It is contemplated in eucharistic prayer. It is lived in the Christian life and spirituality. It forms the context for one's love of the poor and marginalized, one's search for peace and justice, one's efforts for preservation of the environment and respect for creation. Eucharistic evangelization is deeply rooted in the Eucharist as liberation. Jesus came to free us from sin.
Sin is both personal and social.
The structures of sin invade society. The sin of the individual multiplied, becomes the collective sin of all, and the captive chains which bind the poor and oppressed. The Eucharist cries out to us for a deep commitment to social reform, justice, reconciliation and peace. Eucharistic contemplation leads inevitably to eucharistic evangelization. You cannot live and pray in the presence of Jesus Christ without becoming like him, without absorbing his gospel message and his way of life.