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HOLY EUCHARIST
- from the Greek “Eucharistein” and it means
THANKSGIVING.
- it is the summary of our faith
- instituted during the Last Supper
- the highest form of prayer
- the source and summit of the mission of the
Church

MASS - "Missa" is the root word meaning

"sending" that forms the basis of the word
"transmission."
-It comes from the ending of the Mass in Latin,
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Descriptions of the Eucharist:
1. Instituted by Christ;
2. Ecclesial act - celebrated with Christ
by the Christian community;
3. Sacrifice and sacred meal – a
memorial so that the saving benefits
of his death can be shared;
4. Real presence of Christ especially the
bread and wine; and
5. Eschatological pledge and foretaste of
our future glory.
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Exposition of the Eucharist:

1. Presence Sacrament
2. Thanksgiving worship
3. Sacrifice Sacrament
4. Communion Sacrament
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Presence Sacrament
Presences of Christ:
-Priest
-Faithful/Assembly
-Word/Readings
-Body and Blood
In the Holy Eucharist, under the
appearances of bread and wine, the
Lord Christ is contained, offered,
and received.
2. Thanksgiving worship – Thanksgiving to the
Trinity

 The center of the Eucharist as thanksgiving

worship is Christ, the SUPREME
WORSHIPPER of the Father.
 Worship is not something separated from daily
life.

 How is the Eucharist related to our daily life?

 In what way can we enflesh/live the Holy
Eucharist in our daily life?
 How can you celebrate the Holy Eucharist
meaningfully and fruitfully?
3. Sacrifice-sacrament – bloody sacrifice of
Christ on the Cross could be perpetuated
through all ages.
 Eucharist constantly reenact and recall the
sacrifice of the cross
 Sacrifice because Christ is present as offering
himself for us as a sacrifice to the Father.

Lay faithful live Christ’s priesthood:

1. As a consecration to God
2. As meditating God’s plan to transform the
world
3. As a sacrifice of life together with Christ.
2018 Church Thrust: Year of the Clergy
and consecrated persons
Theme: Forming Servant Leaders for the
New Evangelization: a Renewed Social
Responsibility

2019: Year of the Youth:

Church: Filipino Youth in Mission:
Beloved. Gifted. Empowered.
ACSCS: The Mission of Evangelizing
Education for the Beloved, Gifted and
Empowered Filipino Youth: A
transformative Worship.
 HAPAG NG PAG-ASA
(last supper with the street children)
by: Joey Velasco

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
4. Communion-sacrament – a sacrament of
love, a sign of unity, a bond of charity and a
Paschal banquet.

 Unites us with Christ and with one another

 Satisfy our hunger for love and acceptance,
understanding, companionship, purpose in life
and justice and peace.

3 basic elements:
1. A coming together
2. A dialogue
3. A sharing of food and drink
 Fruits or Effects of receiving
Holy Communion
1. Unites us with Christ
2. Forgives sins
3. Helps control our passions and
prevents from future sins
4. Builds the Church
5. Influences the Church to love one another
6. Receives eternal life
7. Experience spiritual joy
 PARTS OF THE EUCHARISTIC
CELEBRATION

I. INTRODUCTORY RITES

1. Introduction (optional)
2. Entrance Song
3. Veneration of the Altar and
Greetings
4. Penitential Song/Kyrie
5. Gloria (optional)
6. Opening Prayer
 II. LITURGY OF THE WORD

1.First Reading
2.Responsorial Psalm
3.Second Reading (optional)
4.Gospel Acclamation/Alleluia
5.Gospel Reading
6.Homily
7. Profession of our faith
(optional)
8. Prayers of the Faithful
III. LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST

Preparation and Procession of the

gifts
Prayer over the gifts
Preface
Sanctus
Consecration/Institution Narrative
Eucharistic Acclamation
Intercessions (Church members)
Lord’s Prayer
Doxology
Sign of Peace
Lamb of God
Holy Communion
IV. CONCLUDING RITES

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
 HAPAG NG PAG-ASA
(last supper with the street children)
by: Joey Velasco

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
 HAPAG NG PAG-ASA
(last supper with the street children)
by: Joey Velasco

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
 HAPAG NG PAG-ASA
(last supper with the street children)
by: Joey Velasco

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
 HAPAG NG PAG-ASA
(last supper with the street children)
by: Joey Velasco

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
 HAPAG NG PAG-ASA
(last supper with the street children)
by: Joey Velasco

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
 HAPAG NG PAG-ASA
(last supper with the street children)
by: Joey Velasco

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
 HAPAG NG PAG-ASA
(last supper with the street children)
by: Joey Velasco

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
 HAPAG NG PAG-ASA
(last supper with the street children)
by: Joey Velasco

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
 THE LAST SUPPER
(Jesus with His Apostles)
By an Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci - housed by the
refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie
in Milan, Italy.

1. Prayer after Communion

2. Thanksgiving Prayer (optional)
3. Final Blessing
4. Dismissal/Recessional
5. Final Song
 HAPAG NG PAG-ASA (Table of Hope)
(Last Supper with the street children – Transforming life
through Art by: Joey Velasco)
 He was only 43 years old when he passed away
because of a life-threatening kidney disease.
Thank You for
Listening……...