Eucharistic Procession will begin immediately after 5pm Mass.

You are welcome to attend the 5pm Mass or gather in the courtyard after Mass.

Join us for a special procession starting and ending at St. Ann Parish! We'll be processing Jesus about 2 miles around Coppell.

A Eucharistic procession is like a holy parade that brings Jesus, truly present in the Holy Eucharist, into the world that he loves. The Blessed Sacrament is placed in a monstrance and carried out of the church by a priest. A Eucharistic procession sometimes begins at one church and ends at another and is connected to the celebration of the Mass or a time of Adoration.

The procession can be a short walk around the neighborhood of a church or can stretch for miles and miles from start to finish. Along the way, Jesus is accompanied by priests, deacons, altar servers, and people of all ages. Together they can pray the Rosary, sing hymns, or walk in silent prayer. Processions are often planned for the Solemnity of Corpus Christi but can take place at any time of the year. (source: National Eucharistic Congress)