WHY the REAL PRESENCE is REAL | SMP EP 51 #RealPresence #Eucharist #CatholicPodcast
⏳ Duration : 1m 34s
📅 Published at : 12/10/2024
📝 On this episode of Salve Maria Podcast, we dive deep into the cornerstone of Catholic belief: the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.
📌 FULL Video: https://youtu.be/S1A11UsqJ3Q
Join us as Father Arthur, Brother Justin and Brother Gustavo explore the profound mystery of Christ's literal presence in the consecrated bread and wine, contrasting it with Protestant interpretations of the Eucharist as merely symbolic. Through Scripture, particularly John 6, and the teachings of early Church Fathers like St. Ignatius of Antioch and St. Justin Martyr, we unravel the depth of this sacred reality.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 – Intro
1:36 – Why Does the Real Presence Matter
2:22 – The Real Presence a Cornerstone of Faith
3:23 – John 6: Why Jesus Divided Everyone
4:04 – The Real Presence, a Clash between Catholics and Protestants
4:29 – The Jewish Passover
5:31 – Calvin and Luther: European Problem with the REAL
Presence
6:11 – Jesus did not Apologize: Eat my Flesh and Drink my Blood
6:53 – Catholics Believe in Transubstantiation,
the body, blood, soul, and divinity of Jesus
7:07 – Protestants: Consubstantiation. Only some presence
7:23 – Protestants: Avoid the Mass Wine, Drink Juice Only
7:45 – Sola Scriptura is Inconsistent with "This is my Body, This is my Blood"
08:52 – What Does John 6 say about Eucharist
09:47 – Jesus: Whoever Eats my Flesh and Drinks my Blood has Eternal Life.
11:20 – After all Miracles, Unbelievers Still Want a Sign
12:00 – God Wants us to have Faith. Signs are just
to help us, but to have faith.
12:08 – Meaning of the Multiplication of Bread
13:38 – Those who eat my flesh and drinks my blood will Resurrect
15:10 -Bread and wine Go back to Melchizedek
15:29 – The Connection: the Eucharist with the Last Supper
15:54 – Join us at the Divine Mercy Chaplet
17:44 – The Real Presence: John 6 and the Last Supper
18:34 – Jesus is Literal: This is My Body
19:33 – For the Aryan Heresy Jesus really Wasn't God,
20:31 – The Eucharist is not a mere Symbolic Event.
20:59 – The Fathers of the Church Confirm The Real Presence
21:44 – St. Ignatius of Antioch: "Heretics do not Accept the Eucharist"
23:47 – The Eucharist is not Canivalism
24:35 – The Eucharist is not Symbolic
25:00 – Judas had a Problem with the Eucharist
25:57 – Sins against the Holy Spirit
26:14 – God Can give His flesh and His blood: a Divine Idea
26:47 – St. Augustine: "Faith obliges us to accept that the bread is the body of Christ."
27:28 – Eucharistic Miracles Appeal to our Faith: Lanciano
28:38 – Buenos Aires 1996 Eucharistic Miracle
29:56 – Poland: Eucharistic Miracle of Sokolka, (2008)
31:02 – Jesus is alive in the Eucharist
31:26 – The Real Presence is Real
32:04 – How do we grow in our Eucharistic Devotion?
33:12 – When we Receive Communion we enter in Paradise
33:53 – Final Blessing
Discover how early Christians, Jewish memorial traditions, and Eucharistic miracles affirm the Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation. connect Scripture, tradition, and history, leading to a more profound appreciation of the love Christ has for us in the Eucharist.
📖 *Key references*: John 6, St. Ignatius of Antioch, St. Justin Martyr
✝️ **Stay tuned** for our upcoming discussions on Eucharistic miracles
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📌 Topics Covered:
The Catholic Doctrine of the Real Presence – Catholics believe the Eucharist is the literal Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, based on John 6 and the Last Supper.
Scriptural Basis and Jewish Memorial Tradition – how the Eucharist connects with the Jewish concept of memorial, bringing the past into the present, and highlighting biblical passages
Contrasting Protestant and Catholic Views on the Eucharist – how Protestant denominations often view the Eucharist as symbolic or a memorial, contrasted with the Catholic belief in transubstantiation.
Teachings of Early Church Fathers –
Eucharistic Miracles
