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On this day this year the Church recalls one important event in the life of Jesus Christ - the Last Supper. This event, as every Catholic knows, is a critical one in the economy of salvation, for it is here that the Lord set up the Holy Eucharist. This is my body, Jesus said to his disciples, raising a piece of bread. And this is my blood, he continued as he brought up the cup filled with wine. Do this in memory of me. Through the Holy Eucharist Jesus ensures his presence in the world of men.
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February 21, 2009 - 12:00am
