Ignite
Eucharistic Revival
across the nation.
Help us spread beauty and Eucharistic experiences around the world.
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The Loreto Project is officially registered as an LLC rather than a 501(c)3 non-profit. Therefore, your contributions are not tax deductible.
Every dollar you contribute goes directly to sustaining and growing The Loreto Project so that, with your help, we can grow faith in Christ's full presence in the Eucharist.
The Loreto Project is helping form Eucharistic Culture in the Church.
Music forms culture. The music we listen to shapes our thoughts and actions. The Loreto Project is releasing and guiding music meant for prayer, for relationship with the Triune God. It is music crafted to be fully in line with Catholic belief.
Every event that we provide music for helps to form culture. People are guided in how to pray with music, how to talk with Jesus in the Eucharist, and by the grace of God they will be like the Magi and leave changed.
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All of the efforts are for the sake of putting people into intimacy with Jesus Christ, especially through a Eucharistic and covenantal relationship.
Your support empowers Missionary Musicians to bring the transformative power of beauty and music to the Church.
Currently The Loreto Project has one missionary music team - founders Joseph and Mary Kiss. They offer their musical gifts sacrificially to various events in addition to the other work they do to provide for their family.
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You can help make it possible for Joseph and Mary to pour all time and attention to The Loreto Project as well as serve the greater vision to make livable wages for other missionary musicians a reality.
Jesus said to them: 'I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me will never hunger, and whoever believes in me will never thirst.
Jn 6:35
The Loreto Project is helping build a Eucharistic culture through:
Varied Events.
The Loreto Project offers music through a variety of events - conferences, parish missions, retreats, pilgrimages, and more. These events are helping people to find their source of nourishment in the Eucharist.
Masses.
Eucharistic culture must find its source and summit from and within the mass. We provide music for weekly Sunday masses, regular solemnities, confirmations, retreats, and more for several parishes and communities.
Songs.
Music is both a product of and former of culture. The Loreto Project has its own studio, and we work to release revitalized old hymns, covers, and originals for adoration settings, to use within the liturgy, or even for private prayer time.
The Church draws her life from the Eucharist.
John Paul II
‘Ecclesia de Eucharistia’