Mary, the Mother of God, is the mother of Jesus Christ, and it was from her that He took His Flesh

Communion in the hand might not be seen as such a big issue — after all, no matter how you receive Him, the Eucharist is still Jesus, right?

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All Christians know that Judas betrayed the Son of God to His enemies; what is the relationship of Judas to the Eucharist?

Learn the word of God on your lunch break. This week, Saint Paul writes from captivity.

The first time bread and wine appear together in the Scriptures is when the mysterious figure Melchizedek appears.

Few changes in the Church's liturgy have been as visible or seismic as the near-universal adoption of the practice of Communion in the hand.

We are where we are - what has the impact been?

Join Gary Michael Voris for the third hour of a six-hour course covering all aspects of the Eucharist.

Many Protestants think that all is needed is faith — but faith in what? And what does that faith actually mean?

Learn the Scriptures on your lunch break. This week, St. Paul writes to the Church in the city named for the father of Alexander the Great.

Few men were as close to Christ on earth as St. Peter, the head of the Apostles.

The importance of knowing the Eucharist so we can love God fully and completely cannot be underestimated. Free documentary.

Where are we and how did we get here?

Join Gary Michael Voris for the second hour of a six-hour course covering all aspects of the Eucharist.

In the Old Testament, the Jews sacrificed lambs to atone for their sins. Jesus Christ is known as the Lamb of God.

Learn the word of God on your lunch break. This week, Saint Paul writes to the Church in the city where he spent much time.

The early Christian Church participated in the eucharistic sacrifice, but how did they view it?

The culmination of the liturgy is the reception of the Eucharist – the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ as food.

What is the Church, and what is she supposed to achieve?