List Of Eucharist Quotes

United With The Angels And Saints Of The Heavenly Church, Let Us Adore The Most Holy Sacrament Of The Eucharist. Prostrate, We Adore This Great Mystery That Contains God's New And Definitive Covenant With Humankind In Christ.

Make Your Lives Intensely Eucharistic.

The Eucharist Is The Source And Summit Of The Christian Life

From The Eucharist Comes Strength To Live The Christian Life And Zeal To Share That Life With Others

I Encourage Christians Regularly To Visit Christ Present In The Blessed Sacrament, For We Are All Called To Abide In The Presence Of God.

The Eucharist Is The Heart Of The Church. Where Eucharistic Life Flourishes, There The Life Of The Church Will Blossom.

As A Man Must Be Born Before He Can Begin To Lead His Physical Life, So He Must Be Born To Lead A Divine Life. That Birth Occurs In The Sacrament Of Baptism. To Survive, He Must Be Nourished By Divine Life; That Is Done In The Sacrament Of The Holy Eucharist.

When You Have Received Him, Stir Up Your Heart To Do Him Homage; Speak To Him About Your Spiritual Life, Gazing Upon Him In Your Soul Where He Is Present For Your Happiness; Welcome Him As Warmly As Possible, And Behave Outwardly In Such A Way That Your Actions May Give Proof To All Of His Presence.

If Christ Did Not Want To Dismiss The Jews Without Food In The Desert For Fear That They Would Collapse On The Way, It Was To Teach Us That It Is Dangerous To Try To Get To Heaven Without The Bread Of Heaven.

Both T.s. Eliot And I Like To Play, But I Like To Play Euchre, While He Likes To Play Eucharist.

Receiving The Eucharist Means Adoring Him Whom We Receive. Only In This Way Do We Become One With Him, And Are Given, As It Were, A Foretaste Of The Beauty Of The Heavenly Liturgy. The Act Of Adoration Outside Mass Prolongs And Intensifies All That Takes Place During The Liturgical Celebration Itself.

In The Eucharist, The Son Of God Comes To Meet Us And Desires To Become One With Us; Eucharistic Adoration Is Simply The Natural Consequence Of The Eucharistic Celebration, Which Is Itself The Church's Supreme Act Of Adoration.