Mass &
Eucharistic Procession
Thank you for joining us as we bring Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament through the heart of campus. We invite you to enter fully into this time of prayer, asking Christ to bless Texas A&M and all who study and work here.
Following Mass, we will begin the procession to St. Mary’s. Along the way, we will pray the Rosary, sing, and pause together at several locations. The procession will conclude outside the Church with Benediction.
During the procession, please remain behind the Blessed Sacrament and follow the direction of our volunteers.
Your Questions, Answered
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A Eucharistic Procession is a public act of prayer and worship. A priest carries the Eucharist, the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus Christ, while the faithful follow in prayer. Catholics carry the Eucharist through campus to bring Christ into the places where students live, study, work, and gather, so that all might encounter Him.
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The procession will end outside the front doors of St. Mary’s Catholic Center with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
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Mass begins at 6:00 PM. Please plan for the Mass and procession to last approximately 2.5 hours.
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We will begin at the Aggie Park Amphitheater, process through campus, and pause near the Academic Building for prayer and Benediction. From there, we will continue to the front doors of St. Mary’s for final Benediction. Ushers will guide everyone along the route.
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Yes. We will pray the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary and join together in songs and chants throughout the procession. The prayers and music are included in the worship aid, so you are welcome to participate even if they are unfamiliar to you.
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Yes. The procession will travel along sidewalks and designated streets. Ushers will be available along the route to provide directions and help anyone who needs assistance.