The Eucharist

PROTESTANT PASTOR MOCKS THE MASS – Catholic Explained

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A Protestant pastor joked that Catholic Mass is basically:Stand.Sit.Kneel.Repeat. 😭 But Catholics aren’t moving around for no reason. We kneel because we believe Jesus is truly present in the Eucharist.We stand in reverence.We sit to listen.We kneel in worship. What looks strange from the outside starts to make sense once you understand what Catholics believe

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The Church Fathers Debunked Protestantism (and no one noticed) – Cameron Riecker

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Understand the history of the Eucharist and how early church teachings address modern questions about the faith. Kevin from the channel Since 33 AD joins me to examine what the ancient community believed about the sacrament. We look past common arguments to see how the historical record informs our current understanding, specifically for those wrestling

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Former Pentecostal Discovers the Sinner’s Prayer Is NOT in the Bible | Sam Shamoun Answers

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Video Description:A former Pentecostal who became Catholic asks a question that millions of Christians have never seriously examined: Where does the Bible teach the modern “Sinner’s Prayer”? Peter remembers accepting Jesus into his heart and experiencing what felt like the Holy Spirit. But when challenged to show where anyone in Scripture was saved through that

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A Baptist Asks About the Eucharist—Then Sam Shamoun Explains What Protestants Are Missing – More Sam Shamoun

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What is the difference between Protestant communion and the Catholic and Orthodox Eucharist—and why have historic Christians treated the Eucharist as something far more than a symbol? In this powerful conversation, a woman who grew up Baptist asks Sam Shamoun about the Eucharist, the Real Presence of Jesus Christ, Catholicism, Orthodoxy, and how the early

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The Eucharist SHOOK His Protestant Faith—Then He Asked Sam Shamoun About Mary – More Sam Shamoun

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Can the Assumption of Mary actually be defended from early Christianity—and what should a Protestant do when church history begins challenging everything he was taught? Sam Shamoun, in this powerful conversation, speaks with Tyler, a non-denominational Christian who has spent over a year studying the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, apostolic succession, Catholicism,

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This is The Biggest Difference Between Non Denominational Christianity and Catholicism – Sean Hiller

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Do Catholics or Non Denom Christians Worship as God intended? Is this the same RELIGION? If you walked into Mass would you say that? Or if you walked into a Non Denom service would that be your question? Today, we walk through each experience and why they look so dramatically different. CHAPTERS 0:00 Why So

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The Priest Is Not a Performer — So What Is He?

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The Catholic priest is not an entertainer, a religious celebrity, or simply a man chosen to lead a congregation. Through the Sacrament of Holy Orders, he receives an indelible sacramental character and is set apart for sacred ministry. ✝️ Catholic tradition therefore speaks of the priest as alter Christus — “another Christ.” But what does

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Minnesota Priest Couldn’t Lift the Chalice After Mystical Experience: ‘I Felt the Weight of Our Sin’ – Avoiding Babylon

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A priest in Hopkins, Minnesota couldn’t lift the chalice. What happened at that altar has people arguing — and Anthony Abbate breaks down why. Fr. Brent Bowman describes a mystical experience during Mass — a moment where, in his words, he felt “the weight of our sin” and physically could not raise the chalice. The

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Statement from Father Brent Bowman Regarding Eucharistic Experience During Mass

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September 16, 2026To the good people of God:  Praise be Jesus Christ, now and forever! On Monday, September 14, I celebrated the Holy Mass for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross at St. Gabriel’s Catholic Church in Hopkins, MN. Present were Chesterton Academy students, faculty and staff and parishioners of the parish. During the

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Priest in his own words: ‘the chalice became too heavy’; Viganò exclusive on Leo – Sign Of The Cross

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A Minnesota priest’s viral account of a mystical experience during Mass has captivated millions. Father Brant Bowman described an overwhelming, physical sensory weight while holding the chalice, which he understood as divine grace revealing “the immense weight of all our sins” and the passion of Christ. He clarified that this was not a physical transformation,

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A Baptist Challenges Sam Shamoun on the Eucharist, Mary, and the One True Church – More Sam Shamoun

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Is the Holy Eucharist really the body and blood of Jesus Christ—or is the Catholic belief simply a form of cannibalism? In this powerful conversation, a Baptist questions Sam Shamoun about Catholicism, the Real Presence of Jesus Christ, and the biblical meaning of eating Christ’s flesh and drinking Christ’s blood. Sam Shamoun explains why the

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Christ’s Obedience Reverses Adam’s Disobedience Forever – Catholic Parents Online

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The triumph of the cross is celebrated, highlighting its spiritual significance as a reversal of Adam and Eve’s disobedience in the Garden of Eden. Jesus’ obedience on the cross, fulfilling prophecies from Psalms and Isaiah, demonstrates God’s love and overcomes sin and death. The Eucharist, representing the fruit of the tree of life, offers us

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Why Protestants Can’t receive Communion at a Catholic Mass (5 Reasons)

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Can Protestants receive Communion at a Catholic Mass? Why does the Catholic Church say no to non-Catholics at the Eucharist? If you’ve ever sat in a Catholic pew as a Protestant or Evangelical and felt hurt watching the communion line pass you by, this episode was made for you. Kenny Burchard, a former Protestant pastor,

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He Thought the Eucharist Was Just a Symbol—Until Sam Shamoun Showed Him THIS – More Sam Shamoun

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What does Jesus really mean when He commands believers to eat His flesh and drink His blood in John 6:54? In this powerful conversation, a Protestant brother asks Sam Shamoun whether the Eucharist is truly the body and blood of Jesus Christ—or merely a symbolic representation of Christ. Sam Shamoun opens the Bible and examines

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An Ancient Bishop’s Terrifying and Heavenly Vision of Souls: Eucharist Snapshot | Ep. 88 – Eternal Christendom (with Joshua Charles)

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In this Eucharist Snapshot, we cover an ancient bishop’s vision of worthy and unworthy souls receiving the Eucharist, one radiant with heavenly splendor, the other grotesque, ghastly and hellish. In short, he saw the reality of Catholic truth when it comes to how we receive the Eucharist, which is Christ’s Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity.

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Pagans Hated Christians for Doing This – Brian Holdsworth

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“When Protestants today decry Catholics for what they claim is paganism… they actually sound exactly like ancient pagans who denounced the ancient Christians for the same thing.” Support the channel by visiting: https://brianholdsworth.ca/help Catholics venerate the bones and belongings of saints—and to many Protestants, that looks unmistakably pagan. But there’s a problem with that accusation:

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Bishop Strickland’s Urgent Message: He Descended Into Our Weakness – And He’s Not Leaving – Sign Of The Cross

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In this powerful reflection, Bishop Strickland leads a reading of Dei Verbum, the Second Vatican Council’s dogmatic constitution on divine revelation, and pauses on a single sentence that stopped him in his tracks: “The marvelous condescension of eternal wisdom is clearly shown” in Sacred Scripture. Strickland explains that God’s condescension is not prideful speaking down,

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Why Catholics Remain in Prayer After Holy Communion

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What happens after Holy Communion at the Traditional Latin Mass? After the sacred vessels are purified, the priest returns to the Missal and reads the Communion Antiphon — a brief liturgical text proper to the Mass, ordinarily drawn from Sacred Scripture. Its words help illuminate the feast, season, or mystery being celebrated in light of

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10 HUGE Problems with Protestant Worship – Scholastic Answers

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Ten structural problems with Protestant worship, starting with the one that generates most of the others: the claim that the Church cannot bind the conscience to anything Scripture does not explicitly command. From there we work through the absence of a true and proper sacrifice, prayers for the dead, the cult of the saints, Eucharistic

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Anchor Team 261: Addressing Loss of Belief in the Real Presence with Rich May – Lepanto Institute

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The greatest crisis in the Church today is the desacralization of our Lord in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass … contributing to loss in belief in the Real Presence. Drawing from the fruits of the USCCB three-year revival as a starting point, and recent survey data, Rich digs deeper evaluating our posture for reception

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Why Does the Priest Save Every Tiny Fragment of the Host? | Excerpta Catechismi

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Why does the priest so carefully purify the chalice, the paten, and even his fingers after Holy Communion? In the Traditional Latin Mass, every visible fragment of the Sacred Host is treated with profound reverence because the Church believes that Jesus Christ is truly present—Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity—in the Holy Eucharist. These sacred actions

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St. Jerome: Every “Crumb” of the Eucharist is Christ’s Body (Eucharist Snapshot) | Ep. 83 – Joshua Charles

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In this latest Eucharist Snapshot, we cover two homilies (Homily 55 and 57 on the Psalms) in which St. Jerome speaks about the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, down to every “crumb”! VISIT OUR WEBSITE➡️ https://eternalchristendom.com/ CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIAX:   / joshuatcharles  Facebook:   / joshuatcharles  Instagram:   / joshuatcharles   DIVE DEEPERCheck out our “Becoming Catholic” resources, where you’ll find

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What to Do During Holy Communion at the Latin Mass

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🙏 Attending the Traditional Latin Mass for the first time? This short guide explains how Holy Communion is traditionally received with reverence, humility, and silent thanksgiving. Learn why the faithful kneel at the communion rail, receive Our Lord on the tongue, remain silent while the priest administers Holy Communion, and spend time in prayer after

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Why Catholics Say “Lord, I Am Not Worthy” Before Communion🙏 Why do Catholics pray, “Lord, I am not worthy,” before Holy Communion?

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Just before receiving Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist, the priest and faithful repeat the words of the Roman centurion from Matthew 8:8. This prayer expresses profound humility, unwavering faith, and complete confidence in Christ’s mercy. Repeated three times, it is not vain repetition but a loving preparation to receive the King of Kings in

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Eucharistic Miracles: Heaven’s Evidence on Earth | Shaun McAfee

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Why does God give the Church Eucharistic miracles? Shaun McAfee joins Conor to explore some of the Church’s most extraordinary Eucharistic miracles, from Lanciano and Bolsena to Siena and beyond, examining what history, science, and Catholic tradition reveal about these remarkable events. Along the way, they discuss the Real Presence, why miracles strengthen rather than

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Why Must the Priest Receive Communion First?

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🙏 Why does the priest receive Holy Communion before the faithful during the Traditional Latin Mass? Many people assume it is a privilege of rank. In reality, it is a profound part of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. After offering the sacrifice in the person of Christ, the priest first receives the Sacred Victim

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Why Catholics Pray for Peace Before Holy Communion

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🙏 Why does the Traditional Latin Mass pray for peace just before Holy Communion? After the Fraction, the priest proclaims, “The peace of the Lord be always with you.” This is not merely peace among men. It is the supernatural peace Christ won through His Sacrifice on Calvary, the same Sacrifice made present upon the

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Eucharist Snapshot: 1st Century Catholic Worship in the “Didache” | Ep. 78 – Eternal Christendom (with Joshua Charles)

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Today we are inaugurating a new mini-series: the “Eucharist Snapshot.” Like the “Papal Snapshot,” the Eucharist Snapshot will go document-by-document to prove the ancient roots of Catholic belief about the Eucharist. This first “Eucharist Snapshot” will cover the Didache, perhaps the most ancient Christian document outside the Bible, and the incredibly Catholic things it says

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Day 17: What Jesus Meant by “Watch One Hour With Me

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This Short explains the traditional Catholic devotion of the Holy Hour—its origin in Christ’s Agony in the Garden, its renewal through St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, and its place as one of the Church’s great acts of reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. A Holy Hour is not merely spending sixty minutes in church. It

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Eucharistic Miracle of 1263: Proof of the Real Presence? – Sensus Fidelium

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In 1263, a German priest named Peter of Prague stopped in Bolsena during a pilgrimage to Rome. Though a devout priest, he struggled with doubts concerning the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist. While celebrating Holy Mass at the tomb of St. Christina, the consecrated Host began to bleed, staining the corporal

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Book – Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist by Brant Pitre

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A revelatory exploration of the Jewish roots of the Last Supper that seeks to understand exactly what happened at Jesus’ final Passover. “Clear, profound and practical—you do not want to miss this book.”—Dr. Scott Hahn, author of The Lamb’s Supper and The Fourth Cup Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist shines fresh light

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Dr. Brant Pitre, Jesus & the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist

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Dr. Brant Pitre on “Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist”. In this presentation, you will explore the Eucharist as the New Passover, the New Manna from Heaven, and the mysterious New ‘Bread of the Presence.’ If you are looking to deepen your faith in and understanding of the inexhaustible treasure that is the

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The Catholic Mass and Eucharist: All There in the 2nd Century (St. Justin Martyr) | Ep. 40 – Eternal Christendom (with Joshua Charles)

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In this episode, we cover an astounding discovery we made in the writings of the Church Fathers, particularly St. Justin Martyr: his description of Christian worship and belief about the Eucharist continues to match Catholic practice and theology to this very day. VISIT OUR WEBSITEhttps://eternalchristendom.com/

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The Mass Is a Sacrifice — Not a Performance | Traditional Catholic Teaching – Excerpta Catechismi

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The Holy Mass is not a show. It is the same Sacrifice of Calvary, made present on our altars through the hands of the priest. In this episode of The Holy Mass Explained, we draw from the Roman Catechism, the Baltimore Catechism, the Council of Trent, and the witness of the saints to rediscover the

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Fr. Ripperger Explains the Holy Eucharist | The Real Presence, Holy Communion & Sanctifying Grace – Sensus Fidelium

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The Holy Eucharist is the greatest treasure of the Catholic Church. In this powerful conference, Fr. Chad Ripperger explains the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament, the sacrificial nature of the Holy Mass, the effects of Holy Communion, Eucharistic devotion, spiritual communion, sanctifying grace, and the profound connection between the Sacred Heart

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The Shocking Truth About Holy Communion Most Catholics Ignore | Corpus Christi Sermon – Sensus Fidelium

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On the Feast of Corpus Christi, we honor Our Lord Jesus Christ truly present in the Most Holy Eucharist—Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity. In this powerful sermon, Fr. Perricone reflects on the majesty owed to the Blessed Sacrament, the profound humility of Christ hidden beneath the appearance of bread, and the necessity of examining our

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In My Trouble I Cried to the Lord: The Gift of Counsel & Corpus Christi – Sensus Fidelium

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As Catholics navigate an increasingly confusing world, the Gift of Counsel has never been more necessary. In this powerful sermon for the season of Corpus Christi, we are reminded that Holy Communion is not merely receiving the Body of Christ, but also His Sacred Humanity, His Human Soul, and His Divinity. Within Christ’s Sacred Humanity

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What Eucharistic Miracles Are Really Saying – Fr. Robert Altier

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The first reading discusses Moses speaking to the people in the desert, highlighting God’s testing of their faithfulness. The Eucharist, the body and blood of Christ, is central to this test, as Jesus emphasizes the importance of consuming his flesh and blood for eternal life. The homily addresses the literal interpretation of John 6, emphasizing

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The Greatest Gift Ever Given: The Holy Eucharist Explained | Corpus Christi – Sensus Fidelium

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On the great Solemnity of Corpus Christi, this powerful Catholic sermon reflects on the immeasurable gift of the Holy Eucharist—the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus Christ. Discover the profound humility of Our Lord hidden beneath the appearance of bread, the inspiring story behind the institution of the Feast of Corpus Christi, and the

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Panis Angelicus: The Eucharist as Preparation for Heaven – Sensus Fidelium

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On the great Feast of Corpus Christi, this profound sermon reflects on the mystery of the Holy Eucharist as the “Bread of Angels” and its role in preparing the soul for eternity. Drawing from Psalm 77, St. Thomas Aquinas, and the theology of the Beatific Vision, this meditation explores how frequent reception of Holy Communion

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How Corpus Christi Began | St. Juliana’s Vision and the Miracle of St. Thomas Aquinas – Sensus Fidelium

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The Feast of Corpus Christi is one of the greatest celebrations in the Catholic Church, honoring the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist. In this sermon, discover the remarkable story of St. Juliana of Liège, whose visions led to the establishment of Corpus Christi throughout Christendom. Learn how Pope Urban IV approved

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Today is the feast of Corpus Christi – Hughes de Payens on x

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https://x.com/hdpayens/status/2062577001068662823?s=20 Today is the Feast of Corpus Christi. And the man the Church trusted to give the feast its words was the most formidable intellect she has ever produced — which is the entire point. The devotion did not begin with Thomas. It began in the visions of a Belgian nun, St. Juliana of Liège,

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🙏 Why do Catholics carry a small white Host through public streets?

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On the Feast of Corpus Christi, Catholics publicly proclaim their faith in the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist. The Eucharist is not merely a symbol. It is the true Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Our Lord Jesus Christ. This feast reminds us that the Holy Mass is the Sacrifice of

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