Catholics, what does Jesus taste like?

Question

it's a joke preacher HaHa. thats what it sounds like to laugh. try it

Answer 1

I used to be Catholic, but I never believed that the host actually became flesh ( like they do). I thought that was strange, and the host just tasted like paper to me.

Answer 2

Ouch, a cut to the heart! The little disc thin is called the Host and it tastes like pizza crust without any of the tasty pizza stuff on it. The wine part of the ritual tastes like what ever wine the Priests are ordering but it's always a red wine; for obvious reasons. So then with these facts before you could you consider that Jesus in this context must taste like a party. Pizza and wine, I wonder if the Vatican would consider adding toppings and possibly switching the wine to beer. It could go over big with the college kids, they like pizza and beer.

Answer 3

Transubstantiation means that the Bread and the Wine actually become the Body and Blood of Christ without changing appearance. Christ said, "This is my Body, this is my Blood..."

He did not say "Let's pretend that this is my Body..."

Catholics believe this because Christ said it at the Last Supper. He also instructed His Apostles to "Do this in remembrance of Me..."

So to the present time Catholics have been attending Mass and receiving the Body and Blood of Christ in the Consecration of the Bread and the Wine. The Holy Sacrament 'tastes' like bread and wine. It does not change in taste or appearance.

When it actually does become blood and meat, it is NOT consumed, but accepted as a miracle. (If you are sincerely interested in this you should read about The Eucharistic Miracle of Laciano.)

I hope this answers your 'tasteless' question.

H

Answer 4

You realize that Catholics eat the host as a representation of Jesus' body and not really think it's him, right? Kind of like praying to the cross doesn't mean you are worshiping a statue.

Answer 5

He tastes kind of wafery, very plain. But for some reason, also very satisfying. The wine is the best part, Catholics drink GREAT wine.

Answer 6

Sweet, and best in Sunday church communion, before breakfast, while I let the little waffle slowly melts in my tong, and I prey, for him to be entering in my Body, like the riches substances I have ever and I will never have that could have taste the same. . .

Answer 7

I suppose he taste like bread and wine.

Or atleast thats what they tell me once a month when I have to eat Jesus. (I think he tastes like an old shoe)

Answer 8

Catholics wouldnt Know

Answer 9

I'm sure he tastes like wine and crakers to Catholics, although most cannibals agree he tastes like pork or chicken.

Answer 10

Honey