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Manuel A Pérez J
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Ing Recursos Energéticos.Humanista.Demócrata liberal. Apasionado de Dios, la vida, la familia, la ciencia, la naturaleza, la paz, el arte, la gente y su cultura
Bogota - Colombia Sumali Mart 2013
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@charoguerra @PalomaValenciaL Es cierto, en cambio en su familia si hay varios con prontuario
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Al árbol q le tiran piedra es al q da más fruto. Es bueno recordar q @PalomaValenciaL nunca ha tenido investigaciones, siempre de manos limpias y decencia en la política; no le financia la campaña ningún medio de comunicación, ni empresario. Esta portada muestra q se ven perdidos

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Have you ever wondered why the consecrated Eucharist is kept in the tabernacle after Mass instead of being consumed immediately?
This practice is very ancient and meaningful. The Church reserves the Eucharist in the tabernacle because it believes that the real presence of Jesus Christ continues even after the Mass ends.
First, the Eucharist is reserved so Communion can be brought to the sick and those unable to attend Mass.
From the earliest days of Christianity, the Church kept the Blessed Sacrament so that believers who were ill, elderly, or imprisoned could still receive Holy Communion. This pastoral reason remains the primary purpose of reserving the Eucharist today.
It is a ministry of care.
Second, the Eucharist is reserved for prayer and adoration.
Keeping the Blessed Sacrament in the tabernacle allows the faithful to visit the church outside of Mass to pray quietly before the presence of Christ. Many Catholics find comfort and strength in spending time in silent prayer before the tabernacle.
It is an invitation to prayer.
Third, the Eucharist is reserved to show that Christ remains with His Church.
The presence of the Blessed Sacrament in the tabernacle is a visible sign that Christ does not leave His people once the Mass is over. Instead, He continues to dwell among them, offering grace, peace, and spiritual support throughout the day.
It is a sign of abiding presence.
Fourth, reserving the Eucharist ensures reverence and proper care for the sacred species.
The Church carefully safeguards the consecrated hosts to prevent disrespect or accidental misuse. The tabernacle provides a secure and dignified place to keep the Eucharist until it is needed for Communion or prayer.
It is a matter of reverence and responsibility.
The Good News Bible highlights Christ’s promise to remain with His followers:
“This is my body, which is given for you. Do this in memory of me.” - Luke 22:19 (GNB)
In the end, the Eucharist is reserved in the tabernacle to serve the needs of the faithful, to encourage prayer, and to remind believers that Christ remains present with His Church even after the celebration of Mass.
The tabernacle keeps the Eucharist so that Christ can continue to nourish, comfort, and stay close to His people at all times.
Now you know.
© Catholic Dailies
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Las investigaciones y revelaciones que ha presentado @VickyDavilaH durante su triste carrera terminan archivadas, reducidas a chismes o incluso en demandas en su contra. Muy distinto a lo que ocurre con otros periodistas, serios, cuyas denuncias sí derivan en fallos y condenas contra los corruptos. No es solo una politiquera: actúa como una chismosa profesional.
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Do you know this professor?
@PeruCatolicoOF
#PadreRobert #RobertPrevost #MonsignorRobert #MonsenhorRobert #latinoamérica #Peru #PopeLeoXIV #PapaLeãoXIV #PapaLeoneXIV

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#ATENCIÓN Este es el momento en que explota una buseta cargada con explosivos cerca al batallón Pichincha de Cali. En las imágenes se observa cómo se baja el conductor y segundos después se detona la carga explosiva. Vía: @maironnoticias caracol.com.co
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