St. Anthony and Corpus Christi

St. Anthony of Padua, Solemnity of Corpus Christi, St. George Catholic Church, Diocese of San Bernardino, California 

It is now the closing of the Solemnity of Corpus Christi and a religious community who brought this feast to a celebration through the patron, St. Anthony.  And what are these determined realities of meeting a commission of ADORATION to the Holy Eucharist amidst these animal renditions of worship to a SIGN and REALITY of Bread.  And what is bread that we would even with the animal sensate eat?

There are capacities of the human intellect to composite a condition to make an act of faith to see this Bread as blessed to be adored.  Food is a blessing.  How is this a reality?

Well, St. Anthony directed an animal to know the condition of a visible bread to be the maker of his created condition as animal.  And this animal condition of a mortified state can leave the animal to meet the intellect of man.

I am quite intrigued to know that the creature in all of us can be man and not animal; and yet, the animal in all of us can even bow down in worship.

The Body of Christ, we adore.

Corpus Cristi, adoremos.

O Sacrament Most Holy, O Sacrament Divine All Praise and Thanksgiving be every moment thine.

Meryl Viola Bravo 

St. Anthony, Miracle of the Mule