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If you ever read Acts 15 you will discover that the letter sent from the first great church council stated openly that 'it seemed good to the Holy Spirit' the new born from above refrain from blood. Now, do you really think that such a thing FROM THE HOLY SPIRIT should be contradicted in the cahtolic Eucharist? Is the god of catholicism double-minded that he cannot figure out if blood is allowed or not, such that the First great church council forbade eating blood? Let the spirit guide you. God is being mocked in this sacrilege. He made it clear FOR ALL THEIR GENERATIONS (Genesis 9 then Leviticus 3:17) NEveR DRINK THE BLOOD for the life is in the blood of the creature and of man. Jesus's blood was shed, poured out for us and sprinkled upon the Mercy Seat to cover the law of sin and death. Jesus Himself said to take the cup OF WINE and the PIECE OF BREAD in REMEMBRANCE of whaty He was going to do the next day. 'As far as we can tell' the command regrading blood for all the generations of Israel included Jesus and He had not yet sealed the new covenant for His blood had not yet been shed when they ate the Passover meal.