Those Catholics are at it again – they say that at mass they are actually eating the body and blood of Jesus Christ, citing passages from the Bible such as John 6:52 and Luke 24:2. Their belief is that at the mass the bread and the wine that are on the altar are transformed into the […]| About Catholics
Several weeks ago, I was thinking about the sacraments being an outward sign of grace. … Continue Reading The post How the Sacraments Make Us Like Jesus appeared first on Catholicism Explained.| Catholicism Explained
This is part of a series on Roman Catholicism and the eucharist. See this index. I have received a number of standard objections to the claim that “the eucharist in the early church was the tithe offering.” Here are a couple of the most common ones: Then the church was …| Derek L. Ramsey
Why Is February Dedicated to the Holy Family? This year in the Full of Grace Youth Journal, we’re focusing on the Church’s rich devotional calendar. […] The post The Holy Family appeared first on Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe.| Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe
We are all familiar with the Last Supper narratives in which Jesus identifies Judas as … Continue Reading The post Did Satan Enter Judas Because of the Eucharist? appeared first on Catholicism Explained.| Catholicism Explained
In the Church the Eucharist occupies a unique place as the “Sacrament of sacraments.” All the other sacraments are ordered to it as their end. The word eucharist is derived from the Greek word which means thanksgiving. Jesus himself gave thanks at the Last Supper. Contents show 1. The Religious Significance of Meals 2. The Last […]| About Catholics
Learn and understand more about Catholic Church's view of the Eucharist. Here you'll see how the Church see's the Eucharist's utmost importance.| About Catholics
Catholics receive the Eucharist regularly, but we do not focus our attention on preparing to receive Christ worthily and fruitfully in the sacrament. The danger is complacency and allowing obstacles to creep in that block the graces of the Eucharist from taking root in us.| The Catholic Gentleman
The source and summit of our faith as Catholics is no doubt the Eucharist. Yet, there is doubt for many. For one third of Catholics, this is just a symbolic gesture. It’s amazing that the most crucial thing that separates Catholics from other Christians (there are many but this is the most crucial) is transubstantiation.| EpicPew
Trinity Episcopal Church, Apalachicola, FL, 1884 Over the past twenty-six years, our family has made numerous summer treks to St. George Island, a barrier island three miles off Florida’s Forgotten Coast. Apalachicola, the seat of Franklin County, is seven miles of bridge away, and where you go for supplies. Apalach is Old Florida. Spanish moss … Continue reading "The Maestro’s Handshake" The post The Maestro’s Handshake appeared first on winncollier.com.| winncollier.com
