E 'confirmation came today to my question posed to His Eminence Vincenzo Cozzi, Bishop Emeritus of Melfi - Rapolla - Venosa, with whom I have long since undertaken a great exchange of information relevant to my work catechist. The questions were only two, but the argument "the mystery of the Eucharist":
1 - It 's fair to say that the body and blood of Christ that we receive the sacrament of the Eucharist, we have in effect of a seed of immortality, that is to prepare our bodies at the resurrection?
2 - Finally I wanted to know whether you agree with what has been written by A. Loisy on the resurrection, "the Resurrection will only put the forces in active communion with the Body and Blood of the Lord has placed in man for the final transformation of his being." Sincerely, Antonio
We report here the response of His Eminence:
"Dear Antonio, it has been rightly said that the Eucharist is the embodiment of learning. The resurrection of Christ is real, we can say, the guarantee of the transformation that was to exclaim with St. Paul: "It is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me "
Regards. Vincenzo Cozzi
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And this is one of those" truth "that often escapes or is not fully understood, so that today often go for the communion is an act almost ritual, empty meaningless. arduous task, but essential to our catechists, is to convey these realities to the community, especially to those young people who are preparing for the first time to receive the Body and Blood of Christ.
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