I absolutely believe in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.  I also believe Christ is present in the scripture and in the community. (as Catholic teaching tells us).  All three are worthy of equal reverence.  Unfortunately, this often gets missed, especially the community.  The priest is not ordained into the sacraments to be "better" or "above" us, in fact Jesus said quite the opposite about any who would live his teachings.  Clericalism places the priest "above" the laity, and sets them apart as separate (as in the priest who told me he got to go to heaven before anyone else simply by virtue of his ordination, regardless of his state of sin upon his death, or the priests I've seen lauded for their mistresses)., when in fact, Jesus calls those in service to serve from "below,"  or at the very least, in union with those they serve. Thankfully not all priests support this culture of clericalism, and some are even trying to change it.