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Roman Catholic AnswerWhen you receive the Most Holy Eucharist, you receive Our Blessed Lord: Jesus, His Body and Soul, His Humanity and Divinity. If you are in a state of grace - have been baptized and been to confession - then you receive all the graces necessary for your salvation. If you are NOT in a state of grace, you are eating and drinking your own condemnation; which is one of the reasons that the Church does not allow non-Catholics to partake of the Most Holy Eucharist, and why she insists on confession before approaching the altar.
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