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Blessed Sacrament
(redirected from Body and Blood of Christ)

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Blessed Sacrament
n. Roman Catholic Church
The consecrated host.
Blessed Sacrament
n
(Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) Chiefly RC Church the consecrated elements of the Eucharist
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Blessed Sacrament n the Blessed Sacrament → il Santissimo Sacramento
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Luther thus confessed unflinchingly that the true body and blood of Christ are present in the sacrament "in and under" the bread and wine.
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Another grave sin was the defiling the Eucharist, which Catholics believe is the body and blood of Christ, and which high-ranking members of the tribunal said was on the increase.
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It is, in the eyes of the church, the body and blood of Christ.
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