Communion: Does The Bread and Wine Change Into Christ’s Body and Blood?
Q: During communion, does the bread and wine change into Christ’s body and blood? If not, why do Catholics believe that?
On Sept 13 Pope Francis to students in Singapore at an interreligious meeting at Singapore’s Catholic Junior College said, “God is God for all, and if God is God for all,” he said, “then we are all sons and daughters of God. All religions are paths to reach God,” said Pope Francis. “They are—to make a comparison—like different languages, different dialects, to get there. But God is God for everyone.”
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