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adrian1
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The water which is added the chalice in the liturgy become also blood of Christ? OR?
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Kei
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The water poured into the wine then becomes part of the wine which is then consecrated afaik
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adrian1
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In ask about the Zeon, byzantine rite
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dochawk
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I’ve never heard the question asked before. And other than for curiosity’s sake (which I truly understand 
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For presanctified liturgies, we add unconsecrated wine to the reserved host, and treat it all as Divine.
Also, excepting the Ruthenian usage, only the lamb, and not all of the bread used is consecrated, and the “merely” blessed bread is added to the chalice for distribution (or for Melkites, intinction).
hawk, not quite answering the question
), does it matter?For presanctified liturgies, we add unconsecrated wine to the reserved host, and treat it all as Divine.
Also, excepting the Ruthenian usage, only the lamb, and not all of the bread used is consecrated, and the “merely” blessed bread is added to the chalice for distribution (or for Melkites, intinction).
hawk, not quite answering the question
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FrDavid96
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Yes. It becomes the Precious Blood.
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