Eucharistic Revival

This Eucharistic Procession and Festival launches the participation of our diocese in a three-year Eucharistic Revival for the Catholic Church in the United States, renewing devotion and belief in the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. The U.S. Bishops believe that God wants to see a movement of Catholics across the United States, healed, converted, formed, and unified by an encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist.

The three-year Revival starts with a “Diocesan Year” beginning on Corpus Christi Sunday in 2022, followed by a “Parish Year” beginning on Corpus Christi Sunday in 2023. This will lead into in the first National Eucharistic Congress in the United States in almost fifty years from July 17-21, 2024 in Indianapolis, which will be followed by a year of going out on mission “for the life of the world.” 

This page will be updated with local information on the revival as we enter into this period of Eucharistic renewal.

The parish will be taking a bus to Warsaw. You must reserve a seat on the bus by June 15th to get a seat and spots are limited. Infants can remain on laps of children. Children three years old and above must have their own seat reserved.

reserve a seat here

What time are we leaving? We are gathering following the 11:30am Mass on Sunday. The bus will depart promptly at 1:00pm.

You are welcome to also arrange your own transportation. 

If you want to ride on the parish bus to Warsaw, you must register. We highly recommend taking the bus with us, since parking will be limited and there will be a significant distance to walk from parking to the beginning of the procession. 

All are welcome to join us! Catholic or Protestant, traditional or charismatic, young or old - every person can benefit from this unique event! 

Families are encouraged to bring their children, keeping in mind the length of the procession will be two miles and the weather conditions will be unpredictable and there is no rain location for the procession itself. 

You will need to pack a lunch for the bus ride. Following the procession, there will be a food festival. Please bring cash for the food festival, as not all vendors will accept credit cards.

• a water bottle
• a sack lunch
• cash for dinner at the food festival 
• your parish t-shirt 

• comfortable walking shoes
• modest but comfortable walking clothing (the procession is 2.8 miles) 
• sunglasses and/or a hat
• sunscreen

12:30pm: Meet bus in lower parking lot 
12:45pm: Bus departs for Warsaw (eat lunch on bus)
2:30pm: Prayer service (Sacred Heart Parish)
3:00pm: Procession leaves Sacred Heart to Our Lady of Guadalupe

The food & cultural festival will begin at the final destination of the procession at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish.