The Holy Eucharist, Explained in This Great Cartoon - ChurchPOP. 25 Things Every Franciscan University Student Understands – Epic Pew.

People “attend” or “assist at” Mass, and the Eucharist, much more than a dinner entrée, was not “served” at that first instance of Communion, but consecrated.

In other words, a superhero worthy of a comic book. A scene from “Digital Disciple: Carlo Acutis and the Eucharist” written by Philip Kosloski, the founder of Voyage Comics & Publishing.

Its consecration at Mass is not accompanied by lightning or thunder as if in a cartoon, he noted; nor is the Eucharist accompanied by visible heavenly splendor or choirs of angels.

Its consecration at Mass is not accompanied by lightning or thunder as if in a cartoon, he noted; nor is the Eucharist accompanied by visible heavenly splendor or choirs of angels.