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 1 Int,  10|          were simply a fraternal banquet. Furthermore, the necessity
 2   1,  12|       perpetuated and the sacred banquet of communion with the Lord'
 3   1,  16|          The Eucharist is a true banquet, in which Christ offers
 4   2,  23|          of participation in the banquet of the Eucharist when he
 5   5,  48|  faithful? Though the idea of a “banquet” naturally suggests familiarity,
 6   5,  48|      also her Lord and that the “banquet” always remains a sacrificial
 7   5,  48|     always remains a sacrificial banquet marked by the blood shed
 8   5,  48|        Golgotha. The Eucharistic Banquet is truly a “sacred” banquet,
 9   5,  48|      Banquet is truly a “sacred” banquet, in which the simplicity
10   6,  53|       sharing in the Eucharistic banquet, an indirect picture of
11 CON,  61| Eucharist – sacrifice, presence, banquet – does not allow for reduction