the host is kept in the tabernacle in the church.
the host is kept in the tabernacle in the church.
where is the host kept in the church?
the tabernacle
on entering a church, latin church catholics genuflect to the tabernacle that holds the consecrated host in order to respectfully acknowledge the presence of jesus in the blessed sacrament, a presence signalled by a sanctuary lamp or votive candle kept burning close to such a tabernacle. (if there is no such burning light, it indicates that the tabernacle is empty of the special presence of jesus in the eucharist.) catholics will also often kneel or sit before the tabernacle, when the sanctuary light is lit, to pray directly to jesus, materially present in the form of the eucharist. similarly, the consecrated eucharistic host—the unleavened bread—is sometimes exposed on the altar, usually in an ornamental fixture called a monstrance, so that catholics may pray or contemplate in the direct presence and in direct view of jesus in the eucharist; this is sometimes called "exposition of the blessed sacrament", and the prayer and contemplation in front of the exposed eucharist are often called "adoration of the blessed sacrament" or just "adoration". all of these practices stem from belief in the real presence of jesus christ in the eucharist, which is an essential article of faith of the catholic church.
eucharist
the game was given a special two part "let's play" review on that guy with the glasses by paw dugan. in the videos he and his co-host kept a running timer of the total number of typographical and grammatical errors in the game's script. they also pointed out the satirical aspects of the game that make fun of cedric, and certain over-used plot contrivances in kq5. they poke fun at the game's bugs. the videos also show the replies from the live events audience making fun of the game. some of the footage will be used in a special on sierra fan game development scene.
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