“If a ceremony is merely a symbolic ceremony then it loses authenticity and only represents or typifies a subject. The Cross to us is a symbol of Christianity. A symbol is a conventional sign of some object or idea.

When Christ handed to the Apostles and others who were there, the Bread and Wine symbolizing the human elements of His Body and Blood, this Act was more than a symbolic gesture on His Part. As God, He instilled, not just implied, that this Act of Faith was bound to Him through the Sacrifice of His Human Life for our salvation. He expounded on this at the Pentecost as His Words joined with the Wind of The Holy Ghost Who in His very Essence is a Power of Distinct, Divine Union to the Soul of every human being.

One’s Faith in receiving Holy Communion is one’s Soul joining in Divine Union through Revelation, The Spirit of God with the Spirit of the Soul.

This cannot be taken lightly. It is Sacred and it is more than a symbolic gesture on God’s Part, it is the Spirit of His Divine Love to aid us in purification for our Soul.

It is time men stop treating The Body and Blood of Christ sacrilegiously, frivolously, and without sincere understanding of Its True Magnitude, Its Real Purpose, and the Divine Love in Its True Manner and Means God intended It to be.

If modern man feels that Holy Communion with God is merely a symbolic ceremony or gesture, then man has defeated the Great Purpose for which this Divine Gift was given. It is time that man either take a stand to fight for the True Significance of this Gift of Divine Love and realize the Purpose It was intended to benefit man with, or stop the Ceremony altogether to avoid continued abusive sacrilege to God.”