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Transubstantation Versus Consubstantiation: Doctrine of the Holy EucharistTransubstantiation is the Roman Catholic doctrine regarding the consecration of bread and wine into the body and blood of Jesus Christ during mass. Other Christian denominations do not agree with this doctrine. -
Finding Christian Unity Through the Holy EucharistSince the birth of the Protestant Reformaton, Christians have been divided on our understanding of Communion/Holy Eucharist. This article argues that the return to true Christian unity comes by accepting the Catholic understanding of the Holy Eucharist. -
Defending the Catholic Faith: The EucharistThis discussion of the Eucharist unpacks Jesus' teaching and unfolds the mystery of the Eucharist in the celebration of the Catholic Mass.
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Sacrament of the Eucharist (Communion)About the Sacrament of the Eucharist.
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The Eucharist, Our SanctificationThe fruits of the Eucharistic celebration come from a tree whose roots are grounded on the Old Testament while the branches are spread all over the New Testament.
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Baptism, the Eucharist, and the Graveyard Practices of the Early ChurchEach of the three sacraments: baptism, the Eucharist, and graveyard practices of the early church were used as tools of unification and marked the church as a new type of organization.
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Catholic Sacraments: EucharistA compact, easy to understand guide on the Catholic sacrament of the Eucharist.
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The Eucharist to Luther and De Sales: A ComparisonThis paper will examine some Eucharist-centered differences between Martin Luther and Francis De Sales and explain them, at least in part, by reference to the personal theologies that each author holds.
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The Eucharist: Miracle or Metaphor ?Roman Catholics believe that at the consecration of the Mass, the bread and wine become the body and blood of Jesus Christ.
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The Song of PraiseThe Eucharist wine has tilted to one side in your favor.
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Space BalletThe Moon is rising like the Eucharist Lunacy is its laughing sacrament
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Drinking Jesus' Blood and Eating His FleshRead on to learn about the significance of eating Jesus' flesh and and drinking his blood and to learn what Jesus actually meant by his command in John 6. Discover what the Eucharist symbolizes and how it affects the Christian life. -
The Importance and Respect for the Bread /Eucharist in Church!Jesus said to them, "I tell you the truth, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood; you have no life in you.
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Christian Doctrine Through Martin Luther's EyesMartin Luther's views on the Christian Doctrines of justification, the Eucharist and the Nature of the Church are portrayed through his person.
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THE BARD SCHOOL of THOUGHT/Letter to Marilyn MansonA letter to Marilyn Manson on the Eucharist
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Becoming More like JesusIt has been revealed to me through Jesus that I am physically and spiritually becoming more Him each time I receive Him in the Holy Eucharist. -
First Penance with the Catholic ChurchOn August 8, 1910, Pope St. Pius X issued the decree for Quam Singulari, which allowed a child who had attained the age of reason (about seven years of age) to receive the sacrament of Penance and to receive the Holy Eucharist.
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This is My BodyIn this article Ms. Kenney reflects upon the Eucharist which is the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus.
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Jesse Tree Advent Devotional CraftHistory, tradition, devotional use of the Jesse Tree to trace the lineage of Our Lord and prepare for his coming. Craft project instructions.
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Christmas Eve Church Services in ChicagoFor many families, attending a church service on Christmas Eve is a very important tradition. For those new to a city, finding a holiday service to take part in can be difficult.
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Christmas Eve Church Services in DallasSchedules for Christmas Eve services at seven Dallas area churches
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Christmas Eve Church Services in ManhattanAnyone looking for Christmas Eve services in Manhattan has plenty of churches and denominations to choose from. Here is a list of churches you can visit for concerts, pageants and worship services on Christmas Eve.
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The Similarities and Differences Between Lutheranism, Catholicism, and BuddhismFor my final project I compared a Buddhist library and a Catholic Church to my Lutheran Church. The Catholic Church and the Lutheran Church had much in common because they are both Christian, and the Buddhist Library was very different.
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Christmas Eve Church Services in AtlantaThe churches of Atlanta, Georgia are offering a wide variety of Christmas Eve services this year. Regardless of your family's denomination, you are sure to be able to find a church that suits your family's needs.
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Understanding the Feast of EpiphanyEpiphany is also known as the Twelfth Day, which is the twelfth day after Christmas.
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The Dark Mirror - Is Dracula a Metaphor for the Anti-Christ?Analysis of the Bram Stoker classic and Biblical text in effort to prove that the King of the Undead is also the image of the Anti-Christ.
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Christmas Eve Church Services in Manhattan, New YorkDescription of available Christmas Eve Mass in NYC.
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Spirituality Vs. Scientific MaterialismA discussion of Alfred, Lord Tennyson's spirituality and its reflection in his works, specificaly "The Holy Grail."
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Margery KempeA review of Margery Kempe, based on her book.
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No PSR Classes: How to Prepare Your Child for First CommunionAll over the world, Catholic churches have closed or are closing due to a shortage of priests, causing people to have to travel hours just to attend Sunday Mass. Because of this PSR (Parish School of Religion) classes, if they are offered, are almost impossible to attend.
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The Origins of Black Magic and the Black MassBlack magic rituals actually trace back to French grimmoires which are in turn based on writings from the Jewish apocrypha.
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The Anglican and Episcopalian ChurchThe colonists who were formerly part of the Anglican Church established the Episcopal Church, so that they could continue practicing their same religious beliefs, without associating with the King, who was despised at this time.
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The Seven Sacraments of the Catholic ChurchInformation on the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church.
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Independence Day: An Essay on First LoveAn essay on first love
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7 Top Myths About CatholicsFor the most part, Catholics, on the surface, are no different than any ordinary person who worships and believes in God: they pray, they go to church, they have faith. Then, why are they so misunderstood?
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September 11 Events, Tributes and Memorials in New York City9/11 is still fresh in many of our minds every day
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Transubstantiation Through the AgesFollow a line of Church documents from the Bible to the Council of Trent to see what the Catholic Church really teaches about Communion. -
Bible Study: Paul's Rejection of the Jewish La - Is it Anti-Judaic?Author W.D. Davies argues that Paul's rejection of the Law for Jesus Christ is rooted in Palestinian Jewish literature; however this argument is criticized by E.P. Sanders who claims that Paul's theology stems only from Paul's new-born revelation. -
Was it Necessary for Paul Invented a Hellenistic Theology to Allow for a Universally Loving God?Author Daniel Boyarin criticizes W.D. Davie's interpretation that Paul's theology stems solely from Palestine Judaism, arguing that only Hellenism allows Paul to preach about a universally loving God. -
Ten Sweet Treats of YesteryearDo you remember Razzles, Pixy Sticks, and Wax Bottles? If so, then you will enjoy these ten sugary treats from yesteryear.
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