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Jerok
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Baptism of desire is when a person wishes to be baptized, explicitly or not, but dies first. God may grant them this baptism upon death so they may enter heaven as Jesus made it clear noone enters heaven without baptism.
But Jesus also made it clear that we must eat his body and drink his blood to have life. Since Catholics believe that the Eucharist is an extension of baptism, the fulfillment of it, it makes sense that there is a ‘Eucharist of desire’ of sorts, where the person is filled with life and partakes in the divine nature before death as well.
Thoughts?
But Jesus also made it clear that we must eat his body and drink his blood to have life. Since Catholics believe that the Eucharist is an extension of baptism, the fulfillment of it, it makes sense that there is a ‘Eucharist of desire’ of sorts, where the person is filled with life and partakes in the divine nature before death as well.
Thoughts?