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22,000 Youth in Eucharistic Procession Through Kansas City

22,000 youth march through the streets of Kansas City during a Eucharistic procession.  Jack Smith of The Catholic Key Blog explains:

Cardinal DiNardo gave the keynote at today’s session of the National Catholic Youth Conference in Kansas City, while Kansas City, Kansas Archbishop Joseph Naumann led Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction at Sprint Center. Kansas City – St. Joseph Bishop Robert W. Finn then led 22,000 High School students through his See City from Sprint Center to the Kansas City Convention Center.

Brick by brick, the tide is turning, as we see in these youth a vibrant and orthodox faith that will continue the ongoing process of bringing Jesus to our great nation.

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To view more pics by Jack Smith of The Catholic Key Blog click here.

To learn more about the National Catholic Youth Conference click here.

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Ryan Haber
Saturday, November 21, AD 2009 2:11pm

That’s pretty freakin’ sweet. These kids will go home and they’ll say to their youth ministers, “Hey, can we have a Eucharistic procession!?”

Yeah, you’re right – there’s definitely a new wind blowing in here, isn’t there?

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Monday, November 23, AD 2009 11:46am

[…] We’re coming! […]

Tito Edwards
Monday, November 23, AD 2009 12:58pm

Wonderful statement on our faith! To see the youth out on the streets boldly.

MICHAEL CIALONE
Monday, November 23, AD 2009 10:06pm

There is not word on your website concerning the Charismatic Renewal ! Doesn’t it register with the Roman Catholic Church that are Catholics that don’t fit within traditional Roman Catholicism ? We are not members of the Knights of Columbus nor Legion of Mary members. We believe that Jesus Christ is the sole mediator between God and man. What is important is to accept Christ as personal Savior and be baptized in the Holy Spirit. Another thing, your assessment of Martin Luther is wrong. Luther and the other Reformers were removed by Bishops and the Pope that did not want real Bible revival; they could not accept real biblical reformation. Even in the 13th century, a number of monks who had no intention to leave the Church were persecuted and eventually burnt at the stake. Read the biography of Friar Girolamo Savornolla, a well beloved preacher Florence, Italy, he was publically executed in the public square of Florence in 1492. Friar Savornolla urgently preached the whole Bible not just portions of the Bible that just deal with love and peace. He preached vehemently against immorality, astrology and corruption in the Church. It was not just Martin Luther that the Vatican couldn’t deal with, there were John Calvin, John Knox and many Baptist martyrs, some former Catholic priests !

Tito Edwards
Tuesday, November 24, AD 2009 3:52am

Michael,

Ironically, none of them Catholics.

So no, there is no mention of invented traditions by men that you say.

The Catholic Church has the entire deposit of faith with the fullness of Truth. Why should we look elsewhere for false gods and apostles?

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