

The Liturgy of the Eucharist | S6 E26
Apr 22, 2022
Dive into the sacred world of the Eucharist, where personal tales from the Easter Triduum paint a vivid picture of Mass's impact on daily life. Discover the beauty of liturgical practices and how they engage children in understanding profound theological concepts. Experience the rich traditions of Palm Sunday and the communal bond they foster. Learn about the sacred elements used in Mass, from the significance of the bread and wine to the intriguing history of altar stones. Each topic uncovers layers of meaning and tradition, enriching the celebration.
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Eucharist As The Same Sacrifice
- The Eucharist is a re-presentation of Christ's one sacrifice in ritual form that we participate in bodily and spiritually.
- Denis McNamara emphasizes the 'memo drama': same reality of Calvary manifested sacramentally in the Mass.
Entering Jerusalem Through The Procession
- Denis describes Old St. Patrick's Palm Sunday ritual where doors stayed closed and cantors sang from the narthex to build longing to enter the church.
- He felt the procession physically enact entering the Jerusalem imagery and the memo drama of salvation.
Fold The Corporal Properly
- Prepare the corporal folded correctly so fragments collect centrally and never open it by a random corner.
- Fold and open the corporal like a book to avoid scattering particles during the Mass.