The Eucharist is often called the “source and summit” of the Christian life, and rightly so. In every Mass, we encounter Jesus Christ in a most profound way—His Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity given to us under the appearance of bread and wine. This is not a symbol, but a true encounter with the living God, who nourishes our souls and strengthens our faith. When we approach the altar, we carry our burdens, joys, and hopes, and in exchange, we receive Christ Himself. This great mystery reminds us that we are never alone; God dwells within us and walks with us. Receiving the Eucharist transforms our hearts, giving us the grace to forgive, to love more deeply, and to face life’s challenges with courage. But the Eucharist is not meant to remain only in the church. Each Mass sends us forth on mission—to live as Christ’s witnesses in our homes, workplaces, schools, and communities. The strength we receive in the Eucharist must be shared, through acts of kindness, mercy, and love toward others. As a diocesan family, may we renew our devotion to the Eucharist, spending time in Adoration, preparing our hearts worthily for Communion, and recognizing the sacred gift we receive each Sunday. In doing so, the Eucharist will become not only the center of our worship but also the guiding light of our daily lives.