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Show 223: The Eucharist part 1

Show 223: The Eucharist part 1

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 Today, we begin to discuss the Eucharist. The Eucharist is the living heart of Catholicism and the main thing that differentiates us from protestant denominations. We will spend a few shows on this most important subject

Institution and Nature of the Holy Eucharist.
  1. The body of Christ under the appearance of bread, and the blood of Christ under the appearance of wine, is called the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar.
  2. The presence of the body and blood of Christ under the ap pearance of bread and wine is a mystery, because our feeble reason cannot comprehend it.
  3. It is most true that under the species of bread, as also under the species of wine, Christ is present, God and man, whole and entire.
  4. Our Lord is present in every particle, however minute, of the consecrated bread and wine.
  5. Christ is present in the consecrated elements as long as the accidents of bread and wine remain.
  6. The duties of the Christian in regard to the Holy Sacrament of the Altar are these: He ought to visit it frequently, to adore it, and to receive it.


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