The National Eucharistic Congress, July 17-21, is a moment for the whole Church in the United States to be united in prayer. Tens of thousands of Catholics are gathering in Indianapolis for this historic event including a couple hundred from the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland. The information below will allow you to engage with the Congress.
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The faithful are able to livestream the National Eucharistic Congress. The NEC requires those who wish to livestream the events to fill out a short form to gain access to the feed.
In addition, EWTN will be providing coverage throughout the Congress. Watch live via your TV provider or click here to access EWTN's website.
Relevant Radio will also be providing coverage. Click here to visit their website.
Social media will be abuzz with info about the National Eucharistic Congress. You can follow their official social platforms:
Facebook (@eucharisticrevival) | Instagram (@eucharistic_revival)
Plus, don't forget to follow the Diocese of Cleveland on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to see what our pilgrims are doing. We will be utilizing the hashtag #EucharistCLE.
Facebook (@dioceseofcleveland) | Instagram (@dioceseofcle) | X (@dioceseofcle)
As a reminder, the Holy Father has granted an opportunity for Catholics in our country to obtain a Plenary Indulgence by participating in the events of the National Eucharistic Revival. Even for those following along at home, the decree issued by the Apostolic Penitentiary and approved by Pope Francis says that:
“Faithful individuals who, due to reasonable circumstances and with pious intention, have participated in the sacred rites and received the Papal Blessing through media communications, may also obtain a Plenary Indulgence.”
Be sure to follow along, and align with the usual conditions of a Plenary Indulgence, to receive these extraordinary graces.
(From the National Eucharistic Congress)
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