God is everywhere question

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How are we supposed to combine the facts that God is both everywhere, but also specifically in the Eucharist?

If God is truly everywhere, he’s also by definition in the Eucharist.

If God is in the Eucharist only, he would not be everywhere.

Any help?
 
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How are we supposed to combine the facts that God is both everywhere, but also specifically in the Eucharist?

If God is truly everywhere, he’s also by definition in the Eucharist.

If God is in the Eucharist only, he would not be everywhere.

Any help?
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Was God present in a different way when Jesus Christ was walking in Galilee than he was spiritually present everywhere else?

God is not just spiritually present in the Eucharist, Jesus’ human body, blood, and soul are present in the Eucharist, in addition to the divinity. The Incarnation becomes bodily present to us, under the apearance of bread and wine.
 
The answer to your question is: we are finite beings, God is infinite. So the difficulty in understanding how he can do certain things is a witness to our limited minds, we can never fully understand God.
 
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