I was on LifeTeen.com and i came across this artical. what got me to it was a link in german Sprechen Sie Jesus? meaning i really don't know but it was thing

Dieses ist mein Körper; dieses ist mein Blut meaning this is my body this is my blood. the artical exerpt will get into more detail and i will inculed the link to the whole artical.




Although I had no idea what this local priest was talking about in his homily I knew exactly what was happening a few minutes later when he lifted the host and then the cup up and prayed, "Dieses ist mein Körper; dieses ist mein Blut." "This is my body; this is my blood."

It was the words of consecration and in German or in English I understood what was happening; Transubstantiation, at consecration the bread and wine become the body and blood of Jesus. Jesus was truly in my midst right there in Cologne, Germany; just like He is there when I attend a mass in California, Louisiana, or Arizona. Wherever and whenever the mass is prayed, one thing always happens - Jesus shows up, no matter what language is spoken. And that is why I am Catholic.

http://www.lifeteen.com/default.aspx?PageID=FEATUREDETAIL&__DocumentID=204451


PRAISE JESUS,

BOBBY