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We believe that Jesus was more than a great moral teacher – that He was God walking among us as a human being. The night before He died He shared a ritual meal of bread and wine with His followers and said “This is My Body – This is My Blood – Do this in memory of Me.” Ever since, Catholics have celebrated the Mass, the re-presentation of the Last Supper of Jesus. We believe that when we receive Holy Communion, although what we eat and drink looks, feels, and tastes like bread and wine, it is in God’s sight the actual Body and Blood of Jesus.
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View allDissent Note of Six Senior Bishops: Conspiracy in Syro Malabar Synod & Causes of Present Crisis in the Church
Liturgical Controversy in Syro Malabar Church THE CONDUCT OF OUR SYNOD AND THE PRESENT CRISIS IN OUR CHURCH ...
What we believe about Jesus
News Reports: Visual MediaJesus Christ is God the Son, who became man for us.Jesus Christ is truly God, the Second Person of the Trinity, the Son, the Eternal Word, who with the Father and the Holy Spirit alw ...
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Land Scam of Card. George Alenchery, News Clippings from English Dailies
Land Scam in Syro Malabar Church, Documents & NewsNew Clippings from English Print Media on Land Scam of Cardinal George Alenchery
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Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist
The Lord Jesus, on the night before he suffered on the cross, shared one last meal with his disciples. During this meal our Savior instituted the sacrament of his Body and Blood. He ...
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St. Valentine
Roman Catholic ChurchOne common story about St. Valentine is that in one point of his life, as the former Bishop of Terni, Narnia and Amelia, he was on house arrest with Judge Asterius. While discussing ...
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Financial Report of the Diocese of Joliet
Social Media PagesAfter three months of being shut down, we were slowly allowed to re-open our parishes. The re-opening has been quite a process, with many requirements and tasks to be completed, all ...
- 13.02.2023
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