Is The Holy Eucharist REALLY the New Passover?

Описание: The Holy Eucharist: The New and Eternal Passover

At the time of Jesus, hundreds of thousands of lambs were sacrificed every year in Jerusalem for the feast of Passover.

Today, across the world, one Lamb is offered — not many, not repeatedly, but once for all.

In this second episode of our series “The Eucharist as a Covenant,” we reflect on the Holy Eucharist as the New and Eternal Passover, where Jesus Christ becomes both the sacrificial Lamb and the saving meal.

Drawing from:
Exodus 12
The Last Supper
The teaching of the Catholic Church
And the words of Jesus Himself

This reflection helps us see how the Eucharist is not a break from the Old Testament, but its fulfillment.

In this episode, Reuben invites us to reflect on:
Why the Passover required not only sacrifice, but eating the lamb
How Jesus fulfills the Passover at the Last Supper
Why the Mass does not repeat Calvary, but makes it present
How Christ remains truly present on every altar throughout the world

📖 “Christ, our Passover, has been sacrificed.” (1 Corinthians 5:7)

The Holy Eucharist is the heart of our faith — the sacrifice of Christ made present, and the covenant meal through which we are united to Him.

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With God, We Rejoice.

▶️ This video is part of a 6-part series on the Eucharist as Covenant.
   • Eucharist as a Covenant  

00:00 – Introduction: Passover in the Time of Jesus
01:10 – One Lamb Offered for All
01:55 – The Eucharist: Source and Summit of Our Faith
02:19 – Exodus 12: Sacrifice, Blood, and the Command to Eat
02:56 – Jesus Transforms the Passover at the Last Supper
04:20 – John 6 and the Bread of Life Discourse
05:07 – Calvary and the Eucharist: One Single Sacrifice
05:50 – The Eucharist as Anamnesis (Memorial Made Present in Mass)
07:04 - How to approach the Eucharist daily
08:30 – Receiving the Eucharist with Reverence and Faith


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