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7 DENVER CATHOLIC | OCTOBER 2022 Jesus is adored and glorified in all taberna- cles across the world. As the Gospel message of salvation has spread, it has touched thousands of cultures in every age. The result is a robust diversity of pious traditions, modes of worship and prayer which all shed light on the univer- sal truth of the Eucharist and the Holy Trinity itself. The Eucharistic Revival is an opportunity to learn more about how cultures across the globe embrace the Catholic faith and Eucharis- tic devotion, not only in other nations but even here within the Archdiocese of Denver! We are blessed with many cultural expressions of the Mass, Eucharistic adoration and communal prayer which all contribute to the glory of God. In summary, the Church in Northern Col- orado is blessed to be given these three years to grow in our participation in the Holy Mass, strengthen our Eucharistic devotion, and share our Eucharistic covenant with those who come to desire to follow Jesus as Lord. As the Church draws closer to Christ and his sacred myster- ies, it must remember that Jesus poured out his blood as a sacrifice for the whole world. On the cross, Jesus thirsts. His thirst will not be quenched until, having been raised up, he draws all people to himself (Jn 12:32). Let us pray that by abiding in him, he will fulfill his promise in us and we will bear much fruit. 5 Embrace and learn from the various rich intercultural Eucharistic traditions. Memory care that's meaningful. We help those living with Alzheimer's or other forms of memory loss celebrate what still holds joy and comfort. Our safe, personalized care based on clinical best practices, creates moments that matter on a campus rooted in faith. Learn more about The Gardens at St. Elizabeth's Memory Care, or our other services, at CHILivingCommunities.org or 720.909.3814. Opening soon! Limited availability.