There

What

We have that in Catholicism

It's called the Eucharist.

?

He is not there physically tho

The bread and wine turned into Christs body and blood

Yes physically

Tangible presence

Exactly how Jesus taught it to the disciples

I still don’t understand the concept of the Eucharist

Bread and wine

Like when you eat it?

are transubstantiated into the true body and blood of christ

You sound like Biden rn

trans means cross and substance is an aristotelian term

idk if you're familiar with aristotles metaphysics

Not making fun of you but that word sounds like something Biden would say

> idk if you're familiar with aristotles metaphysics
@Drift no I am not

Ok

no problems

so we can explain it this way

it is veiled as bread but truly Christ himself in substance

Biden is supposedly Catholic, so he would say that word <:YouKnowTheThing:723005092764319776>

Lmao

Biden can claim to be Catholic but he is as much as mitt romney claims to be republican

> it is veiled as bread but truly Christ himself in substance
@Drift in my church we eat bread and drink wine every Easter, but in remembrance not to feel him physically

Ritt Momney

> @Drift in my church we eat bread and drink wine every Easter, but in remembrance not to feel him physically
@KermitTheFrog yea for us it's not symbolic

and we believe it's quite literally at the heart of why christ became man

It's called the source and center of the catholic faith for a reason

Because it brings us into true communion with Christ and His Church in a more perfect way

The thing is I don’t believe that drinking bread and eating wine helps me connect with him

It isn't bread and wine

It IS Christ

Bruh wtf is my grammar

It becomes the Body and blood of Christ

“Drinking bread”

Have you ever heard of the Buenos Aires Miracle?

(among others)

“Eating whine”