In what way the church is similar to the eucharist.? give as many related answers you can pls..?

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AnswEr this pLs..: In what way the church is similar to the eucharist.? give as many related answers you can pls.. tnx..!! i hope u'll answer it well

Answer 1

The Church through the Eucharist delivers humanity from sin. It is the perfect Holy Sacrifice in which our redemption if fulfilled forever opening the door to heaven.

The Church through the Eucharist is the memorial of our anticipation of future heavenly glory, as manifested in this sign of Hope.

The Church through the Eucharist enables humanity to participate in the once and for all bloodless Holy Sacrifice of our Savior. It dispels the restriction of time and place for the Christian community. Jesus is present until the end of time, not only spiritually, but in a miraculous physical state for each person, to sustain us in Grace.

Each Eucharistic consecration is unified with all Eucharistic consecrations dating back to the Last Supper instituted by Jesus Christ to give Grace. The Church is the sign of this Unity for all, living and deceased, from east to west, everywhere in the universe.

The Church through the Holy Eucharist is a sacrifice of praise, the sacrifice of the Cross, sacrifice of our Redemption, a sacrifice to give Grace.

The Church members like the grains of wheat and crushed juice of the vine become one, Christ becomes one with the grains of wheat and crushed juice of wine for our salvation in His Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity. This is not a symbol, but truly Christ's physical Body and Blood.

The Eucharist is the Church.

Answer 2

Is the Christian Church obeying the command of Christ to make disciples of every nation or are too many in it using the comfort of God's grace to justify spiritual lethargy -- while the world goes to hell? Has the Christian Church become a social club, a place for babysitting, and a new found tolerance with a weakened gospel? Is the Christian Church doing what God has told it to do? "Judgment begins in the house of the Lord,"
(1 Peter 4:17).