National Eucharistic Congress Day 4: The Procession
Michael Mroziak
INDIANAPOLIS — On Saturday, July 20, participants of the National Eucharistic Congress witnessed a eucharistic procession through downtown Indianapolis. That evening, they heard from speakers Bishop Robert Barron, Gloria Purvis and actor Jonathan Roumie. Matt Maher provided that nights music.
Julianne Stanz, author of “The Catholic Parents’ Survival Guide,” speaks at a Renewal Impact session on July 20.
Curtis Martin, founder of Focus, speaks on a impact session at the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis.
Shannon Spencer from Grand Island prays the rosary as eucharistic procession begins in downtown Indianapolis. Thousands of people lined the streets to witness the Eucharist being driven through town.
A giant crucifix stands next to St. John the Evangelist Church in Indianapolis.
Musician Matt Maher opened the Revival session the evening of July 20 in Luca Oil Stadium.
Beach balls fly through air during a performance by Grammy winning musician Matt Maher.
Tim Glemkowski, CEO of the National Eucharistic Congress Inc., welcomes people to Saturday night’s Revival session.
Author and podcaster Gloria Purvis speaks on racism in the Church.
Jonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus on “The Chosen” draws thunderous applause at the National Eucharistic Congress.
Bishop Robert Barron tells 55,000 Catholic to go set the world on fire.
Saturday night closes with adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. (Photos by Patrick J. Buechi)
