What if everything you knew about Mass was only part of the story?

Fr. Jonathan Meyer — priest, pastor, and author of 14 Stations of the Eucharist — joins Chris Stefanick for one of the most profound conversations about the Eucharist you’ll ever hear. This isn’t a dry theology lecture. This is the kind of conversation that changes how you walk into church on Sunday.

Fr. Meyer breaks open the three dimensions of the Eucharist — communion, presence, and sacrifice — and explains why the third one, the one that hits you right in the gut, has been almost completely lost in recent decades. When you understand that the Mass is Calvary made present, everything changes: why you’re there, what you bring, and what you leave with.

They also walk through all 14 Stations of the Eucharist — from the sacrifice of Abel to the Wedding Feast of the Lamb — showing how the entire sweep of salvation history points to one thing: the sacrifice of Christ, made present for you, right now, at every Mass.

This episode also covers:

• Why separating body from blood at the consecration makes the Mass a sacrifice
• What it means that you, as a baptized person, are also a priest
• How to actually bring your struggles, your suffering, and the people you love into the Mass
• Why the line for Mass intentions is drying up — and what recovering it would mean
• The stunning typology of Abel, Abraham, Melchizedek, the Passover, and more
• What “Behold the Lamb of God” is really announcing

Fr. Meyer’s book 14 Stations of the Eucharist is available now. A companion prayer booklet is also available so you can pray the stations daily.