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The Eucharist is either true or it is intolerable.

“My flesh is true food.” The language is direct. The reaction in the crowd is discomfort. Many walked away.

Belonging to a Eucharistic parish means standing where others left.

If this is truly His Body and Blood, then casual reception is contradiction. If this is truly communion with the living Christ, then preparation matters.

Examine your conscience. Fast properly. Arrive with attention. Teach your children reverence.

The Law of God protects the altar. Prayer prepares the heart. Worship expresses awe. Service extends the grace received.

When the Eucharist becomes routine, communities weaken. When it is approached with fear of the Lord and joy of gratitude, communities strengthen.

If we believe He is present, then let our posture reflect it.