You put a piece of bread or a wafer in your mouth and the priest tells you it is the body of Christ and to eat it. Then you are told the juice/wine is Christ's blood and to drink it.
That is about as gross as it gets.
Ummm... wasn’t it Christ who told us that?
During the last supper according to the gospel of John the only one given bread by Jesus was Judas as a way for Jesus to secretly identify his betrayer to the others..
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And as soon as Judas received the bread, Satan entered him."
The New Testament is full of discussion on the body and blood of Christ. Your understanding of Christian theology is not only poor but intentionally misleading.
in the other three gospels before the last supper Jesus washed his disciples feet and said "the greatest among you must become the servant to the least,", then at the seder, when Jesus was trying to tell them he was about to be arrested and killed, the disciples were arguing amongst themselves about who was going to be the greatest in some imaginary worldly government.
This told Jesus three things.
They didn't understand, internalize or digest, a word of what he was teaching, they were only acting in self interest, and they didn't give a crap about him.
Then he said, "Take
this* and eat it.
This* is my Body" Take
this* cup of wine and drink it,
all of you. This* is a cup of my blood, the blood of the covenant."
It didn't take a genius or a prophet to know that after the jig was up and before the cock crowed Peter would deny even knowing him.
No matter how you slice it, the sword is a curse under the appearance of a cup of wine and a tasteless matzo.
* This, he told me, is the curse which goes out over all the land; for by the writing on one side every perjurer shall be swept clean away, and by the writing on the other every perjurer shall be swept clean away. I have sent it out, the Lord of Hosts has said, and
it shall enter the house of the thief and the house of the man who has perjured himself in my name. It shall stay
inside that house and demolish it, timbers and stones and all."