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In this extended reflection on the Eucharist, Pope Benedict XVI underlines the inseparable link between our eucharistic faith and Christian mission. Drawing together the conclusions of his fellow bishops, Benedict calls for a deeper consideration of the inherent mystery, unity, power and vital importance of the identifiable components of the Eucharist we celebrate. Among many salient recommendations, he calls for a carefully prepared liturgy of the word, improved homilies, and Church buildings full of beauty, that echo with music that expresses the faith and love of the people of God. The Eucharist we celebrate and live impacts upon the quality of our Christian life, and so this text is recommended to all. "The more lively the eucharistic faith of the People of God, the deeper is its sharing in ecclesial life in steadfast commitment to the mission entrusted by Christ to his disciples... Every great reform has in some way been linked to the rediscovery of belief in the Lord's eucharistic presence among his people." A liturgy, he concludes, that is full of beauty and unity, where the faithful can actively participate with their whole lives, will lead to a renewed missionary zeal, carrying the fruits of communion and belonging that we receive to the whole of our increasingly secular society.… (meer)
The Sacrament of Charity (Sacramentum Caritatis) Set alongside Pope Benedict XVI's first encyclical God Is Love (Deus Caritas Est) where he stressed the relationship between the Eucharist and love, The Sacrament of Charity picks up that theme and expands it as Pope Benedict explores the mystery of eucharistic faith and how it reveals the mystery of the Trinity. Released on the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter, the Holy Father examines the important relationship between the Eucharist and the other sacraments, including the sacrament of the Church. He also highlights the social implications of the Eucharist and firmly connects it with the Church's social teaching.
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The sacrament of charity, the Holy Eucharist is the gift that Jesus Christ makes of himself, thus revealing to us God's infinite love for every man and woman.
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The correct positioning of the tabernacle contributes to the recognition of Christ's real presence in the Blessed Sacrament.
Mary is the great Believer who places herself confidently in God's hands, abandoning herself to his will. This mystery deepens as she becomes completely involved in the redemptive mission of Jesus.
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Given in Rome, at Saint Peter's, on 22 February, the Feast of the Chair of Peter, in the year 2007, the second of my Pontificate.
In this extended reflection on the Eucharist, Pope Benedict XVI underlines the inseparable link between our eucharistic faith and Christian mission. Drawing together the conclusions of his fellow bishops, Benedict calls for a deeper consideration of the inherent mystery, unity, power and vital importance of the identifiable components of the Eucharist we celebrate. Among many salient recommendations, he calls for a carefully prepared liturgy of the word, improved homilies, and Church buildings full of beauty, that echo with music that expresses the faith and love of the people of God. The Eucharist we celebrate and live impacts upon the quality of our Christian life, and so this text is recommended to all. "The more lively the eucharistic faith of the People of God, the deeper is its sharing in ecclesial life in steadfast commitment to the mission entrusted by Christ to his disciples... Every great reform has in some way been linked to the rediscovery of belief in the Lord's eucharistic presence among his people." A liturgy, he concludes, that is full of beauty and unity, where the faithful can actively participate with their whole lives, will lead to a renewed missionary zeal, carrying the fruits of communion and belonging that we receive to the whole of our increasingly secular society.
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