Addai and Mari name a prayer used in a Syrian variant of this practice called the Holy Qurbana, and an 8th-century miracle in Lanciano,
Addai and Mari name a prayer used in a Syrian variant of this practice called the Holy Qurbana, and an 8th-century miracle in Lanciano, Italy allegedly occurred during this practice. Sections 7 and 8 of the Letter to the Smyrnaeans, by Ignatius of Antioch, defend this practice. In Eastern Orthodox churches, an anamnensis, and then the epiclesis, precede it in an anaphora prayer. More generally, it often involves the Words of Institution and a display stand called the monstrance. A rift developed at the Marburg Colloquy over whether this practice involves a "real presence." For 10 points, name this sacrament which for Catholics involves transubstantiation, in which Christians partake of the body and blood of Christ in what was bread and wine.
Addai and Mari name a prayer used in a Syrian variant of this practice called the Holy Qurbana, and an 8th-century miracle in Lanciano,
Eucharist [accept Holy Communion; prompt "Lord's Supper," "Divine Liturgy," "Most Blessed Sacrament," "Sacrament of the Altar," "Divine Service," "Oblation," or combinations thereof; do not accept "transubstantiation" at any point; accept Qurbana until just before "Qurbana" is read]