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Roman Catholic AnswerConsecrated Bread and Wine, otherwise known as the Body and Blood of Our Blessed Lord, are actually His Body, and His Blood, as He told us in the Gospels. Read the sixth chapter of St. John's Gospel, Our Blessed Lord repeats Himself over and over again to reinforce this, and even lets His disciples leave Him rather than change His story. Catholics treat the Body and Blood of Our Blessed Lord exactly as they would treat Jesus, as they are one and the same. Thus we treat Him with extreme respect and reverence. There is perpetual Adoration in a special Chapel in my Church, and many of the people fully prostrate themselves on the floor when they come in and when they leave, this is the same Lord who was walking around Israel twenty centuries ago! We know that after Consecration, nothing of the bread remains save its appearance, the entire substance is changed to the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of God; as well with the wine.
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Allrecipes is the go to website for finding recipes from all sorts of things including banana bread. I would visit their website before cooking this treat.
