Reflections on Human Acts, Virtue, and Sacrifice

The chapter delves into the intricate relationship between human acts, virtue, justice, and the human capacity for religious inclination, exploring concepts like charity, justice, and sacrifice as integral parts of this dynamic. It discusses sacrifice as a distinct act of religiosity involving transformation and consumption, connecting this concept to the Eucharist and sacramental economy. Furthermore, it analyzes the presence of Christ's sacrifice in the Eucharist, serving as a sign and effect of his unique sacrifice and highlighting the transition from the old law to the new law in the priesthood of Jesus Christ and believers.