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switalabe
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Hi CAF Friends,
I had an insight about the Eucharist while talking with a friend about it today. It’s this: the accidents of an individual consuming Holy Communion are those of a person simply eating and drinking bread and wine, but the essence of the act of consumption of Holy Communion is something like the union of two souls.
I know the essence of the Eucharist is the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of our Lord, but the accidents remain those of bread and wine. After I thought about that I thought, “well, my accidents are eating Jesus’ accidents, but my essence is becoming one with His Essence.”
I seem to remember St. Paul saying that we won’t know what life after death will be like…the body is sown corruptible but reaped incorruptible? So maybe our souls do not exactly have teeth and stomachs but somehow we still come into union with Jesus.
So, my question to you all is: am I on the right track or not? Good insight or something to be discarded?
Thanks
Ben
I had an insight about the Eucharist while talking with a friend about it today. It’s this: the accidents of an individual consuming Holy Communion are those of a person simply eating and drinking bread and wine, but the essence of the act of consumption of Holy Communion is something like the union of two souls.
I know the essence of the Eucharist is the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of our Lord, but the accidents remain those of bread and wine. After I thought about that I thought, “well, my accidents are eating Jesus’ accidents, but my essence is becoming one with His Essence.”
I seem to remember St. Paul saying that we won’t know what life after death will be like…the body is sown corruptible but reaped incorruptible? So maybe our souls do not exactly have teeth and stomachs but somehow we still come into union with Jesus.
So, my question to you all is: am I on the right track or not? Good insight or something to be discarded?
Thanks
Ben