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1. The priest held up the bread of the Eucharist in his hand
2. 1 But concerning the Eucharist after this fashion give you thanks
3. 5 And let none eat or drink of your Eucharist but such as have been baptized into the name of the Lord for of a truth the Lord has said concerning this Give not that which is holy to dogs
4. us in The Idylls of the King that Galahad, describing the celebration of the Eucharist, said:
5. and the Liberal Catholic Churches-- that celebrate the Holy Eucharist at all in
6. Celebration of the Holy Eucharist among our Christian brethren there appears
7. To every celebration of the Holy Eucharist comes an Angel of
8. especial y Holy Eucharist
9. Oh Jesus by your soul, body divinity presenting the Host Eucharist, accept the tears of my soul that these very precious souls to you (mention here the name of those you wish to pray for) may not lose eternity forever
10. That the soul which preserves a genuine devotion to my presence in the Eucharist will not be condemned or die without the sacraments of the church
11. Through Mary we pray that we may be pure in thought and deed, through Mary we pray for a deep understanding of our personal love for us in the Holy Eucharist; that, like her, we may respond to you with our whole heart
12. Jesus increase our faith in your Real presence in the blessed sacrament, the mystery of faith, that like the disciples who came to know you ‘in the breaking of the bread’ we may come to know you in the Eucharist in an intimate and personal way with deep and living faith that grows to ‘conviction about the things we do not see’ and enables us to experience the sweetness of your love “which surpasses all knowledge
13. Jesus, through Mary we humbly surrender our hearts to you that we ‘may live the gospel, the whole gospel, in the whole of our life; in response to the Eucharist where you give your heart to us
14. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, truly present in the Holy Eucharist, I consecrate my body and soul to be entirely one with your heart, being sanctified at every instant on all alters of the world and giving praise to the Father, pleading for the coming of his kingdom
15. He placed a very simple monstrance, a small crystal container holding the Eucharist or sacred bread, venerated as the Body and Blood of Christ, on the coffee table high altar
16. It made it so convenient for him to attend Eucharist and some of the celebrations of the Divine Office with the nuns who formed part of his spiritual Salesian family
17. The following day a Resurrection Liturgy of the Word and Eucharist was celebrated at the local parish church
18. del Corpus: Corpus Christi, the day upon which the institution ofthe Holy Eucharist is commemorated
19. Supper (referred to as the Eucharist by those of
20. of the Eucharist in a Catholic mass, or the consummation of a relationship
21. “But let no one eat or drink of your Eucharist [Lord’s Supper], unless they have been baptized into the Name of the Lord; for concerning this also the Lord has said, ‘Give not that which is holy to the dogs
22. When will the swan-winged-snow ever cover this Aurum heat, my Eucharist Trip
23. The infant was being held up high like a beautiful little lamb, like a chalice at the Celebration of the Holy Eucharist, in the priest’s strong hands
24. The Church baptizes him, anoints him, gives him the eucharist, confesses him, even after he has lost consciousness, administers extreme unction to him, and prays for him,—and he is saved
25. In the Eucharist, the true body and blood of Christ are substantially present, and the elements are changed into the substance of Christ, whose body and blood are corporeally partaken of by communicants
26. The Eucharist is also an expiatory sacrifice
27. To all priests in common belongs, besides the preaching of the word, the administration of the SIX SACRAMENTS,—BAPTISM, CONFIRMATION, PENANCE, EUCHARIST, MATRIMONY, UNCTION OF THE SICK
28. If art has been able to convey the sentiment of reverence for images, for the eucharist, and for the king's person; of shame at betraying a comrade, devotion to a flag, the necessity of revenge for an insult, the need to sacrifice one's labor for the erection and adornment of churches, the duty of defending one's honor or the glory of one's native land—then that same art can also evoke reverence for the dignity of every man and for the life of every animal; can make men ashamed of luxury, of violence, of revenge, or of using for their pleasure that of which others are in need; can compel people freely, gladly, and without noticing it, to sacrifice themselves in the service of man