In a sense, we yearn to be that which God created us and calls us to be. Through our communion with Jesus Christ, we are enveloped and united to love. A Love most specifically manifested in the Eucharist. This is where the mystery and our history unite, the humanity and divinity of Jesus Christ are truly and physically present. Every emotion of the human heart is reducible to it.
Love is the impetus to perfection .
Therefore, we are called to love. To be love, to be Christ, in all that are and do. The Eucharist is the source and summit of our life and the life of the Church. It is the sacrament of sacraments. Jesus Christ, body, blood, soul, and divinity, physically present.