Full List of Speakers at the 52nd Eucharistic Congress in September Includes Cardinal Sarah, Cardinal Bo and Cardinal Lacroix and Mass with Pope Francis
The 52th International Eucharistic Congress, a Catholic World Event, hosted by Budapest, Hungary is to be held 5-12 September 2021. Pope Francis will arrive in the capital city of Hungary for the day in September to celebrate the Closing Mass of the Budapest International Eucharistic Congress, to be held from 5 to 12 September 2021. (See Full List of Speakers below) The theme of this year's congress is All my springs are in you. (Psalm 87:7)."The next Eucharistic Congress will be held in Ecuador in 2024. These large events which celebrate Jesus' real presence in the Eucharist are under the patronage of St. Pascal Baylon. The last congress was held in the Philippines with millions of people attending the open Masses.
To Register or Find out more see: https://www.iec2020.hu/en
History of the Eucharistic Congress:
In the middle of the 19th century in the European countries, and especially in France initiatives aiming the fostering of the respect for the Eucharist started to develop at an extraordinary pace. This kind of renewal of the Eucharistic spirituality, as a counterreaction to the social changes which followed the failure of Jansenist austerity and the Ancien Régime, and the Industrial Revolution, placed at the core the eucharistic adoration and the reconciliation with Jesus Christ, the God hidden in the Eucharist, who was "dishonoured by the pridefuls and ignored by the holders of public authority, who set up the secularisation of the society as their goal". (R. Aubert, Eucharistic congresses from Leo XIII to Paul VI, in Concilium 1, 1960, p. 118.)
In the middle of the 19th century in the European countries, and especially in France initiatives aiming the fostering of the respect for the Eucharist started to develop at an extraordinary pace. This kind of renewal of the Eucharistic spirituality, as a counterreaction to the social changes which followed the failure of Jansenist austerity and the Ancien Régime, and the Industrial Revolution, placed at the core the eucharistic adoration and the reconciliation with Jesus Christ, the God hidden in the Eucharist, who was "dishonoured by the pridefuls and ignored by the holders of public authority, who set up the secularisation of the society as their goal". (R. Aubert, Eucharistic congresses from Leo XIII to Paul VI, in Concilium 1, 1960, p. 118.)
Morning Prayers, Catechesis, Workshops, Testimonies are held by (among others):
- Card. Angelo Bagnasco (Genova, Italy)
- Card. Charles Maung Bo (Yangon, Myanmar)
- Card. Péter Erdő (Esztergom-Budapest, Hungary)
- Card. Oswald Gracias (Mumbai, India)
- Card. Jean-Claude Hollerich (Luxemburg, Luxemburg)
- Card. Gérald Lacroix (Québec, Canada)
- Card. John Onaiyekan (Ilorin, Nigeria)
- Card. Baltazar Enrique Porras Cardozo (Caracas, Venezuela)
- Card. Louis Raphael Sako (Bagdad, Irak)
- Card. Robert Sarah (Guinea)
- Card. Joao Tempesta (Rio de Janeiro, Brasil)
- Card. Andrew Yeom Soo-jung (Seoul, South-Korea)
- Card. Michael Fitzgerald (England)
- His beatitude Youssef Absi Melkite Greek Catholic Patriarch (Damascus, Syria)
- S.E.R. Balázs Bábel (Kalocsa-Kecskemét, Hungary)
- S.E.R. Massimo Camisasca (Reggio Emilia Guastalla, Italy)
- S.E.R. Stanisław Gądecki (Poznan, Poland)
- S.E.R. Piero Marini (Rome, Italy)
- S.E.R. Joseph-Marie Ndi-Okalla (Mbalmayo, Cameroon)
- S.E.R. Valerian Okeke (Onitsha, Nigeria)
- S.E.R. José S.Palma (Cebu ,Philippines)
- S.E.R. Charles G. Palmer-Buckle (Cape Coast, Ghana)
- S.E.R. Aurel Percă (Bucharest, Romania)
- S.E.R. János Székely (Szombathely, Hungary)
- S.E.R. Csaba Ternyák (Eger, Hungary)
- P. Justo Antonio Lofeudo (Saint Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume, France)
- Mons. David Maria Jaeger OFM (Rome, Italy)
- Konstantin Szabó greek catholic priest (Uzhgorod, Ukraine)
- Etienne Vetö (Rome, Italy)
- Csaba Böjte OFM (Déva, Romania)
- Moysés Azevedo (Fortaleza, Brasil)
- Mary Healy (Detroit, USA)
- Jean-Luc Moens (Rome, Italy)
- Barbara Heil (Iowa, USA)
- Michael White (Timonium, USA)
- Damian Stayne (London, UK)
- János Áder (Budapest, Hungary)
- Johannes Hartl (Augsburg, Germany)
- Georg Schwartz (Community Cenacolo, Vienna, Austria)
- Kálmán Dabóczi (72 Disciples Movement, Budapest)
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