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Carlo’s longing for the Eucharist drove him to ask permission to receive earlier than was customary. At 7, Carlo received his first Communion and never missed Mass again. Not just Sunday Mass, either.

The New Yorker magazine has managed to insult Christians and Jews alike with a cartoon depicting the Last Supper in an April issue, writes columnist Phyllis Zagano.

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.

The Eucharist’s finality, in terms of communion and the Holy Spirit, emerges also in Bonaventure. His use of the traditional threefold sacramental structure in his theology of this sacrament ...

Streaming the Eucharist online continues a pattern of not understanding the true meaning of the Eucharist. While watching the Eucharist online is nonsensical, however, broadcasting the Liturgy of ...

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.

The Eucharist isolated cartoon vector illustration. Kids going to their first Eucharist holy communion, religious spirit, Catholic observances, sacrament in the church vector cartoon. Symbols of the ...