Perhaps the poor and suffering may be easy to envision as worthy of compassion and serving. I hope that people who are annoying would be also. In any event, the world would be a more peaceful place even if only Catholics began treating others like Christ. That may come off as a pious and sentimental statement, but no one can deny its truthfulness. In emphasizing the aspect of Real Presence in people, I do not in any way limit or denigrate traditional understanding as we Catholics have believed.
Real Presence is big enough to embrace more.
If new architectural forms can hold all these ideas together, they are theologically, pastorally, and liturgically superior to forms which lack in significant ways. Obviously, where belief is weak in spite of better liturgy, pastors bear the responsibility of forming people better in practical day to day theology. We are all responsible to live it. I hit the wrong button and sent your last post, and at the same time managed to delete my response. There are instances in dialogue on this issue when the distinction needs to be made because the context is occasionally unclear.