What is the meaning of Eucharist in the Catholic Church? The Greek origin of the word Eucharist is eucharistia, which means "thanksgiving." The term comes from the Last Supper when Jesus took the bread, broke it, and gave thanks (eucharistia) saying, "This is my body, which is given up for you." When we celebrate the Mass, we recall all we have to be thankful for as a human race and as individual people. We thank God for his creation, his redemption, and his presence in our lives. We thank God f

‘We become what we consume’ takes on a whole new meaning with the Eucharist! Learn how to best prepare yourself to get the most out of receiving this Bread from Heaven. #catholic #divinemercy #eucharisticadoration #religion #communion | Divine Mercy (official)

Do you receive Communion on the tongue? Father Jeffrey Kirby explains that receiving Communion in the hand can reflect weakened faith in the Real Presence, though he is not opposed to it if done reverently. He urges deep devotion in any form of reception and strongly encourages kneeling and receiving on the tongue as a sign of reverence. | Nigerian Catholics - Unofficial

ITALY Bishop Bruno Forte BERATES three people for receiving Communion on the tongue He claims that Communion should only be received in the hands and that it is 'pride' that makes people do otherwise What are your thoughts? #catholic #church #faith | Catholic Arena