All works of the apostolate and ecclesiastical ministries are bound and oriented toward it, and according to the Catechism, it is "the source and summit of Christian life."
All works of the apostolate and ecclesiastical ministries are bound and oriented toward it, and according to the Catechism, it is "the source and summit of Christian life." Matthew 26:28 is cited as proof that this practice results in forgiveness for one's sins. Instituted at the Last Supper, justification for this practice can be found in John 6:53, where Jesus says "Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink His blood you will not have life in you." FTP, identify this Catholic sacrament of consuming bread and wine in the belief that one is consuming the body and blood of Christ.
All works of the apostolate and ecclesiastical ministries are bound and oriented toward it, and according to the Catechism, it is "the source and summit of Christian life."
{Eucharist} (accept Holy Communion or Lord's Supper, Holy of Holies, Table of the Lord, Lord's Body, or Blessed Sacrament of the Altar)