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| Video | Another way to explain the doctrine of Transubstantiation | |
| Magazine Articles | Why Wheat Bread? | |
| Quick Questions | Jesus gave the Eucharist after everybody had eaten, so why do Catholics have to fast before Mass? | |
| Video | Do Catholics re-sacrifice Christ? | |
| Video | Does receiving the blood of Jesus violate the Old Testament prohibition on consuming blood? | |
| Video | What is the Mass and How Has It Changed Through History? | |
| Magazine Articles | Why Grape Wine? | |
| Quick Questions | Since Judas's betrayal of Jesus likely was a grave sin, why did Jesus give him Communion at the Last Supper? | |
| Quick Questions | Is it permissible to have nocturnal adoration from the night of Holy Thursday into the morning of Good Friday? | |
| Radio Shows | The Mass as the Sacrifice of Christ | 5/9/2011 7pm ET |
| Radio Shows | Open Forum | 1/10/2013 6pm ET |
| Radio Shows | The Holy Eucharist | 6/25/2010 7pm ET |
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