#FamilyIsEverything. APL = 5.65/10 *Authorized conspiracy theorist *Not an authorized preacher.
Someone remind me again why we drink the blood of Christ @ Church. Have they perverted religion over time or do they all have dark origins?
Hard topic to talk about before this Pope.
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Totally committed believer in God. Striving for Truth. Thankful for the movement. Honored to be here with Patriots. Pro-Life
OK Guys ... Christ established the Eucharist. Remember he said those words. The Eucharist was the new sacrifice, replacing the temple sacrifice. The Bible explains this. Jews and Christians have agreed to disagree on this one. It is an unbloody sacrifice in that you don't "see" anything bloody. Early Christians debated the nature of Christ and the nature of the Eucharist. The final resolutions were recorded as dogma. This is all documented. The Church has got scripture, written records, witnesses, tradition. The belief in the Eucharist has been shared by millions of wonderful and even heroic people. The Kennedys were Catholic ... I just don't think you need to deal with this here.
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Dear Ela
I don't want to discourage you from expressing your experience. I realise Vincent has his own special experience as well. Is it possible the Church was infiltrated? I believe so. I too have worked inside the 'official' Vatican II Church and know exactly what you mean about corruption and scandal. I fought it and then left the job. There are still pockets of authentic Catholics. By their fruits, you will know them. The Eucharist has been the target of the illuminati and Masons for hundreds of years. They want to replace it again with their old rituals. Jesus established the Eucharist to permanently eradicate the blood sacrifices of the paganism. Only a human-divine sacrifice can neutralise Satan. In the book of Job, shows how Satan argues that no-one is truly unselfish enough to sacrifice everything for the love of God. In one sense this is true. Only Jesus could sacrifice himself unselfishly. He gives us the grace to do it ourselves. This is the Eucharist.
