Cardinal Dolan, The Good Newsroom to Attend the National Eucharistic Congress

| 07/16/2024

By: The Good Newsroom

The logo of the National Eucharistic Congress, being held in Indianapolis from July 17-21, 2024.
The logo of the National Eucharistic Congress, being held in Indianapolis from July 17-21, 2024.

The Archdiocese of New York will be participating in the events in Indianapolis

July 16, 2024 – Tomorrow, thousands will gather in Indianapolis for the first National Eucharistic Congress in 83 years. Pilgrims started walking weeks ago and Catholics around the world will be watching and following updates about the five-day congress that will include talks, worship, and special events all designed to bring attention, focus, and adoration to the Eucharist. 

Cardinal Timothy Dolan, auxiliary bishops, and over 250 people from the Archdiocese of New York will meet at Lucas Oil Stadium for this historic gathering.

Cardinal Dolan will lead a Mass for the New York Pilgrims on Wednesday, July 17. He will also lead the Opening Mass, the official start of the congress for all attendees, on Thursday, July 18.

Fernanda Pierorazio and Mary Shovlain, reporters from the archdiocese digital newsroom, The Good Newsroom, will be on-the-ground in Indianapolis to provide coverage to readers and viewers. The newsroom team will be publishing stories in both English and Spanish. Visit The Good Newsroom for more information.

Sr. Mary Margaret Miller, a former registered nurse, entered the Dominican Sisters in 1993 and spent her religious life caring for the sick as director of nurses at Sacred Heart Home in Philadelphia and St. Rose’s Home in Manhattan, returning to Rosary Hill Home in 2018.

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Over 58 years of service, Sr. Julia taught elementary and high school students, led religious education and adult faith formation programs in Illinois parishes, and did teaching and pastoral work in Staten Island and Connecticut, and social work in Appalachia.

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Cardinal Dolan talks about the gift of life everlasting in Heaven.

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Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan

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