Morals of the Church
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Question — Merkelbach, Summa Theologiae Moralis

Question One: On the Action by Which Christ Becomes Present

233.

233. Catholic doctrine. - According to Catholic doctrine, by the words of consecration three things especially admirable are effected, to be explained in three articles:

The Real Presence and the effects of the Eucharist

233.
  1. that the body and blood of Christ are truly contained in this sacrament,

The Real Presence and the effects of the Eucharist

233.
  1. that no substance of the elements, i.e., of bread and wine, remains in it,

The Real Presence and the effects of the Eucharist

233.
  1. that the accidents which are perceived by the senses are subjected in no thing.

The Real Presence and the effects of the Eucharist

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