Homily from St. Pius X, Fort Lauderdale

An excerpt from an excellent homily from Msgr. Dariusz J. Zielonka from the closing Mass of the Eucharistic Rosary Congress in the Diocese of Ft. Lauderdale on October 11, 2024.

The 2025 Eucharistic
Rosary Congresses

Seven days of Eucharistic Adoration and Hourly Rosary in response to Our Lady of Fatima’s call to conversion, consecration, and prayer! The Eucharistic Rosary Congress promotes the mission of the current National Eucharistic Revival, to renew our worship of Our Lord, Jesus Christ in the Eucharist and to encounter His healing grace.

History of the Eucharistic Rosary Congresses

The Rosary Congresses began in Poland in May 1979 to coincide with Pope St. John Paul II's historic visit to the former Communist country. They are now held in dozens of dioceses throughout the United States. Will your parish join us in responding to Our Lady of Fatima’s call to conversion, consecration and prayer, offered in a spirit of reparation, for life, peace, and the deep healing of our Church?

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Types of Rosary Congresses

Basic

Holding a Basic Rosary Congress is a great way to get started in your diocese and build excitement. Everything you need is right here, and we'll provide you with all the support and guidance you need to make your Rosary Congress a complete success.

Full

A Full Rosary Congress is held at a single parish, often at the mother church of the diocese, and includes all the bells and whistles that will make this a worthy event for Our Lady. Everything you need is right here.

Traveling

In some dioceses there may not be enough resources available in a single parish to hold a full Rosary Congress for seven days. In that case, you can do a Traveling Rosary Congress where seven parishes each host 24 hours of a Rosary Congress.

Ecclesial and Other Endorsements

Reverend Nathan Ricci, Vice Chancellor of the Diocese of Providence

“Many pastors and lay faithful who participated spoke very encouragingly and enthusiastically about the Congress. One pastor commented how surprised he was to see so many parishioners praying before Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament late into the night. During these difficult and confusing times, it was especially important to seek the intercession of Our Blessed Mother. I am confident this year’s Rosary Congress will bear much fruit in our diocese.”

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