Eucharistic Reflection - Model For Christian Life

(From Hands At Mass)

 

"Think of how the Eucharist is given: bread broken, wine poured out: this is a model for Christian life. We, too, are called to be broken for others, poured out in service, hidden in love. The Eucharist gives us the strength to live this way, but it also sets the pattern for how we must live.”

(Father Richard D Breton from the October 16th 2025 issue of the Wanderer, entitled Learning Humility from the Eucharist)

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