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THE SACRAMENT OF

THE HOLY MASS/


COMMUNION
SACRAMENT REVIEW
RELAY
THE SACRAMENT OF
THE HOLY MASS/
COMMUNION
Objectives
1. Facilitates a deeper spiritual understanding and
connection with core beliefs and practices of the
Christian faith.

2. Provides insights into sacramental theology,


including Christ's presence, the role of the priest, and
the significance of bread and wine.
Objectives
3. Helps explore liturgy and worship practices within
various Christian traditions, fostering active
participation and appreciation in Eucharistic
celebrations.

4. Offers insights into its development, significance


across denominations, and impact on religious
practices and beliefs.
Objectives

5. Deepening appreciation for


sacramental life, fostering
reverence for mysteries of
faith, and empowering
authentic living of faith in
daily life.
Historical Significance
• Also known as Holy
Communion or the Lord's
Supper
• Deep historical roots
within Christianity
• Originates from the Last
Supper described in the
New Testament Gospels
The Last Supper
• Instituted by Jesus in the Synoptic Gospels
• Jesus takes bread, blesses it, and gives it to
disciples, saying, "This is my body."
• He takes the cup, gives thanks, and offers it,
saying, "This is my blood of the covenant."
Impact on Roman Catholic Church

• Integral part of Roman Catholic


theology and practice
• One of the Seven Sacraments
• Source and summit of Christian life
(Catechism of the Catholic Church,
1324)
Biblical Basis

• John's Gospel: Bread of Life discourse


(John 6:22-71)
• Acts of the Apostles: "Breaking of the
bread" (Acts 2:42, Acts 20:7)
• St. Paul's First Epistle to the
Corinthians: Instruction on the Eucharist
(1 Corinthians 11:23-26)
Importance and Significance

• Real Presence of Christ


(Transubstantiation)
• Spiritual Nourishment
• Sacrament of Unity
• Sacrament of Sacrifice
Rituals and Symbols

• Transubstantiation
• Communion
• Eucharistic Adoration
• Eucharistic Symbols
Frequency of Celebration

• Celebrated daily
worldwide
• Sunday Mass: Primary
celebration,
commemorating the
Lord's Resurrection
Preparation and Participation

• Prayer, fasting, confession


• Active participation in
Mass
The Eucharist and Salvation

• Unites believers with


Christ
• Nourishes spiritual life
• Emphasizes faith and
living according to
Christ's teachings
Conclusion
• Historical significance
• Theological importance
• Rituals, symbols, and theological
significance
• Tangible expression of Christ's
presence, spiritual nourishment, unity,
and salvation
Activity

Instruction: Get 1/2 crosswise to answer the question below.

Examine the impact of the Sacrament of Holy Eucharist on the Roman


Catholic Church, considering its central role in Catholic theology and
practice. Explore how the Eucharist is regarded as one of the Seven
Sacraments and the source and summit of the Christian life according
to Catholic teaching. Discuss the theological significance of the
Eucharist within the framework of Catholic doctrine.
Assignment

Instruction: Write your answer in 1/2 crosswise.

Considering the significance of the Holy Eucharist in


your own spiritual journey, how can you incorporate
this understanding into your personal life? Explain.
3rd Performance Task
Instruction:
Demonstrate your understanding of the Sacrament
of Holy Communion (or Eucharist) through a
symbolic painting, utilizing elements of color,
composition, and symbolism to convey the
significance of this sacrament within the Christian
faith.
3rd Performance Task
Materials Needed:
- ¼ Canvas
- Acrylic or watercolor paints
- Paintbrushes
- Pencils and erasers

Submission: April 8, 2024

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