He is risen! Hallelujah! Today is the most special day in the world of Christianity as it marks what Christian faith is all about: the infinite and powerful love of the Lord by which He gave
A couple of weeks ago, there was a kid who, as today’s world of social media goes, did a ‘food review’ of the Eucharist. He probably thought he was being funny, probably posted it for laughs or, in today’s lingo, ‘for the likes’. He stole a consecrated host, took a photo and in utter desecration, posted his ratings and criticisms of the Body of Christ online.
The tradition of the offering of bread and wine goes as far back as recorded in the Book of Genesis, when Melchizedek, king of Salem and a priest of God, had brought out bread and wine and blessed Abraham, foreshadowing Christ, who also offered bread and wine. St Jerome wrote, “Just as Melchizedek had done, the priest of the Most high, when he offered bread and wine in the prefiguration of him, he too would present it in the truth of his own body and blood.
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