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I thought that we "receive" Communion. I am so dismayed when people say that they "take" Communion.
Michelle Arnold
Why does the Church call the body of Christ "bread" in the proclamation of faith?
Jim Blackburn
Why does the Church use the words "substance" and "accidents" in the doctrine of the Eucharist?
Steven D. Greydanus
What does the expression "ex opere operato" mean?
Karl Keating
What is a tabernacle?
Catholic Answers Staff
Can you help me explain transubstantiation, supererogation, and the temporal power of the pope?
Catholic Answers Staff
Does "consubstantiation" have anything to do with Jesus having two natures?
Jim Blackburn

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