Many Catholic parents have a hard time paying tuition. Now they must decide whether to pay the extra cost for a Catholic education and risk undermining their children's faith, or send them to a secular university where they might lose their faith at half the cost. Catholic universities are an important instrument of the Church in promoting the education and faith of our young people. Those who do not wish to teach in accordance with the Magisterium should have the courtesy to go to a secular university. However, baptism causes a real presence, sanctifying grace, that is more fundamental than Christ's Real Presence under the sign of food.
Nothing can be more important than being in the state of grace.
Christ would rather be present in you and me through grace than in all the tabernacles in the world, for the purpose of the Eucharist is the preservation and perfection of the state we must be in before we receive the Eucharist. Making the Eucharist's end less important than the means does a disservice to the Eucharist. If two pagans alone on an island baptize each other, Christ is really present in a corporate way, and authentic Christian community can exist, as Vatican II teaches. The fullness of Christ's body requires apostolic succession, but those ordained must first belong to His body through baptism. That body is truly the extension of Christ.