Eucharist: Heart of the Church

This series was presented at Holy Name in the 2021 Easter season.  

 

In this year of the Eucharist, Holy Name of Jesus is proud to present Archdiocesan Spirituality Center Director, Sr. Dorothy Trosclair, OP, as she presents a five-session series that will explore ways of bridging the gap between Eucharist and everyday life so that the reality and dynamism of the Eucharist will begin to affect the way we live.  

We are called to live out in our daily lives what we celebrate at the Eucharistic table. A move from passive to active participation in the Eucharistic celebration can deepen one’s relationship with God, self and the community.

Join us either in the Holy Name Parish Center for the five sessions.

Click here to register to attend in person or via Zoom!!! Space is limited in-person.

Session 1 Links

Handout 1, Handout 2, Handout 3, Handout 4, and Handout 5 (please have #5 complete and available for the next session).

Please click here to view the first session.  

Session 2 Links

Handout 1, Handout 2, Handout 3, Handout 4, and Handout 5 are available for download.  

Please click here to view the second session.

Session 3 Links

Session 4 Links

Session 5 Links

Sr.  Dorothy Trosclair is a Dominican Sister of Peace currently serving as the Director of the Archdiocesan Spirituality Center in New Orleans.  Prior to this ministry, she served many years in leadership for her religious congregation. She was also vocation director and novice director and served as co-director of formation for the Southern Province of Dominican men in Oakland, California. Sr. Dorothy is a spiritual director and retreat director.   She has given many talks on a variety of topics in the area of spirituality, discernment, and leadership in religious congregations. She especially enjoys training new spiritual directors and journeying with others as Spiritual Director.  Prior to ministry in her congregation, she ministered in parishes in the Archdiocese of New Orleans, the Lafayette Diocese and the Diocese of Tucson.  She served as Pastoral Administrator in San Pedro Pescador Parish. She holds a BA in Theology for Loyola University, a MA in Religious Education from Boston College and a MA in Spiritual Theology from Creighton University in Omaha, NE.
In each ministry Sr. Dot has served, she has found the face of God in those she serves.