Archdiocese of Indianapolis

“When good things happen to good people, it’s a win for everyone. His speech was a testament to his hope and determination.”

The youths’ pastor hope they return home with a desire “to strengthen the church” and “to keep going with the mission of growing the church as young adults.”

A theme of “transformed” reminded participants that after receiving the Eucharist, they are tasked to take the faith out into the world to serve others.

Even kids “who I think, ‘Man, they didn’t get anything out of it,’ months later I hear stories of how it impacted them and totally changed their faith journey.”

“It is our hope and confidence that the new re-entry ministry will prove beneficial to those individuals who are seeking to start afresh.”

“When they brought him back to me, I thanked them,” she said. “Then Pope Leo turned around and saw Laurence and me together, and I just felt God’s presence.”

“Myanmar has lost so much, yet its people remain resilient and unshaken in spirit,” said Rita Hwin, a Burmese Catholic who serves as a pastoral associate at St. Pius Parish.

An investigation by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis into an alleged Eucharistic miracle at an Indiana parish showed “natural, not miraculous causes” at work.