Create Account
Manage my channels
Watch later and create collections
Manage your email subscriptions
Exclusive offers and opportunities
Thousands of Catholics filled the streets of New York City for a public procession with the Blessed Sacrament. But could this remarkable display of faith reveal something bigger about the future of the Catholic Church?
Guest host Mike Koeniger welcomes Nicholas Cavazos, known as The Traditional Thomist, to examine what the procession—and the young, diverse crowd following Christ—might tell us about a growing conservative movement among younger Catholics. Why are traditional expressions of the faith attracting young people? Could the very things older generations believe will draw people into the Church actually be driving them away? And what does the ongoing tension between conservatism and modernism mean for Catholicism today?
Join us for a live discussion on the New York Eucharistic procession, the changing face of Catholicism, and the future of the Church.
READ THE FULL STORY:
https://www.ewtnnews.com/world/us/photos-thousands-follow-blessed-sacrament-in-annual-new-york-city-procession
Nick Cavazos (The Traditional Thomist):
https://www.youtube.com/@thetraditionalthomist
Subscribe for Catholic news, commentary, apologetics, and a clear Catholic perspective on the issues shaping the Church and the culture.
#CatholicChurch #YoungCatholics #Eucharist #CatholicTradition #CatholicNews
LINKS:
Watch live weekdays 4pm ET - https://joemcclane.com/watch
He Is Coming (novel) - https://joemcclane.com/he-is-coming
Catholic by Design - https://joemcclane.com/books
Speaking - https://joemcclane.com/speaking
Pilgrimage - https://joemcclane.com/pilgrimage
Support the work - https://joemcclane.com/support
ACT Insiders email list - https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sl/gE04UwE/acatholictake
A Catholic Take on The Station of the Cross - https://thestationofthecross.com/act/
X - https://x.com/JoeDMcClane
Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/ACatholicTake
Catholic Match: https://www.catholicmatch.com/





