Summer Daily Schedule

Daily Schedule


Experience has taught the Missionaries of the Eucharist (MoEs) that we must always remain flexible and open to the divine will of God. Since the best laid plans of mice and MoEs often go awry, the following is a very basic schedule of an average day.

Weekdays



6:00 am Angelus & departure from host family or parish

    Divine Office: Morning Prayer/Lauds

    Morning Meditation

    Mass

    Breakfast

    Walking Begins

12:00 pm Angelus & Lunch

3:00 pm Hour of Mercy: Chaplet & Silence (on Fridays silence is observed from noon until 3:00pm)

5:30pm Walking Ends

    Evening Prayer

    Depart for host family or parish

6:00pm- Angelus

    Dinner and fellowship with host

.   Divine Office: Night Prayer/Compline

    Sleep


Saturday:

Saturdays follow a similar schedule as weekdays but generally include praying and counseling outside of an abortion mill after morning mass. We walk fewer miles on Saturdays.

Sunday:

Sunday is a day of rest in which we refrain from our walking and any unnecessary labor. We pray the Divine Office, speak at masses, socialize with our host families, and rest up for the week to come.
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Who we are?

Every summer we, the Missionaries of the Eucharist, are walking from Lewiston, Maine to Washington, DC to proclaim the beauty of the Catholic faith to everyone we meet, specifically through the Theology of the Body.

Conversion begins in our own hearts,which is why prayer is so important to our ministry. For this reason, everyday of our ten week walk begins with daily Mass. By receiving Christ in the Eucharist, we are given the grace to be the Love of Christ not only to those in our community but also to those we meet in the streets.

We walk throughout the day to be a witness of love. We are grounded in prayer-we pray with our lips, our hearts, and our bodies. In walking an average of twenty-five miles per day, we offer our fatigue as a gift of love to Christ and the people we meet. Our walking is both sacrifice and prayer.