Friday, June 14, 2013

Why did Christ choose bread and wine?

Protestants dismiss it.


Secularists mock it.


Even some Catholics are
perplexed by it.  





And yet the Eucharist is the cornerstone
of everything we believe as Catholics.


Do you fully understand this
"Sacrament of sacraments?"


Here's a test . . . 






How could Jesus offer his body and blood

at the Last Supper when he had not yet died?


 

Why did He choose to use bread and wine

instead of another food or drink?




 


Did the earliest Christians have the same

beliefs about the Eucharist as we do today?

 
 “If angels could be jealous of men,"
said Maximilian Kolbe, "they would be so
for one reason: Holy Communion." 


Even so, many of us struggle to see Christ in the Eucharist,
and our spiritual and prayer lives suffer as a result.


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