I would rather go into what the liturgy itself inspires us to consider today, especially the reading from the Gospel of Luke. From that it appears that believers in God, Christians, relate to reality in two different ways. Jesus feeds people who had been following him the entire day and who were hungry, using some loaves and little fish which some of the people in the crowd had brought along. Doing it in this way we always are able to manage. We must not talk right past this and too hastily go looking for a deeper meaning.
TV broadens the horizon of our daily milieu.
On the one hand, heavily laden tables. To be sure, some bits of bread and meagre fish. In breaking and sharing bread, people recognize one another's human dignity. Eating together is part of culture and is already somehow liturgical. And this brings us to a second, deeper dimension, which however lacks its platform and disappears into the mist without the first dimension.