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"The Eucharist was also the center for me. And I kept wondering why
belief in the Real Presence was not omnipresent among Christians.
After all, if people were willing to embrace the miracle of God
humbling Himself to become a human being, and a tiny baby at that,
then why couldn't they see echoes of that same miracle in
bread and wine mysteriously becoming Christ's Body and Blood?
A symbol did not die on the Cross
but a real Person,
and that Person had left a real sacrament,
not a symbol,
to show His love."
From Confessions of an Ex-Feminist
~ Lorraine V. Murray (Ignatius Press)
Stained Glass: The Risen Christ. Church of the Blessed Sacrament, La Crosse, WI.
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