Constant education is a must in re-enforcing the Church's teaching pertaining to the Holy Eucharist. Priest, through their homilies, parish bulletins and other communications, are to explain cogently the doctrine of the Church. Catechists, whether in Catholic schools or religious education classes, are bound to share with their students the authentic, authoritative Magisterial teaching concerning the Lord's Body and Blood. Parents, too, are charged to instruct their children by word and example, particularly by attending Mass each Sunday and Holyday of Obligation, as to the glorious treasure we possess in the Messiah's Flesh and Blood. The Catechism of the Catholic Church provides a superb summary of what we as Catholics hold about the Eucharist.
Eucharistic adoration flows from and to the celebration of the Mass.
By adoring the Holy Eucharist, we draw closed to the very same Lord Whom we receive at the Sacred Liturgy. Priests and religious, especially, should spend some time daily before the Blessed Sacrament. Jesus awaits us in this Sacrament of Love. The practice of Forty Hours is a venerable one. It is my ardent desire that each parish in the Diocese of Sioux Falls will annually promote this opportunity for Eucharistic worship.