About this Event

“We are living in a time when the Bishops in the United States are calling for a Eucharistic Revival, because they recognize that we, the Catholics in the United States, are struggling in our faith...we are being invited to rediscover the amazing gift of the Holy Eucharist.” 
— Fr. Wilson, Homily for Holy Thursday (2023)

Join us and other parishes in our area for a solemn Mass & Eucharistic Procession down State St. with Bishop Earl Fernandes in anticipation of the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. 

To kick off the parish year of the Eucharistic Revival, Bishop Fernandes is participating in a novena of Eucharistic processions throughout the Diocese of Columbus leading up to Corpus Christi. 

On Saturday, June 10, at the end of 8:30 AM Mass at St. Paul, we will process out of the church following the Blessed Sacrament. In commemoration of the first Mass celebrated in Westerville above modern-day Graeter’s Ice Cream in 1913, the procession will go down State St. before returning to St. Paul for Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. 

All are invited to enjoy refreshments following the procession in the Klinger Center. 

Why do Catholics have Eucharistic processions? Check out this article from Adoremus. 

Join us on June 10 and rediscover the gift of the Eucharist! 

Diocese of Columbus Eucharistic Revival Processions