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Jesus loved them to the end. |
cf John 13:1 |
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The sacrament of charity, the Holy Eucharist,
is the gift that Jesus Christ makes of Himself,
thus revealing to us God's infinite love
for every man and woman.
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'Sacramentum Caritatis', Pope Benedict XVI
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I am the living bread
that came down from heaven. |
Jesus; John 6:51 |
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At Holy Communion and the moments following,
you have the happiness to be able to speak face to face,
heart to heart, with Jesus.
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St. Julie Billart, 19th century
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I will go to the altar of God
and I will praise you, O God, my God. |
Psalm 43:4 |
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Try to gather more frequently to celebrate God's Eucharist
and to praise Him; For when you meet with frequency,
Satan's powers are overthrown and his destructiveness is undone
by the unanimity of your faith.
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St. Ignatius of Antioch, 1st century
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This is my body given for you,
do this in remembrance of me. |
Jesus; Luke 22:19 |
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The Eucharist, as Christ's saving presence
in the community of the faithful and its spiritual food,
is the most precious possession the Church can have
in her journey through history.
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'Ecclesia de Eucharistia', Pope John Paul II
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Sir, give us this bread always. |
John 6:34 |
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The Eucharist is the Gift of gifts, and the Grace of graces.
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Bl. Angela of Foligno, 13th century
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I am the bread that came down from heaven. |
Jesus; John 6:41 |
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This is the wonderful truth, my dear friends:
the Word, which became flesh two thousand years ago,
is present today in the Eucharist.
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Pope John Paul II, 20th century
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The bread of God
is that which comes down from heaven
and gives life to the world. |
Jesus; John 6:33 |
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The Eucharist is the bread that gives strength.
It is at once the most eloquent proof of Christ's love
and the most powerful means of fostering his love in us.
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Bl. Damien of Molokai, 19th century
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This is my body given for you. |
Jesus; Luke 22:19 |
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In the Eucharist, Lord Jesus,
you are both Shepherd and green Pasture.
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St. Thomas Aquinas, 13th century
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