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What are the two ways in which Christ is present at the Eucharist?
JulianBleinVillacres
The two typical methods most people think of Christ in the Eucharist are the two most obvious. The body, in the form of the all-wheat bread host, and the blood in the red wine. But, truly as Catholics it's more proper that Christ is present in 4 ways: body, blood, soul, and divinity. And, it's also true that all of these are present in either the host or the wine, which is why in times of potential for high-spread of disease (such as last year when many diocese withheld the cup during the H1N1 scare), the cup may be unused for a period of time. This is the most common, and it's generally not acceptable to receive only the wine, though exceptions can be made for those who are physically unable to consume the host (the ill, infirmed, dying, or those with wheat Allergies).
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoJesus said to eat the bread: it represented his flesh, being broken.
Jesus also said :drink the wine. it represents my blood, being spilled
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∙ 7y agoThrough his body and blood in Holy Communion and through the re-enactment of part of the Last Supper in the consecration.
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What has the author Edward Ellington written?
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