The Eucharist

What Is the Eucharist? | Catholic Answers Guide to the Sacraments

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“Christmas” isn’t a secular word. It literally means Christ’s Mass. The name comes from Old English Cristes mæsse—the Mass of Christ. From the beginning, Christmas was about worship, not winter vibes, gifts, or sentimentality. You can’t separate Christ from Christmas without emptying the word of its meaning. ➡️ No Christ. No Christmas. ✝️ The name itself testifies to the Eucharist and the Incarnation. 👉 Subscribe: www.youtube.com/@CatholicTruthOfficial 🙏 Support our Catechesis & Evangelization

Mae Sharifi on Instagram: "The 'Sower Jesus' image was stamped onto the loaf of bread. Archaeologists suggested the loaf conveyed divine blessing over agricultural labor, perhaps hoping for a bountiful harvest. The combination of the Greek inscription expressing gratitude, the distinctive 'Farming Jesus' iconography, and the Maltese Cross motifs on the loaves suggest these are very likely communion breads used in the central Christian ritual of the Eucharist. In Byzantine Christian practice, bre