We are inhabitants and citizens of the Eucharist, because the Eucharist is Heaven here and now

We are inhabitants and citizens of the Eucharist, because the Eucharist is Heaven here and now

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Quick and easy demonstration that we dwell with Jesus Christ in the Eucharist, supernaturally and as preparation for our future life with Him in Heaven

Quick and easy demonstration that we dwell with Jesus Christ in the Eucharist, supernaturally and as preparation for our future life with Him in Heaven

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Here you have a quick demonstration that leaves no doubt of our anticipated and participative presence with Jesus Christ in the Eucharist (only the baptized and confessed souls):

♦ 1st. Jesus Christ promised four times in the Gospels that we would be and dwell with Him wherever He was: Jn 6:56; 12:26; 14:3; 17:24.

♦ 2nd. The Official Catechism of the Church teaches that in the Eucharist we live anticipatedly the promises of Heaven (CCC 1326, 1331, 1340, 1402, 1419, 2837).

♦ CONCLUSION. In the Eucharist we live by anticipation our promised coexistence with Jesus Christ in Heaven.

Benedict XVI: Communion is also Communion among us, of each one to another

Benedict XVI: Communion is also Communion among us, of each one to another

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Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI made some statements that are fully in line with this Eucharistic Spirituality of the union of all with all and of all with Jesus Christ in Holy Communion:

Vatican City, 13 June 2012 (VIS, Vatican Information Service) - At the end of his catechesis this morning, Benedict XVI dedicated some remarks to the fiftieth International Eucharistic Congress, which is currently being held in the Irish capital Dublin on the theme: "The Eucharist. Communion with Christ and with One Another". The congress, the Holy Father said, "is an important opportunity to reaffirm the central place of the Eucharist in the life of the Church. Jesus, Who is truly present in the Sacrament of the altar, with the supreme Sacrifice of love on the cross gives Himself to us, He becomes our food in order to assimilate us to Him, to bring us into communion with Him. Through this communion we are also united among ourselves, we become a single object in Him, members of one another.»

We are also with Jesus Christ within each Consecrated Host of the Eucharist

We are also with Jesus Christ within each Consecrated Host of the Eucharist

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We are also with Jesus Christ within the Eucharist —it is said in His Word— and, therefore, when we take Him in Communion, then we join each other and we receive to our neighbour in Communion too, through Him.

Prerequisite: be baptized Catholic and be confessed (in sanctifying grace). This entails truly believe and accept Jesus Christ as God and Savior, and put all our hope in Him with great faith, love and worshiping to Him truly present in the Eucharist.

The Eucharist is Jesus Christ alive and in Person, yes, but we are also in Him and with Him by the action of the Holy Spirit and by the effect of sanctifying grace. Our presence with Him in the Eucharist is supernatural, invisible, but real, like the Angels; for Jesus himself said that this will happen in Heaven (Mt 22:30), and the Eucharist is the anticipated Heaven. A participatory presence that is like a growing presence and adherence to His Love and Grace, that will be greater to the extent of the degree of holiness (holy love) and purification of the soul. For the souls of Heaven this union with Him in the Eucharist reaches the maximum extent permitted by God. For the souls of earth and purgatory, this coexistence with Him is still growing, has not yet reached its zenith, and is proportional to the degree of purification: but one day they will also achieve the complete union and the full presence.

We are “Angels” of the Eucharist

We are “Angels” of the Eucharist

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Yes, we really are like "Angels" of the Eucharist, we accompany Jesus in His Eucharistic Presence throughout the wide world. In each Tabernacle, in each Host, in each Chalice where He is; at every Mass and Communion where He is present; always there with Him, spiritually, and through the effect of Sanctifying Grace, by the union with His Holy Spirit. Not us, it is Him himself who attracts us and who unites us spiritually with Him. He calls us as the Pastor calls His "sheep" (cf. Jn 10:27). And we, the souls in communion with Him in the Holy Spirit, hear His voice and go fast to meet Him, wherever our God of Love materializes Himself in the Host.

Jesus had said it already, that when we reach Heaven, we will be like the Angels (cf Mt 22:30). But we have not to wait for Heaven to be like them and to live that angelic agility, the full unity with God, because here and now and through the Eucharist the divine union of the soul with God makes real. For the Eucharist is Heaven in advance (CCC 1323, 1340, 1402).

The Eucharist is a Mother who gestates Her children in Her Womb

The Eucharist is a Mother who gestates Her children in Her Womb

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The Eucharist is a Mother who gestates her children in her Womb. Through Her, God Himself takes within Him to His incipient children, Christians developing, to perfect and to mature them, feed and strengthen them, until they become ready for Birth to New Life in the Spirit, here and now on Earth and then forever in Heaven. Souls that are born there, that live and develop there, they have been reborn, previously dying to the world, and being reborn to the New Life that is Jesus Eucharist, having been transfigured like Him, into another Living Eucharists. We are also within the Eucharist, we live in His Bosom by the Holy Spirit, in advance and as preparation for our eternal union with God in Heaven. Check it in Jn 6:56,12:26,14:3, 17:24. Jesus wants to be, and He really is, our Eucharistic Mother, within which He shelters us, saves and feeds us.

"Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you, how many times I yearned to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her young under her wings, but you were unwilling!" ( Mt 23,37 ).