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Catholic ministers of Holy Communion are trained not to say, “This is the Body of Christ” or “Receive the Body of Christ” because the Eucharist is more than just the consecrated bread and wine. There is a reason eucharistic ministers are taught to say, “The Body of Christ.”
When the communicant responds, “Amen,” to the minister’s prompting, he is acknowledging more than just a belief in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. One’s “amen” means he believes that: (1) the bread and wine, through the invocation of the Holy Spirit, have become the Body and Blood of Christ; (2) he is called to be the Body of Christ in word and deed; and (3) the community of worshippers with whom he has gathered is called to be “one body, one spirit in Christ.” …
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