Similarly, Jesus did not mean the Eucharist to be celebrated just one time. He told the disciples, “Do this in remembrance of me” (Luke 22:19), and it became a regular feature of Christian life.

The angel held a chalice with a Host suspended in the air over it. Drops of blood fell from the Host into the chalice. ... Apparitions always relate to Jesus and the Eucharist, ...

The Holy Eucharist is the Sacrament which contains the body and blood, soul and divinity, of our Lord Jesus Christ under the appearances of bread and wine. Q. 871.

Vatican City, Apr 15, 2010 / 08:52 am. That "Jesus Christ continues alive and truly present in the consecrated host and the chalice" is the central point of the Catholic faith, Pope Benedict said ...

Dr. Johnson agrees: “The Eucharist isn't just about the presence of Christ in the wine but also about the presence of Christ in each other.” An Episcopalian bishop, William E. Swing, Dr ...

Pope Francis laughs after losing his zucchetto to a gust of window during his general audience in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican March 21. At the audience the pope confirmed that he will visit ...

So too with Christians. The Eucharist, more than a thanksgiving for the past, unites us with the sacrifice of Christ and renews the covenant the Father offered us in Jesus.

If so, Jesus could have just purified the water at the wedding feast of Cana. Instead, he made 180 gallons of wine—enough to fill about 1,000 bottles. Seems a bit excessive for hydration purposes.

The eucharistic prayer is addressed to the Father, not to Jesus. This is why the current acclamations addressed to Jesus after the consecration ("We proclaim your Death, Oh Lord, and profess your ...

In Jesus Thirsts: The Miracle of the Eucharist, we embark on a global journey to rediscover and revive the transformative power of the Eucharist.