Saturday,

January 18, 2025

8 am to 4 pm

Prince of Peace Catholic Community

19222 Tomball Parkway

Houston, TX 77070

includes breakfast snacks and lunch

Going on Mission for The Eucharist

SENT!

Conference

*Childcare not available

S
E
N
T

ummon the faithful

About the

EVENT

SENT! is an acronym for Summon the faithful, Empower their
spirit, Nurture their faith, Transform the world!

Prince of Peace has been actively engaged in the National
Eucharistic Revival movement, which aims to renew our
understanding of and devotion to the Most Holy Sacrament of
the Eucharist. Having held many events in support of this, we
are now in the third year of the movement, the "Year of
Mission".

Jesus in the Eucharist is the answer to every restless longing of the
human heart. If we truly believe this, then living faith will compel us to
share this joy with our brothers and sisters!

mpower their spirit

urture their faith

ransform the world

What You’ll Learn

The importance
of having a small
group faith
community

How to assess
where you are
on your spiritual
growth journey

The many
resources
available to
understand the
depth of the
Eucharist

Keynote Speakers

Bishop Brendan Cahill - Diocese of Victoria

Bishop Brendan Cahill, born in 1963, grew up in
Houston, Texas. He graduated from St. Thomas High
School, briefly attended Rice University, then entered
St. Mary Seminary in 1982, earning degrees in
psychology and divinity. Ordained in 1990, he served
parishes in Houston and studied African-American
Catholic Studies and theology. Cahill later served as
rector of St. Mary Seminary and held leadership roles
in the Galveston-Houston Archdiocese. Appointed
Bishop of Victoria in 2015, he supports various
initiatives, including the Apostleship of the Sea, pro-
life efforts, and interfaith collaborations.

For The Love of Christ Impels Us

The Holy Eucharist, the Greatest Gift of God

Fr. Victor Perez - Eucharistic Preacher for
the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston

Fr. Victor Perez is one of two eucharistic preachers
the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. He grew up in
Katy, Texas, and studied business at the University of
Texas at Austin, with additional studies in Seville,
Spain. After experiencing a spiritual calling during
visits to Fatima and Lourdes, he pursued the
priesthood and was ordained in 2011. His first
assignment was at St. Cecilia Catholic Church in
Houston, where he established a successful vocation
ministry. He currently serves as the pastor of St.
Joseph and St. Stephen Parishes in Houston.