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1 Corinthians 11:23-26; Gospel of Luke, 9:11b-17
Today we look at the readings for this Sunday's feast of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. Our first reading reminds us that Paul, writing before any of the Gospels have been written, is already passing on what the early Church had made a practice - that of sharing the Eucharist. The Gospel invites us into that effort. The Eucharist is central to who we are as Christians. We revolve around it. But we are more than mere spectators. We are to become what we eat and, as Paul has done before us, pass on that which we participate within.
Original Score written and performed by Bridget Zenk
Today we look at the readings for this Sunday's feast of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. Our first reading reminds us that Paul, writing before any of the Gospels have been written, is already passing on what the early Church had made a practice - that of sharing the Eucharist. The Gospel invites us into that effort. The Eucharist is central to who we are as Christians. We revolve around it. But we are more than mere spectators. We are to become what we eat and, as Paul has done before us, pass on that which we participate within.
Original Score written and performed by Bridget Zenk
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1 Corinthians 11:23-26; Gospel of Luke, 9:11b-17
Today we look at the readings for this Sunday's feast of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. Our first reading reminds us that Paul, writing before any of the Gospels have been written, is already passing on what the early Church had made a practice - that of sharing the Eucharist. The Gospel invites us into that effort. The Eucharist is central to who we are as Christians. We revolve around it. But we are more than mere spectators. We are to become what we eat and, as Paul has done before us, pass on that which we participate within.
Original Score written and performed by Bridget Zenk
Today we look at the readings for this Sunday's feast of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. Our first reading reminds us that Paul, writing before any of the Gospels have been written, is already passing on what the early Church had made a practice - that of sharing the Eucharist. The Gospel invites us into that effort. The Eucharist is central to who we are as Christians. We revolve around it. But we are more than mere spectators. We are to become what we eat and, as Paul has done before us, pass on that which we participate within.
Original Score written and performed by Bridget Zenk