"...weeks in which we try with great diligence and giving all of our attention to find the way to follow this Jesus who has now been born into our midst."
 -- beyond dedicated theological programming as to the meaning of "eucharist", i question what [E]eucharist means in real-world understanding, in terms of how i relate in everyday ways to others. One answer i come up with is that others are eucharist to me - God-connection for me.
Then i turn to myself and ask, "and you?" The answer that imposes on me is that i must reciprocate and be eucharist to others, that is, be godly disposed moment to moment, realizing, i too am eucharist, not in a bookish, theologically complicated way, but in real terms of live relationship and understanding - that, personally, individually, moment by moment, we are eucharist, God present to each other.
If we really believed this, how changed we would be, the world would be.