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First, He is always in loving adoration before His heavenly Father.

Jesus remains in the tabernacles in Catholic churches day and night, full of life and in continual action. The divinity of Christ is present under both the appearance of bread and the appearance of wine, because, from the time of the Incarnation, the divinity has been constantly and inseparably united to the entire human nature of Christ. In Heaven, the Body, Blood, and Soul of Christ are inseparably united. Furthermore, under the appearances of wine, His Body and Soul, as well as His Blood, are present, because in the Holy Eucharist the Body and Blood of the glorified Christ Who is in Heaven are present. Under the appearances of bread, our Lord’s Blood and Soul, as well as His Body, are present. Jesus becomes present in the Holy Eucharist to renew the sacrifice of Calvary in an unbloody manner on our altars, to nourish our souls in Holy Communion, and to remain bodily among us by His Real Presence in our tabernacles.įaith teaches us that Jesus Christ is truly, really, and substantially present, Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity, under the veil of the sacramental species of bread and wine, so long as these species continue to exist.