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The Real Presence of Christ and Eucharistic Miracles- Video Seminar

Posted on October 29, 2020 in: News

The Real Presence of Christ and Eucharistic Miracles- Video Seminar

“The Real Presence of Christ in The Eucharist”
A Parish Mission

Presented by Deacon Benedict LoCasto
Recorded at the Church of the Holy Family, Hebron

Clicking the image below to watch the complete presentation

Hear what Catholics believe about the Eucharist (Holy Communion),
and why we believe it.

What does Jesus say in the Scriptures?

What did the Apostles believe?

What did the Early Church believe?

What does the Church now teach?

What are the hundreds of miracles worldwide,
where the bread has actually turned into flesh, and the wine into blood?

Read: Eucharistic Miracles of the World Exhibit to Come to the Diocese of Norwich

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