In Orthodox Christianity, this rite is accompanied by a prayer called the anaphora and is named The Divine Liturgy.
In Orthodox Christianity, this rite is accompanied by a prayer called the anaphora and is named The Divine Liturgy. This sacrament is featured in all three synoptic Gospels and Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians is generally given as the earliest recorded description of it, when recounting how Jesus spoke of a "new covenant" in his blood. Some denominations disagree over whether this sacrament features real presence or simply a symbolic one and Roman Catholics use *transubstantiation as an explanation for this. For 10 points, name this Christian rite of consuming bread and wine which supposedly contains the body of Christ.
In Orthodox Christianity, this rite is accompanied by a prayer called the anaphora and is named The Divine Liturgy.
the {Eucharist} (prompt on “transubstantiation” until mentioned)