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The Eucharist and Morality
Presented by Rev Dr Paschal M. Corby OFM Conv
In his Apostolic Exhortation Sacramentum Caritatis (2007), Benedict XVI spoke of the centrality of the Eucharistic sacrifice as a mystery to be believed, to be celebrated, and to be lived. This series on ‘The Eucharist and Morality’ will focus on the latter, considering how our sharing in the Eucharistic mystery becomes the source for a life lived in imitation of and communion with Christ. Since Christ has promised that ‘He who eats me will live because of me’ (Jn 6:57), “the mystery believed and celebrated contains an innate power making it the principle of new life within us and the form of our Christian existence” (Sacramentum Caritatis, n. 70).
Dates
Session 1: Monday 12 October
Session 2: Monday 19 October
Session 3: Monday 26 October
$35 per person – valid single login for an individual (+ booking fees)
$100 for Parish Groups – single login for a group gathering in-person (+ booking fees)
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The Eucharist and Morality
Presented by Rev Dr Paschal M. Corby OFM Conv
In his Apostolic Exhortation Sacramentum Caritatis (2007), Benedict XVI spoke of the centrality of the Eucharistic sacrifice as a mystery to be believed, to be celebrated, and to be lived. This series on ‘The Eucharist and Morality’ will focus on the latter, considering how our sharing in the Eucharistic mystery becomes the source for a life lived in imitation of and communion with Christ. Since Christ has promised that ‘He who eats me will live because of me’ (Jn 6:57), “the mystery believed and celebrated contains an innate power making it the principle of new life within us and the form of our Christian existence” (Sacramentum Caritatis, n. 70).
Dates
Session 1: Monday 12 October
Session 2: Monday 19 October
Session 3: Monday 26 October
$35 per person – valid single login for an individual (+ booking fees)
$100 for Parish Groups – single login for a group gathering in-person (+ booking fees)
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