The Holy Eucharist
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Ai VThe Holy Eucharist is a sacrament where Catholics believe that during mass, the bread and wine truly become the body and blood of Christ through transubstantiation. It was instituted by Jesus at the Last Supper when he commanded his disciples to repeat the meal in remembrance of him. The Eucharist is seen as the central act of worship in the Catholic faith, renewing the covenant between God and humanity.
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The Eucharist, also known as Holy Communion or the Lord's Supper, is a sacrament that was instituted by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper. It consists of bread and wine that are consecrated by a priest and become the body and blood of Christ. The Eucharist reenacts the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and is a remembrance of his commandment to "do this in memory of me." It is the source and summit of the Christian faith.
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The Eucharist, also known as Holy Communion or the Lord's Supper, is a sacrament that was instituted by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper. It consists of bread and wine that are consecrated by a priest and become the body and blood of Christ. The Eucharist reenacts the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and is a remembrance of his commandment to "do this in memory of me." It is the source and summit of the Christian faith.
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- 2. What is the Holy Eucharist? Holy Eucharist is a Sacrament and a sacrifice “Eucharist” comes from the Greek word “Eucharistia”. Means “Thanksgiving” or communion give us opportunity to continue the memory of Christ passion and unite ourselves to him. The Eucharist is called “Holy Communion, The Lord’s supper or Divine Liturgy, Breaking of the bread, Blessed Sacrament, Holy Sacrifice, Memorial and other names”.
- 3. In the Holy Eucharist, under the appearances of bread and wine, the Lord Christ contained, offered and received. Christ instituted the Holy Eucharist at the Last Supper(final meal), the night(he betrayed) before he died. When our Lord instituted it the apostles were present. The Holy Eucharist is the very center of catholic worship, the heart of catholic life. Because the church believes that the Son of God is truly present in the Blessed Sacrament.
- 4. Do this in Memory of me Jesus asking his disciples to repeat this holy meal as a way of keeping him alive and to our heart to the world after his death. Whenever we gather to this, Jesus promises to be present in our midst (side).
- 5. If you are the Body of Christ and its members it is what you are that respond “Amen” this response is your signature. You hear “Body of Christ” you respond Amen. Be a member of the Body of Christ so that your Amen may be true.
- 6. New Covenant Jesus making a new covenant, God will love us as a parent loves a child and we will love and serve God as sons and daughters. Covenant is a bonding agreement between two parties. This covenant may be between two equals person or a superior (Higher in Social Position) or inferior (Lower Social Position)
- 7. The value of Holy Eucharist? If we can understand a Christian to be someone who part of the Body of Christ, then we can see that if takes a life time to become a Christian. It take life time our actions to be in unity with Christ. The Eucharist is a blessing. The Father blesses us by giving us life. We return thanks and Adoration to God the father for all that he has done. When we recognize (aware) we are Body of Christ, we will care for each other and the world will see what it means to be a disciple of Christ.
- 9. Altar and Mass furnishings CORPORAL PURIFICATOR CHALICE CIBORIUM PATEN CRUETS PALL
- 10. LECTIONARY ALTAR CANDLE ALTAR CROSS MONSTRANCE
- 11. The structure of the Eucharistic Celebration • The intrinsic unity of the liturgical action (The Eucharistic Celebration is a gathering) • The liturgy of the word • The homily • The presentation of the gifts • The Eucharistic Prayer • The sign of peace • The distribution and reception of the Eucharist (final blessing) • The dismissal: “Ite, missa est”
- 12. ACTIVITY 1. What is the meaning of Eucharist? A. Thanksgiving B. Believing C. Receiving 2. Who explained that the presence of Christ is truly present in the Eucharist? A.Pope Paul II B.Pope Paul VI C.Pope Benedict
- 13. ACTIVITY 3. Christ speaks through ? A. Bread and Wine B. Scriptures C. Altar Cross 4. Give at least 3 mass and altar furnishings. 5. Person in the Holy Eucharist.