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Two years ago, after the National Eucharistic Congress concluded in Indianapolis, Archbishop Charles C. Thompson reflected in an interview with The Criterion on what effect the historic event might have on the Church in central and southern Indiana and beyond. “I think the fruits are going to bear out over time—weeks, months, years, maybe decades,” he said in 2024. “It’s going to take time to process and really reflect on what this means for us. What will we do with this? How will it impact us?” While some seeds of faith planted at the congress may still take time to blossom, others seem already to be bearing fruit.
 

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