Showing posts with label Corpus Christi. Show all posts
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Corpus Christi Sunday - Liturgical Prayers
Greetings
The Lord Jesus is here among us, he has brought us together. He speaks to us today; he gives himself to us to eat and to drink. May he always be with you R/ And also with you.
Corpus Christi - Feast
Understand the difference: Trans-substantiation; Trans-signification; trans-finalization; Catholic belief in Real Presence and transubstantiation (Term from St. Thomas Aquinas).
Corpus Christi: Body and Blood of Christ
Understand the difference: Transubstantiation; Tran-signification; trans-finalization; Catholic belief in Real Presence and transubstantiation (Term from St. Thomas Aquinas).
Why bread and wine:
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Creator God is also the provider God, provide food and sustenance to the creation (also protector and the facilitator): in the desert: manna and water. Parents who bring up children have also similar responsibility.
Creator God is also the provider God, provide food and sustenance to the creation (also protector and the facilitator): in the desert: manna and water. Parents who bring up children have also similar responsibility.
Corpus Christi - Liturgical Prayers
The Solemnity
of the Most Holy BODY and BLOOD of CHRIST
A. One Bread, One Body
B. This Is I For YouGreeting
Jesus tells us here:
"I am the living bread from heaven.
Anyone who eats this bread will live for ever;
and the bread that I shall give
is my flesh for the life of the world."
May the Lord Jesus give us this bread always
and always stay with you.
R/ And also with you.
of the Most Holy BODY and BLOOD of CHRIST
A. One Bread, One Body
B. This Is I For YouGreeting
Jesus tells us here:
"I am the living bread from heaven.
Anyone who eats this bread will live for ever;
and the bread that I shall give
is my flesh for the life of the world."
May the Lord Jesus give us this bread always
and always stay with you.
R/ And also with you.
Corpus Christi, Year C
Genesis 14:18-20 / 1 Cor 11:23-26 / Luke 9:11-17
The word “eat” is a popular word and for us it is a favourite word. Because it forms our favourite question: “Where to eat?”. And it also forms our next favourite question: “What to eat?” Not that there is nothing to eat. Rather there is too much to choose from; we are really spoilt for choice.
The word “eat” is a popular word and for us it is a favourite word. Because it forms our favourite question: “Where to eat?”. And it also forms our next favourite question: “What to eat?” Not that there is nothing to eat. Rather there is too much to choose from; we are really spoilt for choice.
Corpus Christi Sunday - Liturgical Prayers
Introduction
by the Celebrant
A. Take and
Eat The most frequent form of contact with the
Church is, for almost all Catholics, the Sunday Mass. It is good to ask
ourselves today: Why are we here? What are we doing here? Why must it be the
eucharist that brings us together? Because the eucharist is the Lord himself.
It assures us, believers, that the Lord is here, that he is present not only in
the Blessed Sacrament but in each of us and in our communities. He guarantees
to those who believe in him that he is walking with us as our companion in
life. Even more, he shows us in the eucharist how to live like him, give
ourselves with him; how with him to break ourselves for one another and to give
thanks to God, and to each other too. We join Jesus now in his thanks to the
Father.
Corpus Christi - The Body and Blood of Christ - 2018
Understand the difference: Trans-substantiation; Trans-signification; trans-finalization; Catholic belief in Real Presence and transubstantiation (Term from St. Thomas Aquinas).
Corpus Christi - Body and Blood of Christ
Understand the difference: Transubstantiation; Tran-signification; trans-finalization; Catholic belief in Real Presence and transubstantiation (Term from St. Thomas Aquinas).
Why bread and wine:
-
Creator God is also the provider God, provide food and sustenance to the creation (also protector and the facilitator): in the desert: manna and water. Parents who bring up children have also similar responsibility.
Creator God is also the provider God, provide food and sustenance to the creation (also protector and the facilitator): in the desert: manna and water. Parents who bring up children have also similar responsibility.
Feast of Corpus Christi: Liturgical Prayers
Greetings
The Lord Jesus is here among us,
he has brought us together.
He speaks to us today;
he gives himself to us
to eat and to drink.
May he always be with you
R/ And also with you.
Introduction by the Celebrant
A. Take and Eat
The most frequent form of contact with the Church is, for almost all Catholics, the Sunday Mass. It is good to ask ourselves today: Why are we here? What are we doing here? Why must it be the eucharist that brings us together? Because the eucharist is the Lord himself. It assures us, believers, that the Lord is here, that he is present not only in the Blessed Sacrament but in each of us and in our communities. He guarantees to those who believe in him that he is walking with us as our companion in life. Even more, he shows us in the eucharist how to live like him, give ourselves with him; how with him to break ourselves for one another and to give thanks to God, and to each other too. We join Jesus now in his thanks to the Father.
B. An Active Presence
The Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ
Michel de Verteuil
General Textual comments
Corpus Christi is an occasion for us to celebrate the sacrament of the Eucharist.
It should also be an occasion when we enter into the symbolism of this great sacrament, letting it teach us deep lessons about life, our relationship with God and with one another.
Corpus Christi 2015
Understand the difference: Trans-substantiation; Trans-signification; trans-finalization; Catholic belief in Real Presence and transubstantiation (Term from St. Thomas Aquinas).
Why bread and wine:
- Creator God is also the provider God, provide food and sustenance to the creation (also protector and the facilitator): in the desert: manna and water. Parents who bring up children have also similar responsibility.
- Food; sacraments from bread, water, oil, wine; daily necessities; grace is built on nature
- We never forget to eat: Nothing becomes so biologically part of us. We become what we eat. Junk food, not caring for God's creation. Bodies neglected. Abortion, old people, children abandoned. Our younger years are spent losing health to make wealth and our older years are spent losing wealth to get health.
- Food is nourishment (energy), life, growth and gives joy and is eaten in fellowship, Companion = the one who breaks bread with me (Latin meaning) Food is best taken in fellowship: companion; sharing
- Food should be eaten as a family. Unity
- It takes sacrifice to prepare it
- Many ingredients to make it; complementing
- Food has to be broken down to assimilate or digest – process of breaking
- How can we each become Eucharistic people? Don’t adore and worship hours bodies – naked, vulgar - on the screens of computer and TVs, but a little time with the Lord in the Eucharist. What do we hunger for? What tables do we sit to fulfil that hunger?
- Each sacrifice is an expression of becoming body & blood. We live by what we get, but we give life by what we give.
- Social Dimension: Aren't we surprised on Holy Thursday to note that the reading was not the institution of the Eucharist, but washing of the feet. Again today, the context was the multiplication of the loaves. We become what we eat. We become part of the mission of Jesus. It's all about mercy and justice.
Body and Blood of Christ 2013 - Homilies and Stories
Corpus Christi – 2013
Thomas O’Loughlin
Introduction to the Celebration
Introduction to the Celebration
Since the very first days of the church — before St Paul had
set out on his journeys or any of the gospels were written — our brothers and
sisters have been gathering every week for this sacred meal. But when we
routinely do anything, we often lose sight of just how wonderful it is. So
today we are reflecting on just how wonderful it is to be called by the Lord to
gather in his presence, to be his guests at his table, and to eat and drink
from his wonderful bounty. In this banquet we become one with Christ, and are
transformed into being his Body, and his Blood flows in all our veins giving us
the strength to be his witnesses in the world and the life that never ends.
Corpus Christi - Liturgy -Prayers
Feast of Corpus Christi – 2012-Prayers
Greeting
Christ has come, and in his own blood he took us up in God's love in a
new and lasting covenant. May he keep us united with God and be always with
you. R/ And also with you.
Body and Blood of Christ B
Homily from
Father James Gilhooley
Body & Blood
of Christ
The Body and
Blood of Christ - Cycle B - Mark 14:12-16, 22-26
When Albania was
still a Communist nation, Mother Teresa paid a visit to her homeland. In the
office of the Communist dictator, she
heard him say defiantly, "Jesus will never return to Albania while I am in
charge." The ninety pound wizened woman was laughing to herself all the
time. She was carrying Jesus in a pyx pinned to her sari by a cheap safety pin.
She believed Jesus had returned to Albania under the appearance of bread.
Corpus Christi B
Fr. Tony Kadavil:
Importance: 1) The Holy Eucharist as our spiritual food on Holy Thursday and Jesus’ mother Mary as our mother on Good Friday are the two last precious gifts given to us by Jesus. 2) Corpus Christi is the celebration of the abiding presence of a loving God as Emmanuel – God with us – in order to give collective thanks to our Lord living with us in the Eucharist. 3) The feast gives us an occasion to learn more about the importance and value of the “Real Presence” so that we may appreciate the Sacrament better and receive maximum benefit from It.
Importance: 1) The Holy Eucharist as our spiritual food on Holy Thursday and Jesus’ mother Mary as our mother on Good Friday are the two last precious gifts given to us by Jesus. 2) Corpus Christi is the celebration of the abiding presence of a loving God as Emmanuel – God with us – in order to give collective thanks to our Lord living with us in the Eucharist. 3) The feast gives us an occasion to learn more about the importance and value of the “Real Presence” so that we may appreciate the Sacrament better and receive maximum benefit from It.
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