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Claudius
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You need to do some reading. You should start with John Chapter 6, then more on to the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Then when you are done with that, go to your priest and get the real deal.…maybe you should do some reading instead of skimming you are wrong Jesus is not present in the Eucharist rather He is the Eucharist.you are the one with the explaining to do,
You also migh look up the word transubstantiation. That is a big word but I can break it down for you. Trans means accross, or changing. Sub means under or supporting. stans means standing or being, it is a verb that can replace the copula. IA is a suffix that creats a noun of an abstract idea. Tion is a suffix that is added to say that this is the result of a verb.
What this boils down to is that fact that the accidents of the bread and the wine remain the same but the substance of bread and wine are taken away by God and replaced with the substance of Jesus. If the Eucharist remains in this state for too long, or during other miraculous times, the accidents will also start to change and the host will start to bleed and turn into human tissue. The interesting thing about this is that we actually know what blood type Jesus is. Now, I can’t be the only one that thinks that such a fact is amazing.