See the September 22, 2024 bulletin

Presence. Sacrifice. Communion.

Presentations given by Fr. Justin Kizewski at our Parish Mission which was held Feb. 19-21, 2024.


Watch Night 1 - PRESENCE

Watch Night 2 - SACRIFICE

Watch Night 3 - COMMUNION

(Night 3 begins with Eucharistic Adoration and a short talk from Deacon Nick Dhein about ways to pray during Adoration. Scroll forward in the video to find the beginning of the Mission talk.) 

Arise Worship Night

See pictures from the Arise Worship Night event held on Friday, December 1, 2023 on the Arise Milwaukee Facebook page.

33 Days to Eucharistic Glory

Join the Spiritual Pilgrimage of a Lifetime. Journey alongside Fr. Jonathan Meyer as he walks through 33 Days to Eucharistic Glory—the first ever guide to Eucharistic Consecration. Every day, you’ll receive two incredible videos directly to your inbox: a brand new powerful reflection from Fr. Meyer and the original groundbreaking journey presented by Matthew Kelly. Sign up now for FREE!

Jesus and the Eucharist (FORMED Series)

Renew your understanding of Christ's gift of himself through the Blessed Sacrament when you watch Jesus and the Eucharist! This new seven-session series can be found on FORMED. Our cluster parishes have a membership with FORMED so it is free to all parishioners! Just register and login to start using this great faith formation resource now!

National Eucharistic Revival Prayer

Lord Jesus Christ, you give us your flesh and blood for the life of the world, and you desire that all people come to the Supper of the Sacrifice of the Lamb. Renew in your Church the truth, beauty, and goodness contained in the Most Blessed Eucharist.


Jesus living in the Eucharist, come and live in me.


Jesus healing in the Eucharist, come and heal me.


Jesus sacrificing yourself in the Eucharist, come and suffer in me.


Jesus rising in the Eucharist, come and rise to new life in me.


Jesus loving in the Eucharist, come and love in me.


Lord Jesus Christ, through the paschal mystery of your death and resurrection made present in every Holy Mass, pour out your healing love on your Church and on our world. Grant that as we lift you up during this time of Eucharistic Revival, your Holy Spirit may draw all people to join us at this Banquet of Life. You live and reign with the Father and the Holy Spirit, God forever and ever.


Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mother of the Eucharist, Pray for us.

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